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

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This unit is big - no its really big, we barely got it into the case and then due to baffles in that case there was no room for wire geography. It is 1600 watts so the size may be understandable. One thing that is VERY important with this (and other +1500 watt) units is the cables supplied. This comes with, I believe, 16 gauge cables. The majority of power supplies use 18 gauge cables (in case your not aware the lower number is a thicker cable - normal house wiring is 12 gauge). so dont substitute a cable you have lying around. Also you cannot use any of the extension cables listed as they are all 18 gauge. We normally build with custom made cables, made to size, so 16 gauge is not an issue. If you power your motherboard, using this power supply, and happen to use an 18 gauge cable it will be a problem. At best the cable will melt, at worst your motherboard will be damaged.

Working well for me. Very good setup and actually purchased a second, as could not find a better PSU in this range.

Now days most power supplies in the same 80plus rating bracket made by reputable companies are just about the same. But EVGA tips the scale with this one with beautiful packaging quality cables in abundance (seriously, if this power supply doesnt provide enough cables for you, your custom rig is probably getting custom sleeved cables and you wouldnt use these anyway). Its the little things that matter, like how they think about the handful of people who watercool, and need a jumper to toggle the pump without powering the system. The one they include is the best Ive seen, EVGA quality for sure. Its a self contained block that pug into your 24pin unlike the majority of others that has exposed wires.

Solved my problems with my R9 295x2.

This power supply worked fine for 5 months. It is very quiet due to the intelligent fan control. It simply stopped working --- absolutely just bricked on a day when, due to hot weather, the temperature in the room got up to about 90F. EVGA replaced it under warrantee, no problems, but the process required a half-hour on their website, packing and shipping back to EVGA, and a ten-day wait.

TL;DR; Dont give your money to EVGA. Buy a Seasonic PSU thats actually quiet...

What not to like, Ti efficiency with 1600 watts!

Looks and runs great.

Much cheaper before the Tariffs and all the covid madness, but really a great psu. will last many years, built fantastic.