Installation & Testing
Getting the V750 installed is quite easy, its small size will make it great if you plan on using it in a small form factor system. I decided to install the unit in the Cooler Master MasterCase 5 and I did not have a single issue.
The flat modular cables are very easy to work with and again since this is a fully modular unit you only use the cables that you need.
Our test system is comprised of the following components.
Processor: Intel Core i7-4790K
Motherboard: ASUS Z97-A
Video Card: Zotac GeForce GTX 980 Ti AMP!
Memory: 16GB Kingston 10th Anniversary
Power: Cooler Master V750
Storage: 120GB Samsung 840 Evo
Cooling: be quiet! Dark Rock TF
Case: Cooler Master MasterCase 5 with 2 fans
Disclaimer: We do realize that our testing methods for power supplies are not up to the standards that we would like. Unfortunately we do not have the equipment to properly test power supplies the way that we would like. The tests below do give you a good idea of how the unit will perform, but we know they are not as accurate as we would like. All power supply manufactures are made aware of our testing methods before they send us a unit.
Multimeter Testing
Our first set of tests we will be using a Mastech MS8268 digital multimeter. Here we will measure the rails at idle (Windows Desktop) and then at load (Heaven Benchmark looped). This will give you a good idea of power fluctuation during gaming sessions.
Software Testing
Our motherboard allows us to monitor the rails on our power supply. We do the same type of test we did with the multimeter and recorded the voltages.
The software also allows us to see a live view of the voltages on the rails. Here is what we were shown during our load test.
So as you can see based on our findings here we do have good voltage regulation.
