The Deepcool PF750 at R550 gives a desktop power and cooling plan a verified 750W PSU, while the supplied facts contain no confirmed case-fan set. Fans control temperature; they cannot stabilise voltage or keep a computer running through a power dip. Treat cooling, surge protection and electrical faults as separate problems that need separate evidence.

Fix heat only when measurements show heat

The Antec AX1000 ARGB case at R800 provides a verified enclosure to assess for a compatible build, though the factpack gives no airflow or fan-count test.

The Deepcool LQ360 liquid cooler at R950 supplies confirmed CPU cooling for a supported case and processor. The Cooler Master 850W Elite Gold ATX 3.1 PSU at R930 offers another verified internal power tier.

Diagnose dips outside the case

Record when screens flicker, systems restart or sockets become warm, then ask a qualified electrician to inspect repeated faults. Source compliant surge or backup equipment from the measured load and risk. The ELECSTOR 18W Mini UPS supports compatible low-voltage networking devices, not a desktop PC. Add fans only after checking temperature, available mounts and motherboard headers. Keep intakes clear and never mistake 80 PLUS efficiency for surge protection.

A temperature log should include room conditions because a hot afternoon can change cooling results without any component fault.

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