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 product is very good, and it works perfect, the only one thing is that in the manual doesnt specify how to plug the cables, but is not a problem.

I still like it,

My favorite part is that it’s modular and the price with decent quality. The only negative I see is that it doesn’t have the full compliment of cpu power cords and plugs. Though likely overclocking with this supply is a bad idea for those reasons. Perfect for my setup though if you ever want to upgrade to a 2080 or 30 series nvidia card you will want to go ahead and get the 750 watt and above version. Good overall supply.

I turned on the power switch to the PSU and it tripped two different circuits. Hope I didnt fry my components.

Buena y su diseño modular para juegos hace su trabajo bien con mi RX 6600 su modo eco funciona bien.

EVGA makes among the best power supplies usually. Not all of them but most. EVGA does provide a good warranty for their products once you register the product on the EVGA website.

Theres wires everywhere. More than you need. But thats how they all come. Make sure you use the right wires, and connect them properly each time, until you hear the click. And make sure that you have adequate space in your pc case, otherwise making new attachments becomes a pain. But in terms of noise and efficient, very solid.

I have a 1995 mustang and I bought this to charge the car and it works grate 10/10 also works good for computers

Small but powerful. Didnt fry my system like a PGM 850 would have haha. I dont hear the fan spinning on it when under a 900W load. Its really quiet. PSU cultists also have a PSU list and this is at the top for 1000w. If you need a psu I would strongly recommend this one.

Does exactly what it needs to do. After a month, its developed horrible coil whine when the GPU is put under moderate or higher stress. I am absolutely certain its not the GPU making the noise. I did not notice it until I put in an AIO for the CPU to replace a 10+ year old fan.