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Rectangular ATX power supply unit, matte black metal case, modular cable sockets on one side

Taifast

Taifast TI750FM 600 W ATX 12V v2.3 modular power supply

SKU CH-HEYS-EC2SR MPN TI750FM

A 600 W ATX 12V v2.3 modular power supply with 80 PLUS certification, active PFC, Japanese capacitors, single 12 V rail, four PCI-Express 8-pin and four SATA connectors, and a high-speed silent fan

  • TypeATX 12V v2.3
  • Maximum Power600 W
  • SLICertified
  • CrossFireCertified
  • ModularYes
  • Fans1

Options ATX 80+ Bronze (600W)

  • 80 PLUS certified efficiency above 80% reduces running costs
  • Single +12V rail delivers full 600 W to demanding components
  • Fully modular cabling keeps builds tidy and airflow clear
  • Active PFC conversion above 85% cuts waste heat at the wall
  • Four PCIe 8-pin connectors support multi-GPU SLI or CrossFire setups

600 W ATX 12V v2.3 modular PSU

This Taifast TI750FM delivers 600 W through a single +12 V rail and holds 80 PLUS certification. The fully modular design lets builders connect only the cables their system needs. Active PFC and Japanese capacitors support stable operation at 115 V or 230 V input.

Replaces fixed-cable 600 W units

Swapping a non-modular 600 W supply for this model removes unused cables and improves airflow in tight cases. The upgrade is worth it when cable clutter blocks intake paths or when a cleaner build simplifies future GPU changes.

ATX 12V v2.3 connector limits

The 20+4 pin main connector and four 8-pin PCIe plugs follow the v2.3 pinout, so they fit current motherboards and graphics cards that use this standard. Systems requiring the newer 12VHPWR connector or more than four PCIe power leads cannot use this unit without adapters.

Highlights

  • 80 PLUS certified efficiency above 80% reduces running costs
  • Single +12V rail delivers full 600 W to demanding components
  • Fully modular cabling keeps builds tidy and airflow clear
  • Active PFC conversion above 85% cuts waste heat at the wall
  • Four PCIe 8-pin connectors support multi-GPU SLI or CrossFire setups

Specifications

ModelTI750FM
Series80 Plus
TypeATX 12V v2.3
Maximum Power600 W
SLICertified
CrossFireCertified
ModularYes
Fans1
PFCActive
Main Connector20+4 Pin
+12V RailsSingle
PCI-Express Connector4 x 8 Pin
SATA Power Connector4
Efficiency> 80%
Energy-Efficient80 PLUS Certified
Over Voltage ProtectionYes
Overload ProtectionYes
Input Voltage115 / 230 V
Input Frequency Range50/60 Hz
Input Current10A @ 115V, 6A @ 230V
Connectors1 x 24 pin ATX
ColorBlack
Haswell SupportYes
Power Rating600W
Peak Power750W
Frequency Range50/60 Hz
+3.3V Max. Current15A
+5V Max. Current15A
+12V1 Max. Current50A
-12V Max. Current0.3A
+5VSB Max. Current2.5A
12V Power Connector1 x 4+4 Pin ATX/EPS 12V, 1 x 8 Pin EPS 12V
Peripheral Connector2
Fans Total Quantity1
Top Fans Size120mm
Top Fans Bearing TypeSleeve
Over Load ProtectionYes
Short Circuit ProtectionYes
Under Voltage ProtectionYes
Over Current ProtectionYes
Over Power ProtectionYes
Over Temperature ProtectionYes

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Questions about this item

What case clearance does the ATX 12V v2.3 form factor and 600 W unit require?

The power supply follows the standard ATX 12V v2.3 dimensions, so any case with a regular ATX PSU bay will accept it without extra clearance.

Which cables must be connected during installation, and which step is often missed?

Attach the 20+4 pin main connector, the 4 x 8 pin PCI-Express cables your graphics cards need, and the 4 SATA power leads; the step most builders forget is plugging in every PCI-Express cable the GPU requires.

What component will eventually need replacement, and how is it accessed?

The single cooling fan is the only moving part; it can be swapped by removing the PSU, opening the top cover, and disconnecting the fan header.

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