Deepcool DQ M-V2L DQ750-M-V2L (DP-GD-DQ750-M-V2L)

The Chinese brand DeepCool entered the power supply market only in 2014, but it does not dare to call it a newcomer. The first models of the company immediately attracted attention due to the use of the chassis from Channel Well Technology, after which DeepCool began to systematically rock the near-low-cost segment with its folk hits Aurora and Nova. This time, a novelty of 2020 came to our test - a 750 W modular power supply unit from the "golden" DQ-M-V2L series.

In terms of circuitry and functionality, we have an excellent middle-class block that combines many successful engineering solutions, Japanese capacitors and DC-DC converters. The advantages of the model include the 80+ Gold certificate, the high load capacity of the + 12V channel (almost 100% of the nominal value), high-quality electronics and the official 10-year warranty. Potentially, this is a solid foundation for an optimal gaming build with a graphics card of RTX 3060 caliber and above.

It is also worth noting the long stock cables and loops that can be disconnected if necessary (according to the passport, this is a modular PSU), a good set of available connectors, and the package. Only the turntable turned out to be ambiguous. Up to a load of 600 W, it does not give reasons to remember about itself, but as soon as you cross the Rubicon, the acoustic comfort decreases significantly. Apparently, the point is to use a fan on a plain bearing. However, many other solutions of this class also use similar cooling systems, because truly silent power supplies with a Gold Plus certificate cost 2 to 3 times more.