Conclusion

Deepcool carries on the good work with the semi-modular, 80 PLUS Gold-rated DQ750 EVO supply, which is soon to be available for £75.

Deepcool is on a mission to expand its retail presence across Europe through the release of a number of own-branded products that focus on value.

We were suitably impressed with the budget Lucifer cooler a while back, and Deepcool carries on the good work with the semi-modular, 80 PLUS Gold-rated DQ750 Evo Quanta supply, which is soon to be available for £75.

Using an enhanced CWT platform mated to a large fan, albeit one that is operational at all times, performance ranges from good to very good in our battery of tests.

There is no shortage of high-quality PSUs battling it out for your attention in the 600-800W space, with the Fractal Edison M 750W and EVGA SuperNova G2 750W being cases in point, yet Deepcool's DQ750 Evo Quanta, a solid entrant into the PSU market, is now another name to add to that list.

The Good		The Bad
Good performance Above-average regulation Quiet fan at low loads Five-year warranty		No manual in box Not widely available in UK No SATA-only cables

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