The VIDA 750W Heracles White is an ATX desktop power supply designed to provide power for gaming PCs, office PCs, workstation systems, and white-themed PC builds. It offers 750W output, 80+ Bronze efficiency, Active PFC, flat white cables, and multiple connectors for modern PC components.

Yes. The 750W output, PCIe graphics card connectors, SATA connectors, and ATX 12V compatibility make it suitable for many gaming PC builds. Always check your CPU, GPU, motherboard, and total system power requirements before buying.

For many mid-range and upper-mid-range gaming PCs, 750W is enough. The exact answer depends on your graphics card, CPU, number of drives, fans, RGB devices, overclocking, and future upgrade plans. Always compare your full system power draw with the GPU manufacturer’s PSU recommendation.

Yes. This model is designed with a white PSU finish and flat white cables, making it a good choice for white gaming PCs, white airflow cases, white RGB builds, and systems where cable appearance matters.

No. This product is listed as power lead not included. You will need a suitable UK IEC mains power cable if you do not already have one. Make sure the cable is in good condition and correctly rated for PC power supply use.

It means the PSU does not come with the wall plug cable that connects the power supply to the mains socket. The internal PSU cables for motherboard, CPU, GPU and drives are attached to the power supply, but the external UK mains cable must be supplied separately.

You normally need a standard UK 3-pin to IEC C13 computer power cable, also commonly called a kettle-style PC power lead. Use a good-quality cable with the correct fuse and rating for computer power supply use.

No. This PSU is listed as fully wired, meaning the power cables are permanently attached to the power supply. It is not semi-modular or fully modular.

A fully wired PSU has all main cables permanently attached. This can be simpler and more affordable, but it means unused cables must be managed inside the case. A modular PSU lets you connect only the cables you need.

No. A fully wired PSU can work perfectly well if your case has enough cable management space. The main downside is that unused cables cannot be removed, so you need to route and hide them neatly for good airflow and appearance.

The VIDA Heracles 750W White PSU is listed as 80+ Bronze. This means it is designed to meet Bronze-level power efficiency standards under defined test conditions.

Yes, 80+ Bronze can be good enough for many gaming PCs, especially value-focused builds. Higher ratings such as Gold or Platinum can offer better efficiency, lower heat waste, and potentially quieter operation, but Bronze remains a common choice for budget and mid-range systems.

80+ Bronze is an efficiency certification. It does not directly mean the PSU is higher wattage or more powerful; it means the power supply converts mains electricity to PC power with a certain level of efficiency at specific loads.

No. Efficiency changes depending on system load, input voltage, temperature, and usage. The 80+ rating is measured under standardised test conditions, so real-world efficiency can vary.

Yes. The VIDA Heracles 750W White PSU is listed with Active PFC. Active PFC helps improve power factor correction and is common in modern PC power supplies.

Active PFC stands for Active Power Factor Correction. It helps the power supply use electricity more efficiently from the mains and is a normal feature on many modern ATX PSUs.

This PSU uses the standard ATX form factor. It is designed for desktop PC cases that support standard ATX power supplies.

It should fit many standard ATX, Micro-ATX, and some larger Mini-ITX cases that support ATX power supplies. Check your case PSU clearance, cable space, and whether the PSU bay supports a standard ATX unit before buying.

Retail specifications commonly list this PSU around 160 × 150 × 86mm. Always check your case clearance, especially in compact cases where PSU length and cable bend space matter.

Only if the Mini-ITX case supports a standard ATX PSU and has enough cable space. Many small Mini-ITX cases require SFX or SFX-L power supplies, so check your case manual before buying.

The PSU includes a 20+4-pin ATX motherboard connector. This is the main power connector used by modern desktop motherboards.

Yes. This PSU is listed with 2 × 4+4-pin CPU EPS connectors. This is useful for motherboards that require one or two CPU power connections, depending on the board and CPU.

Yes. The 4+4-pin CPU connector can be combined to make an 8-pin CPU EPS connector. If your motherboard has an additional CPU power socket, check whether it is required or optional for your CPU and overclocking setup.

This PSU is listed with 4 × PCIe 6+2-pin connectors. These are used for graphics cards that require 6-pin or 8-pin PCIe power connections.

No. This PSU is listed with PCIe 6+2-pin connectors, not a native 12VHPWR or 12V-2x6 connector. Graphics cards requiring a 16-pin connector may need the manufacturer’s adapter, and you should check GPU and PSU compatibility carefully.

It depends on the exact graphics card. Many RTX 40-series cards use either standard PCIe 8-pin connectors or a 16-pin adapter. Check the GPU manufacturer’s PSU wattage recommendation and connector requirements before using this PSU.

For most RTX 4060 and RTX 4060 Ti gaming PCs, 750W is more than enough, provided the system is built correctly and the required PCIe connectors are available. Always check your exact graphics card model’s recommended PSU wattage.

For many RTX 4070 and RTX 4070 Super systems, 750W is normally enough, depending on the CPU and other components. Make sure the GPU connector requirement matches the PSU cables or included GPU adapter, and follow the GPU manufacturer’s guidance.

It may be enough for some systems, but you should check your exact GPU and CPU combination carefully. Higher-power GPUs and CPUs can need more headroom, and some RTX 4070 Ti-style cards use 16-pin adapters. A higher-quality Gold-rated or ATX 3.0 PSU may be preferable for premium GPU builds.

For RTX 4080, RTX 4090, or similar high-end graphics cards, check the GPU manufacturer’s recommendation carefully. Many high-end builds benefit from a higher-wattage, high-quality ATX 3.0/3.1 PSU with a native 16-pin GPU connector. This PSU is better suited to budget, mid-range, and some upper-mid-range gaming systems.

