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The Antec GSK 750 V2 is a 750 W desktop power supply unit designed for gaming and high-performance PC builds. It belongs to Antec?s ?GSK V2? line, supporting ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 standards, making it compatible with next-gen hardware.
It features full modular cabling for better cable management, helping to reduce clutter and improve airflow. It includes a 120 mm silent fan (with ?Zero RPM? mode) for quieter operation during lower loads, and employs Antec?s ?PhaseWave TM? design (a server-class LLC design with synchronous rectification) for efficient, stable power delivery.
On the safety side, it carries Antec?s ?CircuitShield?? protection suite, which typically includes OCP (over current protection), OVP (over voltage protection), UVP (under voltage protection), SCP (short circuit protection), OPP (over power protection), OTP (over temperature protection), SIP (surge & inrush protection), and NLO (no-load operation protection).
As the ?V2? variant for Great Britain / EU, the unit carries the MPN 0-761345-20140-7.
Specifications
Product
Antec GSK 750 V2
MPN / Model Code
0-761345-20140-7 (GB / UK version)
Form Factor / Standard
ATX 12V 3.1
Wattage (Continuous)
750 W
Modularity
Fully modular
Efficiency / Certification
80 PLUS® Gold certified
Input Voltage Range
100 V ? 240 V AC (universal)
Input Frequency
50 ? 60 Hz (typical for worldwide)
Input Current
Up to 10 A (max)
Fan
120 mm ?Silent? fan with Zero RPM mode (i.e. fan may shut off at low load)
Protection / Safety Features
CircuitShield? suite: OCP, OVP, UVP, SCP, OPP, OTP, SIP, NLO
Connectors
1 Ă— 24 (20 + 4) pin motherboard connector
1 Ă— 16 (12 + 4) pin PCIe 5.1 12V-2Ă—6 connector
2 Ă— 8 (4 + 4) pin CPU (EPS) connectors
4 Ă— 8 (6 + 2) pin PCI-Express connectors
8 Ă— SATA power connectors
4 Ă— Molex (4-pin peripheral) connectors
Dimensions (L Ă— W Ă— H)
140 mm Ă— 150 mm Ă— 86 mm
Warranty10 years
Additional Features
PhaseWave? design for stable output
Zero RPM mode for quiet operation
Full modular cabling for customization & airflow
Meets modern GPU / CPU power demands with support for PCIe 5.1
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