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

Love how it comes with a power surge backup battery just Incase I need to shut off safely!

muy buena fuente me gusto mucho

La fuente excelente, no me arrepiento de la compra, pero para amazon: La próxima vez no coloques las etiquetas en la caja de la fuente, puede ser en una bolsa como lo hizo con otros productos que compré, por lo menos a mi me gusta guardar las cajas en buen estado y con esas etiquetas, despegándola le queda pega y se ve fea la caja.

Just as described. Great quality for its price. Silent and powerful.

This is very quite. There is a switch for econ mode that will put the fan to a off until needed condition. But I run my with the fan on all the time and it is so quite that I have to look at the fan blades to see if it is on. It is very powerful. The only con is that there are not enough power plugs for all my components. I had to add 2 power wyes for my system, but it doesnt skip a beat.

labels orientation are varied but the PSU was good as it gets for the price. Cables were awesome. Recommended for any ATX user.

Fácil de instalar, totalmente modular

Works great.

DO NOT BUY THIS PSU! Spend the extra $50 and get a Seasonic! I purchased this PSU in November for a new build with a 3080 and a 5900x. One month later I went on vacation for two weeks and left the PSU unplugged just to be careful. I come back and everything is working for a day or so, and then all of a sudden my CPU started malfunctioning, I got repeated crashes (straight to black screen and reboot, not BSOD)while trying to run games and I replaced practically everything in the system, only to find out that it was this piece of junk power supply that for whatever reason couldn’t handle the 700ish watt load when it’s rated for 1000W. Thankfully I was able to RMA any CPU because it fried it. I now have a Seasonic 1000W in my system and all of my issues immediately disappeared. Never buying an EVGA product again, this $200 PSU almost cost be $1000+ in parts!

Nice