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

Liked it so much in an earlier build tgstvI bought it again for my latest…

It makes power, isnt RF noisey (this is a huge thing if you are an amateur radio operator). I also have this grounded via copper to my ground bus. It does what its meant to do in a clean way. What else can be said.

Perfect

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.

This unit has unbelievably bad coil whine that has been getting worse over the last couple months. Purchase brand new in the Summer, so should NOT be an issue.

EVGA decided not to use standard power supply pin outs for sata connections. So it fries all my LEDs. $70 to repair my stuff because EVGA sucks.

Cool

I purchased this PSU to replace the stock one (250W) in my Lenovo Ideacentre 710-25ISH in order to support upgrading the GPU to a GTX1650. I had watched and read several things on PSU upgrades and determined that a higher wattage modular unit that was Gold-rated seemed to be the way to go. The EVGA units had good reviews, so I promptly ordered and installed it. The EVGA PSU fit into the rail and bolted on with no issues, and the included cables were solidly built with a good quality wire loom. The fan is super quiet and its modular cable design has allowed me to keep my case tidy. I did have to use the COMeap 24 to 10 pin adapter for my Lenovo motherboard, but that is no fault of EVGAs. My only complaint with this power supply is that the power cable for the outlet was too short, resulting in a star reduction from the review (if I could do half-stars I would). I keep my tower on a tall desk and had to buy an extension cord to bridge the gap to the power strip on the floor. All else considered though, I am extremely happy with this PSU.

Well built and runs great what more could you ask for.

The green E on the back doesnt have an option to manually turn off, so its on even when you turn off your PC