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

Very quiet works like a champ after a month. No issues at all supports my ryzen 9 5950x ,64gb ram,6tb ssd,rtx 3070 ventus 3x 10 rgb fans ,water cooler and everything! Highly recommended.

j ai recu mon psu 850 g5 une semaine avant la date de livraison et je regrette pas mon choix avec ma carte mere z 390 aorus master.

As a power supply this is solid and reliable. This would get a 5 star rating across the board from me if not for issues with cable management. The 24 pin wire was too stiff with the shrink tubing and zip tie in a crucial area needing to bend. I had a few choices. 1 run the cable to the top of the case and be exposed from the top to the middle of the case ( Not a clean look ). 2 remove a drive mount panel along with the case logo but again more cable would be exposed then I would like. 3 purchase mod cable kit someday maybe 4. Option I chose - remove shrink tube and zip tie. flatten cable for a short area bend. Am I disappointed in my choice of power supply or the mod I chose not at all Im very happy. Someday I might go with a cable mod kit to bling it up some

Product works as described and as expected. I have EVGA PSUs in all of my desktops and have never had an issue with them. They work every time and dont break the bank when purchasing or operating daily. Highly recommend EVGA PSUs if you are in the market for a replacement or an upgrade.

I received this PSU hooked it up to my 3090 ti and it wouldnt start. Idk why it was labeled like new when i bought it used. It didn’t work. Made a click noise when i turned my power on and it never booted. I wanted to return it but it would a hassle so i went to the nearest best but and got myself a new psu. Smh. This is not even worth the money

This product kicks A$$!!!

EVGA makes one of the best PSUs on the market.

I will always trust EVGA stuff to be of good quality. That said, humans can make mistakes and thats what I blame this on. My EVGA Supernova 850 G5 came today and after checking the contents inside I found that it was missing the SATA cables. Not a huge loss, I mean, it could be worse right? Still, if I was connecting(which I will be later down the line) any extra drives to my new PC outside of the M.2 Ill be using, I will need to get extra SATA cables elsewhere.

I had the psu installed for 3 days and it popped trying to get warranty ( they claim 10 year warranty ) is like trying to pull teeth from a lion while its chewing on you