Overview
The Silverstone DA750 Gold is a 750W ATX power supply unit with 80 PLUS Gold certification. Its fully modular cable design allows for clean cable management by eliminating unused cables. Equipped with a quiet 120mm fan, it delivers stable power for everyday computing and gaming builds. Priced at approximately ¥12,819 (as of September 2026), it offers excellent value for a Gold-rated fully modular PSU, making it a strong contender for mid-range to high-end gaming PCs.
Compatibility Guide
This PSU conforms to the standard ATX form factor, fitting most ATX cases. It includes one EPS 8-pin CPU connector and multiple PCIe 6+2-pin connectors (typically two to four), suitable for single-GPU gaming systems. For multi-GPU setups or systems with many SATA drives, verify connector count. The fully modular design helps in smaller ATX cases where cable storage is limited.
Product Info
Released around 2023, the Silverstone DA750 Gold targets the mid-range market with 80 PLUS Gold efficiency (≥87% at typical loads). It features flat modular cables for easy routing and a 5-year warranty for long-term reliability. Its market position is a cost-effective Gold-rated fully modular PSU, competing well against similarly priced units from Corsair, EVGA, and Seasonic.
Best Use Cases
- First-time PC builders: Fully modular cables simplify installation, and 750W is ample for mid-range GPUs like RTX 4060 or RX 7600.
- Noise-sensitive users: The 120mm fan operates silently at low loads, and Gold efficiency reduces heat output.
- Budget-conscious builders: At ¥12,819, it offers a compelling price-to-performance ratio with a 5-year warranty.
- Not recommended for: High-end systems with RTX 4090 or multi-GPU setups (750W may be insufficient), or builds requiring SFX/TFX form factors.
Things to Consider
The DA750 Gold has only one EPS 8-pin connector, which may not support high-end motherboards requiring two EPS connections. PCIe 6+2-pin count is limited; check your GPU's requirements. Compared to competitors like Corsair RM750e, the included cables may feel less premium. However, its price advantage is clear. Ensure your case supports ATX PSUs before purchase.
FAQ
Q: Can this PSU power an RTX 4070 Ti Super?
A: Yes, the RTX 4070 Ti Super recommends around 700W, so 750W is sufficient. However, if paired with a high-end CPU (e.g., Ryzen 9 or Core i9), consider an 850W unit for headroom.
Q: Are all cables flat?
A: Yes, all included cables are flat-type for easy routing and better airflow. The 24-pin ATX cable is thicker than the others.
Q: How does the 5-year warranty work?
A: Warranty claims are handled through Silverstone's official support with proof of purchase. Buying from authorized retailers in Japan ensures coverage.
