Power supply unit ASUS TUF Gaming 750G EVO — 750 W, ATX, 80 PLUS Gold, 20+4‑pin, black

The ASUS TUF Gaming 750G EVO is an ATX power supply unit that delivers up to 750 W of continuous power with 80 PLUS Gold efficiency and active power factor correction (PFC). Designed for desktop systems, it includes a 20+4‑pin motherboard connector and a set of CPU, PCIe, SATA and Molex cables. The unit incorporates military‑grade capacitors, a dual‑ball bearing fan and protective PCB coating to support stable power delivery and extended service life.

Advantages

This power supply offers high energy efficiency certified at the Gold level and uses premium Japanese capacitors for improved longevity and stable voltage output. The dual‑ball bearing fan design provides a longer operational life than typical sleeve bearings while maintaining active cooling. A protective coating on the PCB reduces risk from moisture, dust and temperature stress, and the included set of connectors covers common desktop build requirements.

Suitable for

• Mid‑ to high‑range gaming PCs that require up to 750 W total system power
• Workstations and content‑creation rigs needing stable DC power delivery
• System upgrades where ATX form factor and 20+4‑pin compatibility are required
• Builds that benefit from modular cable routing and improved cooling durability

Key specifications

• Form factor: ATX
• Maximum output power: 750 W
• Efficiency certification: 80 PLUS Gold
• Input voltage range: 100–240 V
• Motherboard connector: 20+4‑pin ATX
• Cooling: active fan with dual‑ball bearings
• Protective features: PCB coating against moisture, dust and temperature stress
• Included cables: CPU, PCIe, SATA and Molex (motherboard cable length approx. 50 cm; SATA cable lengths listed: 400 mm and 120 mm)
• Color: black

How to use

Install the PSU into a compatible ATX case following the case and motherboard manufacturer instructions. Connect the 20+4‑pin connector to the motherboard main power socket, attach the CPU and PCIe connectors to the corresponding components, and route SATA and Molex cables to storage and peripheral devices. Verify input voltage selection if applicable, secure the PSU with the case mounting screws, and ensure the cooling fan has unobstructed airflow before first power‑on.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, maintain adequate case airflow and avoid placing the PSU intake against restrictive surfaces. Use the provided modular cables as needed to minimize clutter, periodically inspect connectors for dust accumulation, and allow the unit to cool before servicing. Match system power draw with the 750 W rating and account for peak GPU/CPU demands when planning upgrades.