EVGA Supernova 850 T2, 80+ Titanium 850W, Fully Modular, ECO Mode, 10 Year Warranty, Includes Free Power On Self Tester, Power Supply 220-T2-0850-X1, 850 Watt

Extremely quiet. Purchased it because of a Toms Hardware comparison for noise output. Performs as expected. The only sound I hear from my case is my mechanical drives.

Its powering my rig wonderfully. Very quiet even during gaming loads. Lots of quality connectors to power everything in my case with a couple leftover. Top notch power supply for the money.

I bought this to replace a brand new EVGA 1000w Gold that was DOA. This power supply was significantly more expensive than the 1000w, but I didnt really need 1000w and I did need this ASAP (next day delivery) so I reluctantly paid the extra money.

This PSU actually passes titanium spec. Titanium really is overkill but after my recent 10980xe purchase, I will not be cutting any corners with my power supply. Eco mode on or off, I do not hear the fan.

Im using this to power an Asus Z270 TUF Mark1, i7-7700K, 5 drives, 7 fans, and two GTX Turbo 1080s and its performing very well.

Had two Dell XPS 8700 desktops (one in the office and one at home) that failed almost simultaneously (Hurricanes Maria and Irma)

Sweet power supply! Although I typically use the 1600 T2 ver, this little guy does its job, has plenty of connections in the back, cables are very solidly built, running quietly and efficiently. I recommend this product (and this entire line)!

This is my first build and I chose not to skimp on the PSU. This device seems vey well built and it is silent. The cables are sleeved really, but they are also thick and clearance might be an issue.

It is a great product at a good price. With the Titanium rating you know that you are getting a high efficiency power supply and with the name (EVGA) you can be confident in the quality. Some of the nice features of the power supply are:

Thisll be short and sweet. I upgraded from an EVGA G3 1000W PSU to this T2 unit because the fan on the G3 was obnoxious. In ECO Mode, the fan would kick on at full blast at random, even just running mundane desktop tasks. Turning off ECO mode let the fan run constantly, and it was the only audible part of my system.