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Testseek.co.uk have collected 39 expert reviews of the Cooler Master V-Series Semi-Modular 750W and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Cooler Master V-Series Semi-Modular 750W.
Award: Editor’s Choice February 2015
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The editors liked

  • Affordable
  • 750W power
  • Good ripple suppression
  • Semi-modular design (albeit
  • A limited one)
  • 80 Plus Bronze efficiency
  • Quite at low loads
  • Compact design
  • Good voltage regulation
  • Flat cables
  • Fully modular
  • Virtually silent performance
  • Exceptional OPP
  • High-quality components
  • Rock solid build quality
  • Compact dimensions
  • Efficient
  • Full power at 48 °C
  • Japanese electrolytic caps
  • Quality fan
  • Silent operation at normal conditions
  • Warranty
  • Particulary stylish
  • Small size
  • Ideal for a dual GPU SLI or Crossfire system
  • Ripple suppression is excellent
  • Excellent efficiency
  • High grade Japanese capacitors throughout
  • Quite quiet

The editors didn't like

  • A little noisy at higher loads
  • Semi-modular cable design seems too limited and unnecessary
  • “For a budget friendly power supply
  • The Cooler Master G750M has a lot to offer to any system builder. A nice addition to any system that needs plenty of power
  • W
  • Minor voltage droop at 100% load
  • Neutral
  • Higher ripple than some competitors
  • But still well within good tolerance
  • “The Cooler Master V750 offers great performance and efficiency for any mid-to-high end system. If you’re looking for a compact ATX PSU w
  • 3.3V performance in Advanced Transient Response tests
  • Cable and connector quality
  • Noisy under tough conditions
  • Price
  • Model number can be confused with Seasonic models
  • Sleeving is poor
  • Mixture of cable styles looks ugly
  • Too many hard wired cables
  • Stiff competition at the price
  • Cable length not long enough for the biggest tower cases.

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  Published: 2015-12-08, Author: Aris , review by: tomshardware.co.uk

  • Compact dimensions, Efficient, Full power at 48 °C, Fully modular, Good ripple suppression, Japanese electrolytic caps, Quality fan, Silent operation at normal conditions, Warranty
  • 3.3V performance in Advanced Transient Response tests, Cable and connector quality, Noisy under tough conditions, Price
  • The new Cooler Master V750 is one of the smallest, fully modular PSUs with 750W capacity available on the market today, featuring good overall performance and silent operation under normal operating conditions...

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  Published: 2015-11-17, review by: uk.hardware.info

  • At the risk of being a bit dull, just as in earlier power supply tests we can state that in this day and age you have to make a serious effort to purchase a truly bad PSU. In particular in the class as discussed in this test. However, that does not mean...

 
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  Published: 2015-09-17, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com

  • Good voltage regulation, Flat cables, Fully modular, Virtually silent performance, Exceptional OPP, High-quality components, Rock solid build quality,
  • Minor voltage droop at 100% load, Neutral, Higher ripple than some competitors, but still well within good tolerance, “The Cooler Master V750 offers great performance and efficiency for any mid-to-high end system. If you’re looking for a compact ATX PSU w
  • The V Series is certainly a welcome addition to the Cooler Master range. Their build quality is certainly worthy of an award and the 3D Circuit design has made a huge impact on the cooling performance of the unit. The Cooler Master Silencio fan is certain...

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  Published: 2015-09-15, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com

  • Affordable, 750W power, Good ripple suppression, Semi-modular design (albeit, a limited one), 80 Plus Bronze efficiency, Quite at low loads, Compact design,
  • A little noisy at higher loads, Semi-modular cable design seems too limited and unnecessary, “For a budget friendly power supply, the Cooler Master G750M has a lot to offer to any system builder. A nice addition to any system that needs plenty of power, w
  • In terms of hardware specification, this power supply was never going to blow us away with its performance and well, it didn't. I can't say I was expecting much from this PSU, it's got a modest power output, a fairly average 80 Plus Bronze efficiency rati...

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  Published: 2014-08-27, Author: Zardon , review by: kitguru.net

  • Ideal for a dual GPU SLI or Crossfire system, ripple suppression is excellent, excellent efficiency, High grade Japanese capacitors throughout, quite quiet
  • Sleeving is poor, mixture of cable styles looks ugly, too many hard wired cables, stiff competition at the price, cable length not long enough for the biggest tower cases.
  • Cooler Master have been releasing some high grade quality power supplies in 2014 and have earned a solid reputation among the enthusiast user base. They work with a variety of OEM partners, bringing a wide range of supplies to market in various price zone...

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  Published: 2014-08-11, Author: Stuart , review by: hardwareheaven.com

  • Overall the build quality of the V750 is good with Cooler Master offering ok soldering and internal construction. The use of Japanese capacitors throughout the design is always appreciated and we like the nice compact chassis used here. Potentially Cooler...

 
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  Published: 2014-08-11, Author: Gavin , review by: play3r.net

  • Particulary stylish, Small size
  • Model number can be confused with Seasonic models
  • It's that time again where I give you my final thoughts on whether or not the product is worth buying or is any good.  Have Cooler Master hit the jackpot with their latest VSM series power supplies or are there better alternatives out there on the market?...

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  Published: 2015-12-08, Author: Aris , review by: tomshardware.com

  • Compact dimensions, Efficient, Full power at 48 °C, Fully modular, Good ripple suppression, Japanese electrolytic caps, Quality fan, Silent operation at normal conditions, Warranty
  • 3.3V performance in Advanced Transient Response tests, Cable and connector quality, Noisy under tough conditions, Price
  • The new Cooler Master V750 is one of the smallest, fully modular PSUs with 750W capacity available on the market today, featuring good overall performance and silent operation under normal operating conditions...

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  Published: 2015-09-27, Author: Vincent , review by: Bjorn3d.com

  • We feel the CoolerMaster V750 is going to hit a nice sweet spot in the PSU market. This will be the first fully modulated 750W PSU available from CoolerMaster and they weren't messing around when it came to producing a quality product that goes above and...

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  Published: 2014-08-07, Author: crmaris , review by: techpowerup.com

  • Delivered full power at 46°C, Over Temperature Protection (OTP) that actually works, Good ripple suppression, Efficient (especially at low loads), Overall tight voltage regulation, Quiet overall operation (at normal conditions), Compact dimensions, Japane
  • The competition is ruthless at this price point, I would use a stronger bridge rectifier (just to be sure given extremes), Would like to see less native cables, Only one EPS connector, Native PCIe cables aren't sleeved all the way up to the second connect
  • The Cooler Master V750 Semi-Modular retails for $119.99. Delivered full power at 46°C Over Temperature Protection (OTP) that actually works Good ripple suppression Efficient (especially at low loads) Overall tight voltage regulation Quiet overall operatio...

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