MSI MPG A750GF Power Supply Unit, UK Plug - 750W, 80 Plus Gold Certified, Fully Modular ATX PSU, 3 x 6+2 Pin GPU Support, Japanese 105°C Capicitors, Flat Black Cables - 10 Year Warranty

MSI ventured into new territory with the MSI MPG A750GF and did not disappoint with their first PSU.Installation and cable management was easy due to the modular design and flat cables, a handy nylon pouch was included to help store extra cables that you do not use.Performance is as good as any other 750W Gold power supply. The only downside is that compared to others PSUs of a similar price range the MSI MPG A750GF does not have a 0RPM mode which is pretty standard among PSUs nowadays, but although the fan is always on it is extremely quiet and only audible under extreme loads.Overall I am extremely pleased with my purchase and the bonus rewards such as MSI's Shout out promotion and Christmas cashback only add the icing on the cake.

Nice PSU, cost-effective, easy to install, no noise.

Modular cables were a bit stiff, No Zero RPM mode, but it's efficient, quiet and a great value from a trusted brand.

Prime member purchase.Arrived on time, in good condition, and as described.Works as expected.Same as in picture.Packaging was good.Positive experience.Recommended.

MSI is known for its commitment to quality, and the MPG A750GF is no exception. It is built with high-quality components, ensuring its durability and reliability over extended periods of use. This power supply unit is designed to withstand demanding conditions and provide long-lasting performance.

Building my first PC and came across this PSU before buying another PSU at the same price but lower power. I've added this into my build and I like the quietness of the PSU fan but I find the PSU cables to be a little hard to manage but that's due to my little expenience building a PC. Am planning on getting an RTX 40 series and hopefully this PSU should power everything perfectly with what I want.

Bought this in September 2023, by January 2024 it developed a fault where it would randomly cut out, as the power loss was so instant it meant losing anything I was working on and the system didn't even get a chance to generate any kind of logs to speed up the process of narrowing down the cause.After a prolonged period of trying and failing to get any contact with MSI whatsoever I resorted to using amazons "support" who themselves also tried and failed to get any response from MSI, so despite this being sold with a 10 year warranty and claims of replacements I have now had no choice but to open a refund claim with amazon themselves. I have had parts fail before and I have had companies drag their feet when it comes to honouring warranties but MSI have done literally everything in their power to avoid having any interaction with me whatsoever and their willful lack of help means I will be left with no pc for days until amazon process my refund so I can afford to source a new PSU. I can only recommend avoiding MSI

I much prefer this style of power supply, which comes with a large pack of cables to choose from and sockets on the unit to connect them into. It really is plug and play, and you only need to install those required. The alternative is a unit with all the cables permanently wired in, whether you need them or not.The cables are delivered in a custom designed pouch so you can store those unused in case they are required later.I bought this as an upgrade when fitting a new graphics card - the old PSU didn't have the right connections and wasn't quite powerful enough. Fairly straightforward swapout - just make sure you make a note or take pictures of the old connections before you remove them.