Gamemax RGB PRO 750G power supply review: Efficient, but pricey for an average unit with pretty lights
Gamemax charges $105 for an average power supply with RGB lighting. The Sohoo platform underneath measures well enough, but the fan, the capacitors, and the warranty all sit below what the price should buy.
The Gamemax RGB PRO 750G power supply is a fully modular ATX unit with a 750W rating, built around a 140 mm ARGB fan and compliant with the latest ATX and PCIe standards. It features 25 lighting modes and a 12V-2x6 connector for current graphics cards. According to the manufacturer, the power supply achieves 80 PLUS Gold efficiency, utilizes Japanese 105°C main capacitors, and supports motherboard synchronization for 25 addressable lighting modes.
However, there is no official confirmation of these claims in leading efficiency databases, making the efficiency rating a manufacturer statement.
Priced at $105, the RGB PRO 750G is more expensive than several other 750W Gold-rated units on the market. The power supply is approximately 165 x 150 x 86 mm in size, slightly larger than the typical ATX design. Its black, matte-finished chassis features a textured surface that shows fingerprints visibly. The front side contains a hexagonal honeycomb grille, a lion badge, and an outline of "750W RGB LIGHT VERSION" at the bottom.
The back face showcases the C14 receptacle, main rocker switch, and an RGB LIGHT button. Each cable is individually sleeved, providing a rugged look, though routing them behind a motherboard tray might require more effort due to their stiff, embossed flat design.
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