aigo TY series ATX power supply in its retail carton
aigo TY series power supply, front
aigo TY series power supply, rear
aigo TY series power supply shown with its protective shield
aigo TY series ATX power supply in its retail carton
aigo TY series power supply, front
aigo TY series power supply, rear
aigo TY series power supply shown with its protective shield

aigo TY750

A 750 W ATX12V V2.53 power supply with a single +12 V rail delivering 62 A (744 W), 80 PLUS efficiency and a 120 × 150 × 86 mm form factor for high-end graphics cards.

aigo TY750 750 W ATX power supply

01 — Footprint

Small volume, high power

Compact body, full output. The TY750 delivers 750 W from a 120 × 150 × 86 mm body, so it drops into compact ATX builds and short-depth chassis without giving up headroom for a mid-range graphics card.

  • 120 × 150 × 86 mm
  • 750 W continuous
  • 11 cm fan
aigo TY750 750 W power supply shown against a circuit-board background

02 — +12 V rail

One rail, 62 A

Headroom where it is drawn. A single +12 V rail carries 62 A / 744 W, which is what a modern board and a current graphics card actually draw, on the ATX12V V2.53 platform rather than an older topology.

  • 62 A / 744 W
  • ATX12V V2.53
  • 80 PLUS certified
Rating label of the TY750 showing the single +12 V rail at 62 A

03 — Build

Aluminium sink, Taiwanese caps

Cooler running, longer life. Taiwanese capacitors and a pure aluminium heat sink hold the unit stable at load, while the 11 cm fan moves air across the whole PCB instead of one hot spot.

  • Pure aluminium sink
  • 11 cm fan
  • 5 protections
Inside the TY750: aluminium heat sinks, capacitors and dense soldering

04 — Harness

Fixed harness, 6+2 PCIe

Everything a build needs. The fixed harness carries one 20+4 pin, 2 × CPU 4+4, 2 × PCIe 6+2, 5 × SATA and 3 × IDE 4-pin, plus the mains lead — enough for a multi-drive build without a modular premium.

  • 20+4 pin ×1
  • CPU 4+4 ×2
  • PCIe 6+2 ×2
aigo TY750 front view with the 6+2 pin PCIe connector highlighted

Specifications

Basic Information

Product Name aigo TY750
Product Type ATX12V V2.53 Power Supply
Factory Model HQ750
Product Size 120 × 150 × 86 mm

Specifications & Expandability

Max Power 750 W
+12 V Rail 62 A / 744 W
AC Input 200–240 V AC, 10 A, 50/60 Hz
Efficiency 80 PLUS certified
Cooling System 11 cm fan
Protections OVP / OPP / OCP / UVP / SCP
CPU Support Intel & AMD dual-core / quad-core

Connectors

Motherboard 20+4 pin × 1
CPU 4+4 pin × 2
PCIe 6+2 pin × 2
SATA 5
IDE 4-pin 3

TY750 for OEM, ODM and distribution

The TY750 gives 750 W from a unit that is only 120 × 150 × 86 mm, which is what makes it practical for mainstream and performance desktop builds. The 62 A single +12 V rail supplies up to 744 W, and the platform is built around ATX12V V2.53 rather than an older topology.

Every model in the TY series shares the same 120 × 150 × 86 mm zinc-coated steel body, the same 11 cm cooling fan and the same ATX12V V2.53 platform, so a distributor or integrator can stock one chassis family and cover 550 W to 850 W.

Available as an OEM/ODM program: your own brand, packaging, cable configuration and label artwork, plus the certification and labelling your market requires — including EAC marking for the Eurasian Economic Union and CE for the European Union.

FAQ

What wattage does the TY750 deliver?

The TY750 (factory model HQ750) delivers 750 W continuous output with a 62 A single rail on +12 V, in the same 120 × 150 × 86 mm body as the rest of the TY series.

Does the TY750 work with modern motherboards and graphics cards?

Yes. It provides the standard ATX 24-pin, EPS CPU 4+4, PCIe 6+2 and SATA connectors used by current ATX boards and add-in cards. Exact connector counts are listed in the specification table above.

What are the AC input requirements?

The input range is 200–240 V AC, 10 A, 50/60 Hz. This unit is intended for 220–240 V mains markets; it is not a 110 V input design, so a step-down transformer is required for a 120 V supply.

Is this a modular power supply?

No. The TY series uses a fixed cable harness, which keeps the cost down and removes the contact resistance of modular connectors. The 6+2 pin PCIe leads daisy-chain, so a multi-card build still routes cleanly behind the tray.

Can the TY750 be produced under our own brand?

Yes. Branding, packaging, cable configuration and label artwork can all be adapted, together with the certification and labelling your market requires — including EAC for the Eurasian Economic Union and CE for the European Union. Contact info@sny-inc.com with your volumes and markets.