The included 120mm fan has very good specifications

and overall performance with low noise levels

For our tests we used a modern based PC system, based upon AMD Ryzen 5. Testing PSU is not something easy, we used the user side, meaning we gave to our system enough load either through extensive CPU+3D usage via 3D Mark Vantage and PC Mark Vantage. The following table lists the industry wide specifications for DC Output Voltage Regulation.

After running both benchmarks, the monitored outputs showed us how much stress the PSU has taken. A summary of the results can be found at the following table:

The results are good since are within the standard range and we didn't notice any issue with our long period of testing. The overall cross loading is also very good with high performance even at high loads.

- Conslusion

The be quiet! pure power 11 FM 750Watt power supply is a new addition to the already well-established line up of the be quiet! power supply. The product clearly aims for the average user who has a new system with slight increased needs for performance, like middle overclocking of using the latest Nvidia/AMD graphic cards. The newly design really shines and performance results are very good either in noise levels of overall efficiency. The included 120mm fan will do the job just fine. The FM (fully modular) design helps reducing the overall cable volume at your PC case. The cables have good length for middle sized cases.

Overall for the price tag of 114 Euros, we have no complain from the be quiet! PurePower 11 FM 750Watt. The product is also armed with 5 years of warranty and be quiet! has a very good reputation about their support in case something happens.

- The Good

• 750Watt output
• 80 Plus Gold rating
• Very good build-quality
• Fully Modular cable design
• Included 120mm fan does the job
• Many connectors with good length
• 5 years of warranty
• Low variation at +12V rail when stretched under load
• Competitive price with similar products from competitors for the 750watt platform (80 Plus Gold)

- The Neutral

• No RGB (might be useful for some users...)

- The Bad

• ....none