CONCLUSION

   Just like the Smart DPS G 700W PSU the 750W model may not feature the highest possible 80 Plus efficiency certification nor is it fully modular but thanks to its very good rail stability, single high-current 12+ rail, high peak-output and smart power management feature it makes for a very interesting proposal. Again it’s really too early to tell whether or not their SPM feature (and the software you can use it with) and other similar emerging technologies will allow you to save the planet or even some money from your monthly electrical bill but it does allow you to keep an eye on your systems hardware components so it’s quite useful. Unfortunately I can’t say that this unit is inaudible like many others since at full load the 140mm dual-ball bearing fan did become audible but I really doubt people will be buying an 750W unit to max it out (if that’s the case do yourself a favor and get a higher output model).

   When we reviewed the Smart DPS G 700W model its price tag was set a bit higher than we had expected so we did think a cut was in order. Well I’m glad to report that Thermaltake cut the price of both models so currently you can find the DPS G 750W for USD101.10 inside the USA (Amazon.com) and for 126Euros inside the EU (Amazon.co.uk). Again it goes without saying that you will probably be able to find a 80 Plus Gold certified unit with equal and perhaps even higher output for around the same price but if you care about the smart management feature the DPS G 750W is really a one way. Overall Thermaltake has released yet another interesting power supply unit and since it performs very well and packs features we don't see with rival models it gets our Golden Award.

PROS

- Very Good Rail Stability
- Smart Power Management Technology
- Flat Modular Cables
- 80 Plus Gold Certified
- Peak Output (900W)
- 7 Year Warranty

CONS

- Price (For Some)
- Fan Noise (Full Load)