Yes, it can be suitable for many AMD Radeon graphics cards that use standard PCIe 6-pin or 8-pin power connectors. Check the exact Radeon GPU’s recommended PSU wattage and connector requirements before installation.

This PSU is listed with 6 × SATA power connectors. These are used for SATA SSDs, hard drives, fan hubs, RGB controllers, and other accessories that need SATA power.

This PSU is listed with 3 × Molex connectors. Molex connectors are used for some older fans, accessories, lighting controllers, and legacy devices.

Yes. With 6 SATA connectors, this PSU can power multiple SATA SSDs and hard drives. Make sure your case has space for the drives and your motherboard has enough SATA data ports.

Yes. This model is listed with flat white cables, which helps it match white PC cases, white components, and cleaner visible cable routing in showcase builds.

This PSU is listed with flat white cables, not individually braided sleeved cables. If you want a premium sleeved look, you may need compatible cable extensions, but ensure they are installed correctly and do not overload connectors.

Yes, you can use suitable PSU cable extensions for appearance, but they should be good quality and correctly connected. Do not replace the permanently attached PSU cables with modular cables from another power supply, because cable pinouts can differ and damage components.

No. This PSU is fully wired, so modular replacement cables are not used. Never plug random modular PSU cables from another brand or model into a PSU because incorrect pinouts can damage PC components.

The VIDA Heracles 750W White PSU is listed with an ultra-quiet 140mm white fan using a fluid or hydraulic bearing. The larger fan helps move air through the PSU for cooling.

It is designed with an ultra-quiet 140mm fan, but real-world noise depends on system load, case airflow, temperature, dust build-up, and fan curve behaviour. A PSU usually becomes louder when the PC is under heavy gaming or rendering load.

This model is not advertised as a semi-passive zero-RPM PSU. The fan may spin during operation to keep the power supply cool. Fan behaviour can vary depending on load and temperature.

The PSU is listed with a 140mm fan and removable dust filter. Keeping the dust filter clean can help airflow and reduce heat build-up inside the power supply area.

Your product page lists protection features including OVP, OCP, OTP, OPP, and SOP. These are designed to help protect the PSU and connected components under abnormal electrical or thermal conditions.

OVP means Over Voltage Protection. It is designed to shut down or protect the PSU if output voltage goes above safe limits.

OCP means Over Current Protection. It helps protect against too much current being drawn on a rail or connector beyond safe design limits.

OTP means Over Temperature Protection. It is designed to protect the PSU if it becomes too hot, usually by shutting down or limiting operation to prevent damage.

OPP means Over Power Protection. It helps protect the PSU if the connected system tries to draw more power than the unit is designed to supply safely.

SOP usually refers to short-circuit or short-operation protection wording used in some PSU listings. It is intended to help protect against fault conditions such as short circuits.

Yes. The PSU is listed with 115–240V AC input. This makes it suitable for standard UK mains use when paired with the correct UK mains power lead.

The PSU supports 115–240V input, but you must use a suitable mains cable and plug for the country you are in. Always follow local electrical safety requirements and use a properly rated cable.

This PSU is listed as an ATX 12V power supply with standard PCIe 6+2-pin connectors. It is not listed as an ATX 3.0/3.1 PSU with a native 12VHPWR or 12V-2x6 connector. For the newest high-end GPUs, check whether an ATX 3.0/3.1 PSU is recommended.

It may be suitable for light or moderate systems, but heavy CPU/GPU overclocking increases power draw and heat. For serious overclocking or very high-end hardware, consider a higher-tier PSU with more wattage headroom, higher efficiency, and stronger platform reviews.

Yes. The VIDA Heracles 750W White PSU is a good fit for many budget and mid-range gaming builds where 750W capacity, white styling, and standard PCIe/SATA connectors are needed at a value-focused price.

It can work for workstation-style systems if the CPU, GPU, drives, and accessories fit within the PSU’s power and connector limits. For professional systems with expensive GPUs or heavy continuous workloads, a higher-end Gold-rated PSU may be a better long-term choice.

Coil whine can come from the PSU, graphics card, motherboard, or a combination of components. It is not always a fault. Load level, FPS, GPU power behaviour, and electrical characteristics can affect whether coil whine is noticeable.

Shutdowns under load can be caused by insufficient PSU capacity, unstable power, GPU power spikes, overheating, loose PCIe connectors, faulty cables, CPU/GPU overclocking, or a failing component. Check all power connectors, temperatures, and GPU power requirements first.

Turn off the PC, unplug the mains cable, ground yourself, mount the PSU securely in the case, connect the 24-pin motherboard cable, CPU EPS cable, GPU PCIe cables, SATA power cables, and case accessories. Do not force connectors, and make sure cables are fully seated.

If your case has a bottom PSU vent and dust filter, the fan usually faces down to pull cool air from outside the case. If the case has no bottom vent or sits on thick carpet, the fan may need to face inside the case. Follow your case manual for best airflow.

No. Do not open a power supply. PSUs can store dangerous electrical charge even when unplugged. Clean only the external dust filter and case area. If the PSU is faulty, replace it or use a qualified professional.

This PSU is best for users building a white-themed budget or mid-range gaming PC, upgrading an older ATX power supply, powering a system with standard PCIe graphics cards, or needing a 750W 80+ Bronze fully wired PSU with flat white cables.

This PSU is not the best choice if you need a fully modular PSU, a native 12VHPWR/12V-2x6 connector, ATX 3.0/3.1 certification, 80+ Gold or higher efficiency, a power lead included, or a premium PSU for very high-end RTX 4080/4090-class builds.

Before buying, check your case supports ATX PSUs, your graphics card connector requirements, your GPU manufacturer’s recommended wattage, whether you need a UK mains power lead, whether fully wired cables suit your case, and whether 80+ Bronze is enough for your build goals.