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SilverStone Strider Platinum ST75F-PT 750W 80 PLUS Platinum fully modular ATX power supply
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Silverstone ST75F-PT

Expert rating8.4 / 10

Wattage:
750 W
80 PLUS Rating:
Platinum
Modularity:
Fully Modular
ATX Standard:
ATX 2.x

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Manufacturer: Silverstone Last updated: 2026-09-12

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Silverstone ST75F-PT (750W/80+ Platinum/Fully Modular/ATX 2.x/High-End Tier) Review

If you want 80 PLUS Platinum efficiency without stepping up to the SFX-L SX800-LTI already in this catalog, the Silverstone ST75F-PT delivers the same efficiency tier in a standard ATX form factor at 750W.

We'd recommend this for anyone building a high-efficiency full-tower system rather than an SFF rig: same Enhance Electronics-built platform quality as Silverstone's SFX-L flagships, just in the more common ATX size. It's a strong pick for a 24/7 workstation where efficiency actually pays for itself over time.

Efficiency Focus

Silverstone's Strider Platinum-series units are built on Enhance Electronics platforms known for genuinely hitting their rated efficiency across the load curve, not just at the 50% test point 80 PLUS certification focuses on.

Comparison to Alternatives

Against the Silverstone SX1000-LPT already in the catalog, the ST75F-PT trades 250W of headroom for a lower price at the same Platinum efficiency tier and similar build quality. Against the Corsair HX1000i, the ST75F-PT gives up 250W and digital monitoring for a simpler, less expensive Platinum unit in a more common ATX form factor.

Specifications

Identity

BrandSilverStone
Model NumberST75F-PT

Output and rails

Single +12V RailYes

Form factor and fit

Length150 mm
ColourBlack

Build quality

TopologyLLC resonant + synchronous rectification
MTBF100000 hours

Cables

ModularityFully Modular

Monitoring, protection and price

ProtectionsOCP, OVP, OPP, SCP, OTP, UVP
Price139.99 USD
Warranty5 years
Wattage750 W
80 PLUS RatingPlatinum
ATX StandardATX 2.x
Form FactorATX
Cybenetics EfficiencyPlatinum
Cybenetics NoiseA-
12V-2x6 Connectors0
Zero-RPM ModeNo
Sleeved CablesNo
PCIe 8-pin Connectors4
Connector Count1x 24-pin ATX, 1x EPS 4+4, 4x PCIe 6+2-pin, 6x SATA, 2x Molex
Fan Size120 mm
Fan Model / Bearing120mm fluid dynamic bearing
OEM / PlatformEnhance Electronics
Cable Lengths24-pin 600mm, EPS 650mm, PCIe 600mm, SATA 600-750mm

Expert Review

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

Expert rating8.4 / 10

A genuinely efficient Platinum-rated ATX PSU for buyers who want Silverstone's SFX-L build quality without the compact form factor.

Best for

  • 24/7 workstations where efficiency pays off over time
  • High-end single-GPU builds wanting Platinum efficiency
  • Full-tower ATX cases

Not for

  • SFF builds needing SFX/SFX-L sizing
  • Extreme multi-GPU loads above 750W
  • Anyone wanting native 12V-2x6

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Silverstone ST75F-PT (750W/80+ Platinum/Fully Modular/ATX 2.x/High-End Tier)?

The Silverstone ST75F-PT (750W/80+ Platinum/Fully Modular/ATX 2.x/High-End Tier) is a power supply from Silverstone. Key specs: Wattage 750 W, 80 PLUS Rating Platinum, Cybenetics Efficiency Platinum, Cybenetics Noise A-, Modularity Fully Modular.

Will the Silverstone ST75F-PT (750W/80+ Platinum/Fully Modular/ATX 2.x/High-End Tier) work with my current setup?

The Silverstone ST75F-PT (750W/80+ Platinum/Fully Modular/ATX 2.x/High-End Tier) 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 Silverstone ST75F-PT (750W/80+ Platinum/Fully Modular/ATX 2.x/High-End Tier) best suited to?

It suits 24/7 workstations where efficiency pays off over time, high-end single-gpu builds wanting platinum efficiency, full-tower atx cases.

What are the drawbacks of the Silverstone ST75F-PT (750W/80+ Platinum/Fully Modular/ATX 2.x/High-End Tier)?

It is a poor fit for sff builds needing sfx/sfx-l sizing, extreme multi-gpu loads above 750w, anyone wanting native 12v-2x6.

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