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

I have read other reviews that indicated issues. What I have found with new power supplies is people dont plug them in and wait to turn on their PC. Capacitors have to charge up and if you turn on a PS before they are they can over charge and pop. There should be protection but why take a chance. Doing this simple procedure has netted me zero issues with all of my PSs. I wait 5 mins before starting my PC. This PS is powering up an MSI MEG Godlike MB, Intel 10th gen i9, RTX 2070 OX, 4th gen pci-e expansion card with 2 m.2 drives, 1 2 TB mech drive, 1 1TB ssd, 1 Castle 360EX AIO and 6 120mm rgb case fans. Plenty of power and some to spare. This combo is OCd to max and no stability issues.

Silent operation, fast start-up, and runs nice and cool. New life for an old desktop.

Im very happy with my choice. I was going between this unit and A similar one by Corsair. Im happy I picked this one. If you know what youre doing set up is easy. It powers up great and the ECO feature is nice. No temperature problems.

Im not even sure what the point of the ECO mode is because I cant hear this thing at all even with it off... Also its more compact than my older, weaker, PSUs and very nice modular cables. Plus 10 year warranty! Ive always bought EVGA G series PSUs and will continue to do so.

Not worth $95 for 650w

Excelente inversión, mi silenciosa

EVGA decided not to use standard power supply pin outs for sata connections. So it fries all my LEDs. $70 to repair my stuff because EVGA sucks.

Works great.

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.

As a power supply this is solid and reliable. This would get a 5 star rating across the board from me if not for issues with cable management. The 24 pin wire was too stiff with the shrink tubing and zip tie in a crucial area needing to bend. I had a few choices. 1 run the cable to the top of the case and be exposed from the top to the middle of the case ( Not a clean look ). 2 remove a drive mount panel along with the case logo but again more cable would be exposed then I would like. 3 purchase mod cable kit someday maybe 4. Option I chose - remove shrink tube and zip tie. flatten cable for a short area bend. Am I disappointed in my choice of power supply or the mod I chose not at all Im very happy. Someday I might go with a cable mod kit to bling it up some