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

This thing is SMALL. After replacing my Corsair RMX 1000 due to the horrible included cables, I couldn’t believe how small the G6 is in comparison to the Corsair. This makes it easier to install especially in tighter spaces. Best of all is that it’s compatible with EVGA’s older braided cable kits which really helps keep things neat looking. The G6 also reviewed better than the Corsair RMX series as well for less money.

Got this PSU to upgrade my GPU.

It works

Seems to offer enough power for the i9-9900K and 2060 Super I just built.

Amazon is all about fixing this, but it just didnt work. Was to replace a functional but under powered PSU, and refused to power up. Swapped back the original and system is running right now.

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

The fan rattles and the high pitched noises it makes when my GPU and CPU are in use are audible over the sound of fans. Getting a PSU from a different manufacturer now and figured id write this to warn others. I love their GPUs so this is a big letdown

Excelente producto

After installing the new PSU it would not turn on at all after checking all the cables were seated properly. I tested again on a fully tested working psu the computer turned on. Attempted to call for support for It and not much of a response from EVGA basically no warranty for it and lost money from it.

Other reviews are likely more detailed. Just adding mine to mention that it is just the right size to fit in the HP Omen 30L case. However, the case has blocked airflow out the bottom, so you have to flip it fan side up, which means none of the 4 screws align. I was able to get 1 screw in, but its just pinching the case and power supply together, not going through a threaded hole of the case. Honestly holding just fine. 850W is overkill for my HP omen which draws 235W at the wall (measured via Kill-a-watt device), but the original supply had a clicky fan. The fan on this supply is much quieter (I cant hear it over any of the other system fans).