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

Easy to install, quiet and the cable management is clean. Gives me the constant power I need! Very good!

Looks great in my case well packaged used it to build intel I9000k system for gaming

Not much to be said. Does its job well, and comes with all the cables you need.

Does what it’s supposed to do.

The only gripe I have is the cable stiffness. Other than that, so far this is a great PSU for what I need.

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

I really didnt need it.

Since I had the computer half taken apart to replace the chassis fan, I decided to do a PSU upgrade as well. This gives me the capability to replace my GTX 1070 with a more beefy video card when Im ready. The EVGA 750 PSU is well packed and comes with plenty of cables and even a test connector so you can power it up without having it connected to a motherboard. This is handy for verifying it is functioning and for possibly working on water cooled equipment when you dont want your CPU/GPU running.

Si vous utilisez ce power supply sans le connecter a une carte mere, il y a une piece qui permet de sen servir. Pratque pour un Rig avec 2 power supply

Bought it to replace an old PSU of the exact same measurements only to find that it did not give any power to the Motherboard. Tried every trick in the book for three hours to get it to do what its supposed to do. No luck.