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

Fairly good in terms of performance, noise and price point but mine had some coil whine in which I had to tweak some settings to lower the noise.

This power supply will not work with normal UPSes. You have to buy a super expensive True Sinewave UPS. Buy a different brand that doesnt require this.

Great power supply. Highly recommended...however it took a week and a half to receive and the packaging was very poor. Most of the air packs in the box were punctured and deflated leaving the PSU to be jostled around during shipment. PSU looks to be in perfect condition though I have not plugged it in yet so hopefully it works fine.

The EVGA 650 G5 works perfectly, with the look and feel of quality about it.

Fried everything i am sick first start i smelled everything burning thanks

I have to run this power supply off a stepped sine-wave inverter in my truck and can say the voltage regulation in this is amazing! I have tried using a battery backup with a true sine-wave output but the $250 UPS couldnt maintain a working state properly, as it would constantly switch from battery to line every second or so. This power supply manages to keep all voltages perfectly stable on all measurable points. Cpu, ram, nvme, video card, etc are all constant and do not fluctuate at all. The modular power cables are well designed and a very good length as I can easily run them around the back of my case to hide them for a clean appearance. When using a household outlet the power supply is silent as far as I can tell as I have 10 case fans, with the glass panels off I cant detect any fan noise from the power supply that is louder than the ambient case fan sound.

No problems with 4090 and I9 13000k

I have owned several of EVGAs PSU models in the past (G5, G3, G+,GA, P2)

Compact space saving one thousand watts, smaller than my 850g2!

Ordered 5 PSUs to build new boxes and upgrade technology in our office. First three builds with EVGA PSUs went fine, but next build halted. Couldnt obtain power to Mobo. Ran every test in the world, replaced the box, the mobo, the CPU - turns our the PSU tests fine with power, but the PG (power good) reading is 50ms, and mobo for safety will not boot unless in 100-500 range. Both the remaining PSUs failed the PG test, and then the next two replacements also failed the PG test. Customer service at EVGA answers the phone right away but wait minimally 24 hours for real tech support. Wanted to try anything before returning, but that is what I need to do. Never again to order EVGA, Corsair or Thermtake from now on for me.