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Deepcool PK750D 750W 80 PLUS Bronze non-modular ATX power supply in black
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Deepcool PK750D

Expert rating6 / 10

Power SuppliesView on deepcool.com
Wattage:
750 W
80 PLUS Rating:
Bronze
Modularity:
Non-Modular
ATX Standard:
ATX 2.x

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Manufacturer: Deepcool Last updated: 2026-09-12

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Deepcool PK750D (750W/80+ Bronze/Non-Modular/ATX 2.x/Entry-Level Value Pick) Review

Searching for the cheapest Deepcool power supply that can still push 750W, the PK750D is Deepcool's bare-bones non-modular Bronze unit aimed at cost-first budget builds.

We'd treat this as a last-resort budget option: it does 750W at 80 PLUS Bronze for very little money, but the 2-year warranty is short even by budget standards and signals Deepcool isn't positioning it for long-term reliability the way its Bronze rivals are.

Where It Sits in the Market

The PK series is Deepcool's cost-first PSU line, sitting below its PF and PL lines in build quality and warranty coverage. It's built on a licensed HuntKey platform rather than an in-house design.

Comparison to Alternatives

Against the EVGA 600 BR, the PK750D offers 150W more headroom at a similar Bronze, non-modular tier, but EVGA's 3-year warranty edges out Deepcool's shorter coverage. Against the XPG Pylon 650W, the PK750D adds 100W of headroom at a comparable price point in the same budget-Bronze category.

Specifications

Identity

BrandDeepcool
Model NumberPK750D

Output and rails

Single +12V RailYes

GPU power delivery

PCIe 6+2-pin Connectors2

Connector inventory

EPS 8-pin Connectors2
SATA Connectors4
Molex Connectors4

Form factor and fit

Length140 mm
ColourBlack

Cooling

Fan BearingHydro

Build quality

TopologySingle-switch forward converter
MTBF100000 hours

Cables

ModularityNon-Modular

Monitoring, protection and price

ProtectionsOCP, OVP, SCP, OTP
Price54.99 USD
Warranty2 years
Wattage750 W
80 PLUS RatingBronze
ATX StandardATX 2.x
Form FactorATX
12V-2x6 Connectors0
Zero-RPM ModeNo
Sleeved CablesNo
Connector Count1x 24-pin ATX, 2x EPS 4+4, 2x PCIe 6+2-pin, 4x SATA, 4x Molex (all fixed)
Fan Size120 mm
Fan Model / Bearing120mm Hydro bearing
OEM / PlatformHuntKey
Japanese CapacitorsNo
Cable Lengths24-pin 500mm, EPS 500mm, PCIe 450mm, SATA 500mm
Source URLhttps://www.deepcool.com/products/PowerSupplyUnits/powersupplyunits/PK750D-80-PLUS-Bronze-Power-Supply/2022/15609.shtml

Expert Review

Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.

Expert rating6 / 10

The cheapest way to 750W of Bronze power here, but the short 2-year warranty makes it a last-resort pick rather than a first choice.

Best for

  • Strict budget builds needing 750W
  • Mid-range GPUs like the RTX 4060
  • Temporary or secondary PC builds

Not for

  • Long-term primary gaming rigs
  • Anyone wanting more than a 2-year warranty
  • High-end or multi-GPU builds

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Deepcool PK750D (750W/80+ Bronze/Non-Modular/ATX 2.x/Entry-Level Value Pick)?

The Deepcool PK750D (750W/80+ Bronze/Non-Modular/ATX 2.x/Entry-Level Value Pick) is a power supply from Deepcool. Key specs: Wattage 750 W, 80 PLUS Rating Bronze, Modularity Non-Modular, ATX Standard ATX 2.x, 12V-2x6 Connectors 0.

Will the Deepcool PK750D (750W/80+ Bronze/Non-Modular/ATX 2.x/Entry-Level Value Pick) work with my current setup?

The Deepcool PK750D (750W/80+ Bronze/Non-Modular/ATX 2.x/Entry-Level Value Pick) lists Wattage is 750 W. Check that against the hardware you already own before buying, since this is the field that most often decides whether a part fits.

Who is the Deepcool PK750D (750W/80+ Bronze/Non-Modular/ATX 2.x/Entry-Level Value Pick) best suited to?

It suits strict budget builds needing 750w, mid-range gpus like the rtx 4060, temporary or secondary pc builds.

What are the drawbacks of the Deepcool PK750D (750W/80+ Bronze/Non-Modular/ATX 2.x/Entry-Level Value Pick)?

It is a poor fit for long-term primary gaming rigs, anyone wanting more than a 2-year warranty, high-end or multi-gpu builds.

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