Silverstone SST-ST75F-PT Strider Platinum Series - 750 Watt [SST-ST75F-PT]

Under the hood Silverstone grabs modern technology including DC-DC modules for independent downconversion of + 3.3V and + 5-volt line. The Strider Platinum can thus convince not only with appearance, dimensions and efficiency of over 92 percent at medium load but also with the electrical performance. The offered 750-Watt model provides 62.5 amps on the Single Rail available. Therefore, if necessary, the decisive day + 12-volt line may be loaded with the total rated power - ideal for fast graphics card and modern processors. The + 3.3V and + 5V rail can together deliver 120 watts - enough for many drives.

Since Silverstone relies on fully modular cable management are all ports of Strider Platinum Series removable. Besides the obligatory 20 + 4-pin and the 4 + 4-pin connector are four 6 + 2-pin graphics card connectors. The 750-watt power supply is therefore suitable even for a brisk Crossfire or SLI combo. In addition, let eight SATA, six 4-pin Molex and two floppy drives connect. Thanks to the modular cable system thereby only the really required cables need to be laid. This results in less clutter, which reduces turbulence and results in better cooling. But visually benefited the interior of a cleaneren style, which is used particularly in cases with side windows to advantage.

Technical details:
    Dimensions: 140 x 86 x 150 mm (W x H x D)
    Weight: 2.18 kg
    Fan: 120 mm (automatic control)
    Efficiency: at least 92/90/89 percent 50/20/100 percent load (115 volts), including 80 Plus Platinum certification. The efficiency in the European 230-volt power can by up to two percentage points higher.
    Active PFC
    Form Factor: ATX12V
    Power: 750 Watts
    + 3.3V: 22A
    + 5V: 22A
    + 3.3V & + 5V: 120W
    + 12V: 62.5 A / 750 W
    -12V: 0.3A / 3.6W
    +5 Vsb: 3.0A / 15W
    Connections: (removable)
    1x 20 + 4-pin ATX12V / EPS12V
    1x 4 + 4-pin ATX12V / EPS12V
    4x 6 + 2-pin PCIe
    8x SATA
    6x 4-pin Molex
    2x Floppy