Is the Gigabyte P750GM worth it, for 95$

[DemonAtBudget]

So I trying to find a good PSU, for a budget, which can future proof well. While browing Pc Part Picker, i found the P750GM, and the value was so great. 95~$ for a 80+Gold, Modular 750 Watt system, but I want to ask anyone knows the quality of the psu, and is it worth buying?

[Bombastinator]

23 minutes ago, DemonAtBudget said:

So I trying to find a good PSU, for a budget, which can future proof well. While browing Pc Part Picker, i found the P750GM, and the value was so great. 95~$ for a 80+Gold, Modular 750 Watt system, but I want to ask anyone knows the quality of the psu, and is it worth buying?

It might be on tier B of the tierlist.  Not sure.

[DemonAtBudget]

I was Ctrl F finding it but could'nt, so not sure

[Bombastinator]

It lists only gm.  Might be gm-a.

[Ravendarat]

I know its the not the same but I have used the G750H in a few builds including my work computer and I have no complaints about it, seems solid enough

[Bombastinator]

2 minutes ago, Ravendarat said:

I know its the not the same but I have used the G750H in a few builds including my work computer and I have no complaints about it, seems solid enough

H is tier a I think?  I vaguely remember seeing it

[MrBrightSyde]

1 hour ago, Bombastinator said:

It might be on tier B of the tierlist.  Not sure.

That's the AP-GM, also know as Aorus GM, which is the older model. This is a completely new model that has nothing known about it other than apparently a high DOA rate from reviews.

 

54 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

H is tier a I think?  I vaguely remember seeing it

The GH was Tier A, but it's been confirmed by jonnyGURU contacting CWT, that there is no OTP present, making it a Tier C PSU.

 

1 hour ago, DemonAtBudget said:

So I trying to find a good PSU, for a budget, which can future proof well. While browing Pc Part Picker, i found the P750GM, and the value was so great. 95~$ for a 80+Gold, Modular 750 Watt system, but I want to ask anyone knows the quality of the psu, and is it worth buying?

Get a Thermaltake GF1 PE for $110. 10 year warranty, still fully-modular, and it's one of the best in Tier A (apparently). Or if you don't care about modularity, the Antec Earthwatts Gold Pro 750w Semi-modular is $99.99, IIRC

[DemonAtBudget]

27 minutes ago, MrBrightSyde said:

That's the AP-GM, also know as Aorus GM, which is the older model. This is a completely new model that has nothing known about it other than apparently a high DOA rate from reviews.

 

The GH was Tier A, but it's been confirmed by jonnyGURU contacting CWT, that there is no OTP present, making it a Tier C PSU.

 

Get a Thermaltake GF1 PE for $110. 10 year warranty, still fully-modular, and it's one of the best in Tier A (apparently). Or if you don't care about modularity, the Antec Earthwatts Gold Pro 750w Semi-modular is $99.99, IIRC

IS the antech Earthwatts better than the P750GM, and I don't care about modularity

 

EDIT: I am adding the Thermaltake one for now as antec earthwatt 750 not in stock, or at 150$

[MrBrightSyde]

1 hour ago, DemonAtBudget said:

IS the antech Earthwatts better than the P750GM, and I don't care about modularity

 

EDIT: I am adding the Thermaltake one for now as antec earthwatt 750 not in stock, or at 150$

Wait, where are you buying from? I'm seeing the Earthwatt Gold Pro 750w on Amazon for $99.99, in stock November 4th, unless you aren't from the US.

Of course, I would still pay the extra $10 for the Thermaltake GF1 since it has full modularity and a 3 year longer warranty.

[DemonAtBudget]

Alright, I was seeing on pc part picker there it was out of stock for Amazon, my bad