THERMARIGHT TG 750s GOLD NON MODULAR PRICE IN PAKISTAN

The Thermalright TG-750S is a 750-watt, 80 PLUS Gold efficiency, non-modular power supply designed to combine strong power delivery, reliability, and modern compatibility in a relatively straightforward package. With fixed cables (non-modular), it trades off some convenience for cost savings, but still delivers high quality in terms of internal components and efficiency. The unit is compatible with a wide AC input range (100-240 V, 50-60 Hz), making it usable globally, and draws between ~4-9 A depending on input voltage. Physically, it measures around 150 × 140 × 86 mm (±1 mm), which is fairly standard for ATX form factor PSUs and should fit comfortably in most mid-tower or full-tower cases. It uses a 120 mm fan for cooling, and is built to operate in ambient temperatures of 0-40 °C, meaning it’s suited for typical desktop / gaming room environments. With MTBF rated above 100,000 hours, Thermalright indicates expected longevity. Efficiency is a highlight: the Gold rating means it performs quite well under load in terms of energy wasted as heat, reducing operating costs, thermal strain on component airflow, and noise from having to cool excess heat. The TG-750S also supports modern requirements: ATX 3.0 compatibility, PCIe 5.0 / 12VHPWR readiness in many listings, meaning it can properly power recent GPUs that demand higher/better regulated power on their new connectors. On the downside, non-modular cabling means all cables are permanently attached. This can create cable clutter, restrict airflow if you don't manage them well, and generally reduces the “clean build” flexibility. Because fixed cables include all connectors, even those you don’t use, it may lead to unused wires inside the case. Under heavy load, the 120mm fan will inevitably ramp up, which means noise rises; while Gold certification helps efficiency (thus reducing heat), the PSU is unlikely to be silent under full stress. Warranty locally seems to vary: in many regions users see 5 years warranty; in some local listings depending on country it is less. Protections are present (OVP, OCP, etc.) though detailed internal design, quality of individual capacitors, ripple suppression and other fine metrics are less publicly documented in third-party reviews (as this unit is relatively new). In summary, the TG-750S Gold Non-Modular is an appealing option for users who want a strong, modern PSU with Gold efficiency at a more affordable price, are not overly concerned about cable modularity, and want something capable of reliably powering mid- to high-end gaming / workstation builds (including GPUs with new power connector standards). If you like, I can compare it to 2-3 alternative PSUs you might get in Karachi in similar price and show which gives better value.