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

Looks great in my case well packaged used it to build intel I9000k system for gaming

My PSU went faulty after three months of use. It kept shutting off randomly and causing my computer to become unstable. It once shut down during a BIOS update and I thought my computer was toast. Luckily, it had survived but it was close. Go with another brand. EVGA PSUs already starting off on a bad foot. Id say go with a Corsair or a Seasonic PSU.

In the years Ive been building rigs with ludicrous power requirements (think 10 graphic cards worth of power) Ive inevitably had PSUs from all different brands- some would just die or some would just not boot the system at all. EVGA has been the go-to since Ive had numerous failures from Corsair, Thermaltake, Seasonic, and an ungodly number from brands that probably had no business building power supplies in the first place. I dont abuse my hardware, nor do I baby it, but I do expect it to do its job.

Purchased used, must have been an open box because it looks untouched.

Didnt work for what I needed it for because it was my motherboard that died rather than the power supply. But this was still easy to install after reading the instructions and the motherboard specs.

I sent this one back because I didnt need it. I bought on at a local computer store, and gotten the same one. Didnt want to wait 3 extra day to put my build together. It works good and no problem at all.

This power supply is confirmed to be compatible with Alienware Aurora R7. My EVGA 850w B5 PSU failed within a year so I decided to go with a gold psu. So far it is still good.

EVGA always delivers. Solid quality, quiet fan.

Got this PSU to upgrade my GPU.

What I really enjoy about this item - Ill do my best to update it ASAP - is that for its size, it saves space in the case its in. I say this because if you have loads of cables inside the chassis, having a larger sized PSU will make things difficult for one to build their own Gaming Desktop PC because the PSU is too big. Despite the size limit for my chassis being more than enough for this PSU the size of this one (I also have an 1000W PSU, same brand) helps create additional space for the cables inside of it. Definitely can recommend EVGA for the PSU!