A Closer Look
The PSU is presentable enough, but there’s nothing particularly flashy about it either. The NeoECO sticker on the side has the usual Antec colours, and we can see it’s a “Continous Power” unit, which is to say you can run it at high loads for extended periods, making it well suited to both work and gaming PC builds.
There’s good ventilation, with a large grille on the top, as well as a lot of ventilation at the rear.
There’s a small switch at the back for active or hybrid fan modes, and in hybrid, the PSU fan won’t spin at lower loads if the PSU is below a certain temperature threshold.
There is a good range of connectors on offer, but obviously, at 750W it doesn’t need a huge amount of connectors but should be well-suited to systems that have either 1 x 4+4 on the motherboard and up to 3 x 6+2 connectors for the graphics card, or 2 x 4+4 on the motherboard and 2 x 6+2 for a graphics card.
There’s a 120mm fan for cooling, and a nice Antec logo in the middle, but overall, a pretty basic but tidy enough-looking power supply.
