EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 G6, 80 Plus Gold 1000W, Fully Modular, Eco Mode with FDB Fan, 10 Year Warranty, Includes Power ON Self Tester, Compact 140mm Size, Power Supply 220-G6-1000-X1

I had the 850 model and it sucked ! It get speeding the cooling fan up and down. The 1000 is a different design. It is working smooth and no issues. Pay a little more !

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Only somewhat knowing how to build a PC, this was easy and way better to replace my old power supply. Couldn’t be happier.

Excellent power supply, the modular connections made it easy to cable manage the build since I didnt have to worry about additional cables. The only suggestion would be to include the individually sleeved cables. The included ones are hard to manipulate due to the stiffness of the heat-shrink and sleeve.

Powers my 3070ti and i7 12700k just fine. I was scared i was going to receive a dead supply unit just because this is my first build and i’ve heard stories about receiving a dead psu or that it fried everything in the system, but none of that happened for me. Also by the way, just because your fan doesn’t spin right when you plug it in, doesn’t mean your psu is messed up or defective. A majority of the time, psu fans don’t spin unless necessary to cool things down, so don’t worry. It will spin if things are getting to hot and needs a cooling solution. Everything works perfect and was all nicely packaged and had all necessary cables and more if needed. The little “e” in the back glows green if it is on so that’s how you know if it’s on or not :) thank you EVGA and amazon <3

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

No need for a lengthy review. Its a great quality, quiet, powerful, clean modular design.

Great value for the money in my opinion. The nylon coated cables are a plus and very strong and durable. Very quiet also. I had to check my PC just to make sure it was still running because I didnt hear a sound. Lots of cord options come with it that are very easy to install. I would highly recommend.

My 850 watt PS went on the fritz about 6 weeks ago, it would suddenly power off and back on. The computer with be under a load with a game and the power would suddenly die and come back on, rebooting the machine. It was sort of like getting a blue screen without a blue screen. Eventually it started really going crazy like losing power, then flapping on and off rapidly until I pulled the plug. I realized that it wasnt the motherboard, or bad drivers or anything like that. I rebuild the machine every 3 years or so, but I hadnt replaced the power supply in ten years, it was finally time. I like the modular connectors, although some of them were really tight getting them on the SSDs, which are hard to reach inside the case. Once I put it back together, Ive had no trouble with power since, so the old PS was definitely the problem (a Corsair 850W from about 2010).

This is an amazing quality PSU. It barely makes any noise even under load. Its very power efficient. It’s very easy to install and the modular aspect makes it easier to cable manage.