The AeroCool LUX 750W is a non-modular ATX power supply with 80 PLUS Bronze certification and a strong 58A +12V rail. It suits mainstream gaming builds that need 750W, two PCIe 6+2 connectors and a fan that stays quiet at everyday loads.
Key features
- 750W continuous output with a single +12V rail rated at 58A (696W)
- 80 PLUS Bronze (230V EU) certification, measured at 90.75% efficiency at 50% load
- Two PCIe 6+2 pin connectors for graphics cards with dual 8-pin power
- 12cm thermally controlled fan that stays under 800 RPM up to 60% load
- Flat black cables that are easier to route behind the motherboard tray
- OPP, OVP, UVP and SCP protection with Active PFC (above 0.9)
Specifications
| Model | AeroCool LUX 750W (EAN 4718009156258) |
|---|---|
| Output | 750W; +12V 58A (696W); +3.3V and +5V 20A each, 120W combined |
| Efficiency | 80 PLUS Bronze, 230V EU (88%+ rated, 90.75% measured at 50% load) |
| Standard | ATX12V v2.4 |
| Cabling | Non-modular, flat black cables |
| Connectors | 1x 20+4 pin, 1x CPU 4+4 pin, 2x PCIe 6+2 pin, 5x SATA, 3x Molex |
| Cable lengths | Motherboard 500mm, CPU 550mm, PCIe 450mm, SATA up to 850mm |
| Fan | 12cm with thermal speed control |
| Input | 200-240V AC, 5A, 50-60Hz |
Good to know
The LUX 750W follows ATX12V 2.4, so it has no native 12V-2x6 (12VHPWR) cable; cards with a 16-pin socket use the adapter supplied with the card. Its single CPU 4+4 connector suits motherboards with one 8-pin CPU input.
FAQ
Is the AeroCool LUX 750W enough for an RTX 5070?
Yes. NVIDIA recommends a 650W power supply for the RTX 5070, so the LUX 750W adds about 100W of headroom, and its two PCIe 6+2 connectors feed the card's power adapter.
Is this power supply modular?
No. The cables are fixed, but they are flat and black, so they bend easily behind the motherboard tray in most mid-tower cases.
Does it work on Saudi 220V mains power?
Yes. It accepts 200-240V at 50-60Hz, and its 80 PLUS rating was tested at 230V. It does not support 110-127V mains.