Gigabyte

Gigabyte UD750GM PG5 V2 power supply 750 W

The Gigabyte UD750GM PG5 V2 is a 750 W power supply for a desktop PC with an above-average graphics card. 750 W is a common choice for gaming and work PCs: it usually covers both the processor and the graphics card, with a margin left for later upgrades.

  • Output: 750 W
  • Model: Gigabyte UD750GM PG5 V2
  • Series: Gigabyte UD
  • Use: internal desktop PC power supply

Description

750 W that keeps up with a new graphics card

Many makers of mid-range and upper mid-range graphics cards recommend a power supply in the 650–750 W range. This unit covers such a card together with the processor, drives and fans, so it does not have to run close to its limit all the time. If an extra drive or stronger cooling goes in later, the reserve is already there.

Who this power supply is for

Gamers building a new PC around a mid-range or upper mid-range graphics card; anyone replacing an old unit because a new graphics card needs more power; and owners of home office or content creation PCs who want a solid reserve without stepping up to a 1000 W unit.

Specifications

BrandGigabyte
Net weight2.65 kg
Nominal power750 W
EAN4719331555870

Questions & answers

Should I choose 750 W or 850 W?

Check the power supply wattage recommended by your graphics card maker. If it is 750 W or less, this model is enough. If the recommendation is higher or you plan a more powerful card soon, a higher-rated unit makes more sense.

Which connectors does the power supply have?

The manufacturer does not specify the connector list for this model. Before building, check on the Gigabyte product page that the connectors your graphics card and motherboard need are included.

Does it work in both AMD and Intel PCs?

Yes, a power supply does not depend on the processor brand. What matters is enough wattage and connectors that match the motherboard and graphics card.