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

So, mine tested 0 PG/LOL. All other non-load values were fine. So, I installed it anyway as I suspected these cheap testers cannot do some things properly.

This is one really quiet power supply. I dont really like corsair for the amount of noise it produces and the clicks here and there. Really good supply.

So far so good. Power consumption hasnt taken too much of a hit and my computer has been zooming. Will update if anything goes wrong. Hopefully 10 years from now this post will age well.

Nice small psu with easy to work with flat cables.

plug n play just don’t use old cables from your last power supply and fry your ssd like I did.

When I first powered it on, there was a failure to boot and arcing sounds. I thought it shorted on something and killed my new 3090ti and my mobo. It seems fine now, but Ill definitely be keeping an eye on it.

Not sure if its just a weird Hackintosh thing, but had TONS of coil whine noise in my Hackintosh build. Like I could hear the CPU doing its thing. Almost like an old hard drive head seeking. Swapped it out for a Be Quiet Dark Power Pro 11 and it went away. Never heard in BIOS or any other OS, so something about how MacOS does power management I guess.

Got this PSU to upgrade my GPU.

excelente, funciona muy bien no hace ruido, buena calidad

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.