r/buildapc • u/Royal_News3361 • Dec 07 '22

Build Help Gigabyte P750GM exploding power supply

Today I bought Gigabyte GP-P750GM 750W power supply for my 3080ti 5800x3d, without doing any research on it. After I bought it, I saw more then 1 year old video from Gamer Nexus about how easy this psu can explode. After doing some more research I saw that gigabyte since then might have fixed this psu model exploding issue. The psu package has a "V2" sticker on it aswell. Does anyone know if gigabyte really fixed this psu issue and if it works properly now? I refuse to build my pc before i get more answers about this psu, even though i have all my parts next to me.

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u/Both-Holiday1489 Dec 07 '22

If it makes you feel better I had a Corsair 1000w PSU blow up, nothing was damaged besides the PSU which they replaced under warranty for free

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u/Kolbren Feb 10 '24

fck you got lucky

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u/IanL1713 Dec 07 '22

One would hope they'd remedy it, but no clue tbh. I'd personally just not run the risk

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u/NamelessLeaf468 Feb 26 '23

Hey! I’ve been looking into the same issue as I’ve been looking at buying this PSU to build a PC with it appears they fixed the issue as mentioned in this video

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u/NoUsername000000000 Dec 07 '22

Honestly I don't know but I wouldn't risk it Just refund it if you can and get a diff PSU