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

As advertised

I dont think Ive ever heard the fan even turn on, even under load.

No me agrado que el deliveri me tiro el articulo duro en la puerta si sale dañada llamare de una vez para que me manden otra o me desvuelva el dinero

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.

Plenty of power and good size with full selection of ports and cables. I see what people mean by the fan being noisy, which is really that the fan is not whisper silent. Think sound of a small desk fan on low. Good deal for price.

Overall performance I cant really say much, have not used it in a build. But it looks kinda cool so it has visual value. Seems kinda heavy and bulky though, dont know if its been a while or if it was because I was trying to build a small compact system and it didnt fit the form factor. Good at effort though

It worked fine out of the box. Seemed to power everything just fine and was quiet. I let that computer sleep when not in use. I came into the room today and noticed right away that the power button wasnt flashing like normal. Completely dead. I checked the surge protector, even used a spare and it was dead. I removed the motherboard plug and put the tester/jumper on it and didnt turn on. I had an older PSU not in use so I installed it and the computer booted up fine. Fortunately even though it died it appears that is did not take out any other components. Return process seems to be easy enough with Amazon, short trip to the UPS store in the morning. Im sure this is an isolated case and possible with any unit but Im unsure if Ill order the same one again.

Good PSU, no problems so far.

The item is easy to install, and is very quiet. The only issue I have is that it causes random black screen restarts with my RTX 3070. This would happen about once a week. After installing an RTX 3080, the frequency of the restarts increased, and I have to hold the computer power button on to start the system. This wasnt the case in the past. The max power draw of my system is under 550W, so this750W power supply should be plenty capable, but it cant handle the power spikes of the 30 series cards.

Didnt even last a year .this is a p.o.s