Corsair CP-9020186 SF750 750W 80 Plus Platinum Certified Fully Modular SFX Desktop Power Supply

I recently built a mini ITX SFF PC using the Lian Li G99.A4H2O, Ryzen 7 7800X3D 5.0GHz, ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-I GAMING, Corsair CP-9020186 SF750, NZXT RL-KN240-B1 Kraken and Gigabyte Radeon RX 7800 XT GAMING OC 16G. The provided cabling looks great and bends nicely for amazing looking OCD level cable management.

If you are pairing it with the Lian Li A4H2O, then the provided mounting bracket is not necessary but will provide more than enough power for a beefy build like this. The modular system also enables a neater system. Highly recommend

This is so small and the cables it comes with are so good. It's like the size of a coke can just a bit wider. Runs absolutely silent but I didn't get anything that would draw the full 750w. I maybe use 200watt at the most with my build but still amazing.

Worth the money don't cheap out on your PSU.

As per the title, this is the best SFX PSU you can get locally in south africa.
Bonus points for being true SFX and not SFX-L which I've had my gripes with.
Also dat 7 year warranty.
It does what it says on the tin and has a great amount of connectors for an ITX build.

The individually sleeved cables are well done, but have a habit of getting tangled with each other if you're not paying attention to what you're doing.

It has small fan that is off during low-load scenarios, and makes no noise when it is working.

My only complaint is that the hold-up time of the small capacitors in the PSU does not allow for my PC to keep working when eskom fails as my UPS takes 20ms to kick in and provide backup power, the power supply is unable to store enough current to keep my pc going during that 20ms, that comes with the small form factor of SFX so not much that you can do about it. Not gonna give it a bad rating because Eskom can't keep the lights on.

It happily runs a 3950X and RTX 3080.
Definitely get this 750w or the 600w if you're doing an SFX build.

What you don't really get a sense of when you look on the store is how absolutely tiny this PSU is. It's honestly amazing how much power and efficiency (platinum) is in such a small unit.

An absolutely must for an ITX build if you wanting a beefy system.

The sleeved cables are great but they can be a little bulky and hard to wrangle in something as tight as the NR200P.

Don't neglect your PSU options. A pricy option ontop of ITX tax but it gives a lot of piece of mind and will likely run anything you throw at it (unless you are overclocking Intel with a 3090).

Did I mention how adorably tiny it is?