EVGA 220-G5-0750-X1 Super Nova 750 G5, 80 Plus Gold 750W, Fully Modular, ECO Mode with Fdb Fan, 10 Year Warranty, Compact 150mm Size, Power Supply

Works, but its rather loud as soon as I start drawing a bit more power with my graphics card. My card consumes ~220W of extra power and the PSU is LOUD! (fan is not defective, it just spins fast). This could be ok, but it feels like the PSU also suddenly spins up as soon as CPU/GPU load spikes temporarily like when I open a web page, making it suddenly be noisy for a second out of nowhere-- it really has no delay. When its idle, its quiet. Also, it feels rather hot when idle. It feels like its heating up a long more than other power supplies Ive had.

Runs good, no issue installing and powers everything. The PSU feels like good quality but dear lord the noise is loud and is gradually becoming annoying not a quiet PSU my $80 dollar 700W PSU was quiet never heard it I replaced it with this. This thing..it’s loud.

While quiet, and cables being braided are nice features. This is the second time Ive had an EVGA supernova pop a capacitor upon starting up computer. I was well over the wattage required for my system, as my older Corsiar PSU is the same power rating and is several years old now and still running strong on the same system.

My prior power supply started acting up last week, shutting down probably from overheating. At any rate, this install went quickly and without any problems. Only time will tell about the durability of the unit. If there are any issues I will report them.

Great power supply

I shoved this up my as* and now I can run faster.

I have used EVGA PSU for the past 5 years: G2 & G3 series. Figures, it was time to upgrade my psu, so i purchased G5 750. First issue was that it arrived with no SATA cables, thats just unacceptable unless it was meant to not have one.

I installed this about a month ago and started gaming with it, it truly helps the power of this can handle my gaming pc and more though dont buy this obviously if you arent planning on playing high end games with high end componets. As well the price on this for 90$ and it still is the same price now for such a high quality power supply unit is quite honestly hard to imagine.

Easy to install, fully modular and quiet. I have a variety of EVGA PSUs in various gaming builds with no problems. Go figure that I have my first issue with an EVGA PSU that cost the most. Current system is a Ryzen 5950x/ RTX 3060ti/ 64GB RAM/ 2TB Gen4 NVME/ 8TB HDD/ and all the RGB goodies. I figured 750 watts would be good overhead when I get a chance to upgrade my GPU to maybe an RTX 4000 series.

Works great I dont get what people say wrong sata cable but with my 2 satas and a HDD no problems the last 3 months works great got my 3400G OC to 4.5 I have not found one problem. Must be others who had a bad one or dont know what there doing