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

Plenty of power with an abundance of accessories and cables!

I usually buy platinum level psu but since EVGA 850 P2 wasnt available, I decided to take a chance on this newer EVGA psu that came out a few years ago. Its been quiet. I have read where people said theirs was noisy but I hear nothing from mine. The value of the G5 was cheaper than the P2, (I know this because my previous psu was a P2 650, and I have a P2 650 and P2 850 on my other computers). I custom build my computers. Installation was easy, especially since the 650 P2 cables were compatible with this model. NOTICE: Always verify psu cables will be compatible with each other. If you change brands, then the cables will NOT be compatible. But if it is the same brand, then look up on the brands website to see if they are compatible.

It works great, and I haven’t had any issues with it. I think it’s a great purchase.

Great product, very inexpensive for the modularity it offers. Works great with my EVGA 2070 Super FTW3 Ultra, I definitely am becoming an EVGA fanboy!! Lol

Estoy enamorado de las fuentes modulares

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).

I bought two of them and both performs very well

Runs a 3080 overcooked with no issues. Its reliable and can power many configurations.

Not sure if its just a weird Hackintosh thing, but had TONS of coil whine noise in my Hackintosh build. Like I could hear the CPU doing its thing. Almost like an old hard drive head seeking. Swapped it out for a Be Quiet Dark Power Pro 11 and it went away. Never heard in BIOS or any other OS, so something about how MacOS does power management I guess.

This PSU is a great value, was going to go with one from seasonic with a decent efficiency rating when I came across this one.