Gigabyte P-Series 2020 P750GM

The Taiwanese giant Gigabyte has long and firmly occupied an important role in the market of motherboards and video cards, but not power supplies. Released in 2020, the Gigabyte P-Series 2020 model shattered this stereotype, showing that Gigabyte has jacks of all trades.

P-Series 2020 is a modern modular power supply at the junction of different price categories, which Gigabyte released after the successful launch of the Aorus series PSU. The P-Series doesn't cost that much for its specs, is 90% efficient, and overall is one of the most affordable options with 750W headroom, 80+ Gold certification, and Japanese capacitors under the hood. A similar set of characteristics makes it a dangerous competitor for the popular Chieftec Proton and Be quiet System Power 9 power supplies.

The beauty of this model lies in the thoughtful economy. Gigabyte has prioritized well, using Japanese electrolytes, Japanese capacitors, and robust solid-state solutions. As a result, a high quality of the output voltage is combined with a low level of ripple, minimal drawdowns and generally stable operation. On the main 12-volt line, the P-Series 2020 is capable of delivering 732 watts, that is, 99.7% of the nominal value. Plus, a hydraulic bearing spinner is quieter than a conventional hub and is more likely to last longer.