Home / Tech News / Featured Tech Reviews / Antec EDGE 750W PSU Review

Antec EDGE 750W PSU Review


DSCF3497
The Antec EDGE 750W is a very understated power supply, finished in a simple black paint.
DSCF3507
There is some company branding on the side panels, and plenty of vents to help with air flow – but hang on. On closer look we can see the vents are actually covered in a plastic sheet, so there will be no airflow from the sides.
scratch test

The unit didn't pass our ‘screwdriver' test. This involves running the head of a Philips head driver down the side of the chassis with light to medium force. After all, how many times have you accidentally connected with a power supply during a system build?

Several small, but noticeable scratches were left on the surface (see image above).

DSCF3512
The top of the power supply is home to a large, clear fan – resting behind a metal grill. We will look at the fan more closely when we open the unit.
DSCF3508
One side has the ‘EDGE' brand name, alongside a power connector and switch. This honeycomb vent isn't covered with a plastic sheet, so air will flow fine here.
DSCF3503
The other side is home to the modular panel – all labelled for clarity. If you look closely you will see a little LED 1/0 button – this turns a little blue light, on and off.
screenshot123
You can connect one or two modular 8 pin cables into any of the 16 pin sockets.
DSCF3518DSCF3519
The EDGE is quite an attractive looking power supply, from all angles.
DSCF3500

Antec EDGE 750 Watt Power Supply
DC Output
+3.3V
+5V
+12V1 +12V2
-12V
+5Vsb
Max Output
20A
20A
40A 40A
0.3A
2.5A
Total Power 100W 744W 3.6W 12.5W
750W

The Antec EDGE is a dual +12V rail power supply. Each of the unit's +12V rails can deliver 40Amps of power. The minor rails can each deliver 20A.

Become a Patron!

Check Also

Ducky One 3 Pro Nazca Line Keyboard Review

The One 3 Pro Nazca Line keyboard from Ducky feature the revamped Cherry MX2A switches

2 comments

  1. +5V ripple is higher than we would like to see. means >
    ?

  2. I have the same power supply. I don’t have any idea about +5V ripple, maybe I am not able to notice it. I’ve been using it since Sept 2016. It’s a well built unit and performs quite well. Mine is i5 6600k + gtx 1070 gaming x setup with all things clocked up all the way.