Efficiency meets 80 PLUS specifications:
Efficiency under different load profiles:
Having an 80 PLUS Bronze certification naturally means that the Antec TP-750 will not blow away the rest of the competition in this roundup, but at least it does not have any problems reaching the required values for the Bronze logo. The efficiency is 80% at loads all the way down to 100 W, where it starts dropping a little, though still remaining satisfactory.
The PSU performs brilliantly in the noise and ripple tests, and it is actually among the very best models in the entire roundup. The 18 mV value on the 12 V rail is particularly outstanding. In the other tests, the Antec TP-750 performs on par. The only criticism we have is a rather loud fan noise when under full load.
The Antec TP-750 is a gaming PSU with high electrical quality at a reasonable price. It naturally cannot compete with the Silver- and Gold-certified PSUs in the energy efficiency department, but we can still comfortably recommend it.
- New Tests: Ripple And Noise
- Antec TP-750
- Antec TP-750: Results
- be quiet! Straight Power E8
- be quiet! Straight Power E8: Results
- Chieftec BPS-750C
- Chieftec BPS-750C: Results
- Cooler Master GX 750
- Cooler Master GX 750: Results
- Cooler Master Silent Pro Gold 700
- Cooler Master Silent Pro Gold 700: Results
- Corsair CMPSU-AX850
- Corsair CMPSU-AX850: Results
- Cougar SX700
- Cougar SX700: Results
- Enermax Modu 87+ 700 W
- Enermax Modu 87+ 700 W: Results
- NZXT HALE90-750M
- NZXT HALE90-750M: Results
- OCZ Fatal1ty 750 W
- OCZ Fatal1ty 750 W: Results
- Seasonic X-750
- Seasonic X-750: Results
- Sparkle SCC-750AF
- Sparkle SCC-750AF: Results
- Test Configuration, Hold-Up Time, Inrush Current, Peak, And Short Circuit Tests
- Efficiency According To 80 PLUS, Temperature, And Standby Overview
- Efficiency Under Different Load Profiles
- Conclusion And Recommendation




