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

excellent

Have been very happy with this purchase. The power supply noise level is low, and fit well in the case. Came with plenty of connectors for the RTX 3080 and the newer motherboard CPU connectors LGA1200. Have purchased 3 EVGA power supplies in the last 5 years and they have all been great.

Runs great. Very quiet. High quality wires that bend nicely for easy cable management and all black so they look great in the pc

Best PSU i have ever purchased, very well built with the best components money can buy. Easier for cable management since is full modular, you only plug the cables that you need. You can not even hear that huge fan when is spinning. Very future proof, more then enough power to run even the latest GPUs and CPUs. Surprisingly produced very low temperatures so far, i managed to get even better overclocks with it since it is much more efficient then my old octopus heating up the room. Evga is the only brand i trust on PSUs and GPUs aside of Asus for high spec system builds. Overall excellent as always, expected nothing less from Evga.

Solid psu from a reputable brand, havent used the eco mode yet, havent had a need, but its been giving my pc all the juice it needs. Would recommend!

The item is easy to install, and is very quiet. The only issue I have is that it causes random black screen restarts with my RTX 3070. This would happen about once a week. After installing an RTX 3080, the frequency of the restarts increased, and I have to hold the computer power button on to start the system. This wasnt the case in the past. The max power draw of my system is under 550W, so this750W power supply should be plenty capable, but it cant handle the power spikes of the 30 series cards.

Great product, very inexpensive for the modularity it offers. Works great with my EVGA 2070 Super FTW3 Ultra, I definitely am becoming an EVGA fanboy!! Lol

The PSU died after less than 2 years. While it has a 10 year warranty I think the 10 years refers to how long the process takes to request a warranty claim. First I had to sign up for an EVGA account (so my information can be sold?). Then I had to register the product. Then I had to check to see if it is under warranty, which it is. Then I had to submit a support ticket, which asked me for everything but my mothers maiden name and what I ate for breakfast. I cant submit for an RMA until the support ticket is resolved, which will take 2-5 days just to review at which point Im pretty sure theyll ask for more information. Then Ill have to ship it back at my cost, wait for them to inspect it, and then send me a new one (I hope). All the while I have a dead PC, a very unhappy kid, and nearly $1k worth of equipment sitting dead in my sons room.

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.

el sistema modular es lo mejor, ya no quedan ramales de cables estorbando