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

Needed more wattage for my 8700k + 3080, so I bought this since it had good reviews from GamersNexus

Great build. Low noise. I love the modular cables it comes with, they are so nice. Great lengths, nicely wrapped. Overall a great but. Would buy again for other builds. Definitely recommend it!

Works flawlessly, looks slick

The PSU died after less than 2 years. While it has a 10 year warranty I think the 10 years refers to how long the process takes to request a warranty claim. First I had to sign up for an EVGA account (so my information can be sold?). Then I had to register the product. Then I had to check to see if it is under warranty, which it is. Then I had to submit a support ticket, which asked me for everything but my mothers maiden name and what I ate for breakfast. I cant submit for an RMA until the support ticket is resolved, which will take 2-5 days just to review at which point Im pretty sure theyll ask for more information. Then Ill have to ship it back at my cost, wait for them to inspect it, and then send me a new one (I hope). All the while I have a dead PC, a very unhappy kid, and nearly $1k worth of equipment sitting dead in my sons room.

Theres a lot of hate for evga PSUs but its fine. Make sure you buy sleeves! Its a lot easier to install then the ones that comes with the PSU.

I’ve been thrashing this thing within an inch of it’s life for months now. Like 749W of it’s rated 750W @ 240V. It’s even tripped the overcurrent protection a few times, so I can confirm that safety feature works. Still going strong. I’m impressed and an EVGA customer for life if they maintain this level of quality.

I bought the EVGA Supernova 750 G5, 80 Plus Gold 750W due to the sheer number of good reviews. I installed it in an existing build. The power light came on but no power was delivered to the PC. I swapped this PSU out with a Power PC and cooling PSU I used in another build and everything worked with no problem at all. I bought a new Power PC and cooling PSU and returned this PSU because it was DOA.

I purchased a new product and was clearly sent one that had been returned more than once. The box was damaged, and the power supply still had the cables plugged into it. Not what I was expecting for spending over 100 dollars.

Works as expected

I have read other reviews that indicated issues. What I have found with new power supplies is people dont plug them in and wait to turn on their PC. Capacitors have to charge up and if you turn on a PS before they are they can over charge and pop. There should be protection but why take a chance. Doing this simple procedure has netted me zero issues with all of my PSs. I wait 5 mins before starting my PC. This PS is powering up an MSI MEG Godlike MB, Intel 10th gen i9, RTX 2070 OX, 4th gen pci-e expansion card with 2 m.2 drives, 1 2 TB mech drive, 1 1TB ssd, 1 Castle 360EX AIO and 6 120mm rgb case fans. Plenty of power and some to spare. This combo is OCd to max and no stability issues.