EVGA 220-G3-0750-X1 Super Nova 750 G3, 80 Plus Gold 750W, Fully Modular, Eco Mode with New HDB Fan, 10 Year Warranty, Includes Power ON Self Tester, Compact 150mm Size, Power Supply

In a word, Superb. Easy to install, 4 simple screws attaches it in standard mid or tower desktop case. Plenty of nice features & like many PSUs of this caliber, multiple 12V rails to bear the load. Though you come to expect that from 80Plus rated PSUs. They don't call this a SuperNOVA G3 class PSU for nothing. This PSU surprisingly powers my 165W Core i9 10920X based HEDT Computer with no problems, and apparently has some head room to spare. Basing this on load to my UPS battery backup & CPU-Z Hardware monitor. I wasn't sure it would handle it at first. In fact, I almost wished I'd gotten an 850W or more to be sure I'd be OK power wise, esp for an HEDT PC. But after seeing it in action last couple months, I have no complaints. Another plus is the fully modular cable support to keep excess cables out of your case. Also I love the 10 year warranty by EVGA (w valid receipt, 3 years without). But the best part is it is so QUIET. I cannot hear it at all! Something I discovered these G3 class PSUs have is an Eco mode switch on the back, which only powers the PSU fan if it's needed. At first, I thought why is the fan not running? Then I saw the Eco switch. Aha, of course! Eco mode was ON. Duh, No wonder it's so quiet! Lol! But even when the fan is running you still can't hear this high class well made PSU. Well done EVGA for such a superb quality product & Thank you Amazon!

I got this almost 6 months ago and saved the review until now since I read about all the noise complaints. I had fears about purchasing it that I would have the same problem but nope! I’m very happy with it and the fact that it’s smaller than the previous G2 model makes things even better. As far as noise goes, its been running nonstop without the eco mode basically since I bought it and I can’t even tell that the fan is running unless I physically look at it. Tested this by turning off all fans in my system just to be extra sure. One thing to note is that the cables could look better, they have built in capacitors on the ends that connect to your components and they bulge a little bit, so cable extensions may also be a thing to consider if that bothers you. The cables included are also plenty for most users/enthusiasts. I didn’t find myself thinking “hmm I wish it included xxxx cable”. Overall I would highly recommend this PSU, because it’s a great value for a high quality, fully modular unit.

(Sorry if the images are bad quality, this was snagged from my IG story, I forgot to take actual photos of the finished build.) This is my first EVGA item, sorry if I'll be biased towards them but seeing how good their support and products are is what pulls my attention to them. So far this product is running well for my system, yes it is messy due to me having to dissemble nearly everything including the MOBA just to connect my CPU power. But with that being said, this PSU is friendly towards new builders and such knowing the cables are labeled along with the PSU connectors. It easily fits in my mini-tower computer case (hence why I had to take everything apart as mentioned above). You have enough cable for everything, I even have some leftovers as my current build don't need that much — Yes, big PSU for a small build but I bought this for a future build im doing this year. Please have note on how much your system needs to get the proper PSU, the bigger it is won't really hurt way too much other than your wallet. Also please remember to register your product to EVGAs website for future warranty claims!

Bought this for my new system build. Product feels like a premium product with the power supply and the cables packed inside cloth bags in the box. As the power supply is fully modular, the cable bag is very useful for keeping the spare cables until they are needed (EVGA is pretty generous with the cables - for instance there are 3 sata cables, each powering up to 3 drives, so more than most users will need). The cables are of good quality and plug in easily, and the power supply was very easy to install with no issues. I have it installed in a Fractal Design Define R6, so no issues with space, but the unit feels fairly compact. The power supply is very quiet - noise is hardly detectable.

I bought this EVGA 750 WATT SUPPLY after buying two other 850 watt supplies that did not work. My goal was to up the wattage from my 350W standard ATX supply to a 750W to 850W supply that could handle a high end video card. It took three tries from different companies to get a supply that worked. I replace the first supply and my computer would not power up. I later found it was missing 3Volt output. I returned it and bought another 850 watt supply from a different company and again it would not power my computer. I tested the voltages and they all seemed to be there but it must drop one under load. in both cases when I reinstalled the original supply the computer powered up fine. I finally decided I would give it one more try with the EVGA supply and everything seems good. The supply is well built and was packaged well. The modular harnesses are well constructed and organized. I would highly recommend this supply.

I always trust EVGA to produce a high quality power supply. This one doesn't disappoint. It's nice and compact, minimzing the amount of modification I had to do to my server case to make it fit in. The fan is virtually silent, even when it's spinning pretty fast. Voltages reported in OCCT while running a load test barely even fluctuate by 0.05V under heavy loads by my CPU and GPU pulling about 400w combined. And the open-mesh vent design on the rear of the power supply makes it ridiculously easy to shoot some compressed air in and get it nice and clean. However, the "Eco" mode is useless, and I wouldn't recommend even using it, since it just delays when the fan turns on and makes your PSU run hotter for no reason. But since you have a switch option to turn it off, no big deal. 100% would buy again.

My Corsair CX500 has served me well for years. But when I began upgrading my unRaid server to a 16 drive server case, I knew that the power supply needed upgrading as well. When I began looking for a replacement the following were important: - Modular - 650 watts or greater - 80 Plus Bronze or greater - Plenty of SATA power connections I had never used an EVGA power supply but the EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G3 fit the bill. I could have gotten away with the 650 but I needed the extra 3 SATA power cables that the 750 came with. At the time of purchase, it was moderately priced at $111 but it came on sale a few days later at $79.99. Amazon was quick to adjust my price after a quick call to customer service. Installation was a breeze. I've built plenty of systems but this was my first time using a fully modular power supply. I have to say, I'll never again use any other type of power supply: modular is THE way to go. Since this was going into a file server, the supply came with a lot of cables I didn't end up using. I didn't have to sit and zip tie wires and try to organize them like I did with the Corsair either. Performance wise, this thing just works. I mean, there isn't much to say about a power supply other than it works and it does so efficiently. I can't comment on the sound because my server case has fans blowing at full speed to keep the drives cool. We'll see how long this one lasts but it looks well-built. For a 750 watt power supply it's also pretty compact. The 10 year warranty is also a great selling point just be sure to REGISTER WITHIN 30 DAYS OF PURCHASING!

Still rocking this PSU. Bought this in 2018. At my 4th build now. Rtx 5080 and 9850x3d. No sweat

No issues here, everything works well.

I have not completed the build of the new computer this is for, but the entire package speaks of quality and attention to detail. The power supply is well padded and wrapped in it's own cloth like pouch. There is another large pouch for all the cables (and there are a LOT) The cables are not hardwired in internally. You plug in the required cable harnesses as required, this keeps the interior less cluttered when it doesn't need to be, and allows greater airflow. The Power supply is artfully constructed and not a generic 'off the rack' metal box. Everything in the packaging is well protected and is given that extra attention to detail that seems overkill for something that will be hidden in the innards of your computer case. It's a very impressive and professional looking setup. If it works as good as it looks (it has a superb sounding warranty) then users should have many years or high end worry free performance.

I bought this power supply for my first PC build and so far, it works great. A lot of cables are included and everything seems a really good quality. I love that it's fully modular since it makes cable management a lot easier, especially in some cases.

This beast is quiet as a mouse, powers my gaming PC and is modular as hell. Simply one of the best PSU for quality and performance I have come across. It will be in future builds

I have it for more then 6 years and do a wonderful work