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

Excellent power supply, the modular connections made it easy to cable manage the build since I didnt have to worry about additional cables. The only suggestion would be to include the individually sleeved cables. The included ones are hard to manipulate due to the stiffness of the heat-shrink and sleeve.

bought for new install with a 3080. coil whine is terrible compared to my evga 650 I have for my 3070 build. Under idle and low load its not bad but once you start doing something intensive the noise is unbrearable. Like I can hear it over my headset bad.

I heard something like a short circuit inside my PC, and boom, never worked again...

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.

Looks great in my case well packaged used it to build intel I9000k system for gaming

Ordered one and installed and noticed that when windows is running, there is an intermittent noise similar to the sound an old hard drive makes when reading. When just running the BIOS setup, theres no noise whatsoever. EVGA just said to make sure nothing was getting in the fan (uh, duh...). Returned first one and ordered second one (I didnt want to have to undo all the power lead routing and securing Id already done). Second one makes same noise. Im going to just live with it for now, but Ill be looking at a a different manufacturer for the next one.

Blew up a vrm on my motherboard after 60 days only stay away.

Works great for my first build have had it for about two months, will update if it changes but it seems to work fine.

After a lifetime with my ThermalTake Toughpower 750w semi, I finally made the decision to swap out the last part remaining in my new build all in the name of better wire management and go fully modular. The TT was great but the wires were not braided. That supply had been through 3 builds, all small form factor, and the tight squeezes ripped the wiring. I was able to safely repair it but boy would it have been a dream to have the g5 years back. Now I have a much larger case but wires were still not as flexible as Id like them to be. I figured I could drop 100watts and still be fine, grabbed this after getting a refurbished g3 that was DOA and I cant find anything to complain about with the g5. Noise level is about equal to the TT, noticeable but very quiet. Nothing Im very concerned with. The blue/green fan cover is beautiful, its a MUST HAVE for anyone who has a case that will show it off. Mine unfortunately does not. The green light in the back is equally as stunning. Unfortunately that too will likely never be seen with my current build. And also comes with velcro ties which was a huge help in cable mgmt. Im not sure what else to say, have been running this about a week and no issues. Will update if things go south but for the moment very happy!

This does whats it supposed to do and its not loud at all. The problem is there is a light in the back thats really really bright, too bright when the lights are off.