EVGA 1000 Gq, 80+ Gold 1000W, Semi Modular, EVGA Eco Mode, Power Supply 210-Gq-1000-V3, Black

I purchased the 750 G2 & what can i say!! After previously owning a corsair AX 850 & experiencing a few system shutdowns & a little instability, even though i was only running 1 GPU an SSD & an HDD, i could immediately tell the difference when 1st using the G2 750. The numerous reviews say it all, excellent build quality by super flower with EVGA's own little extras, fully modular with more than enough cables for multiple GPUs, an ECO switch making it the quietest PSU i've ever heard (or not heard so to speak!), gold standard, a ripple suppression method that has to be seen on an oscilloscope to be believed, (but it's true). There customer services dept. are extremely helpful & i have only had to contact them once & it was a pleasure, unlike some that i could mention, but i won't! To top it all off a warranty that is 10 years long & the renowned EVGA return scheme that sometimes makes me choose EVGA products on that basis alone. All in all an excellent PSU from an excellent company that you will not regret investing in because lets face it a PSU is an investment as you can upgrade your motherboard, CPU, GPU but a PSU is something that you could keep for many, many years & with the EVGA warranty you are guaranteed 10 years of not having to worry about your PSU which in my opinion is 1 of the most important, if not the most important components in any P.C. build so spare no expense is my advice because without proper power circuit protection you are risking your other PC components. 100% definitely recommend.

Its perfect. 650 watts is perfect for 1 hungry GPU+CPU combo like my R9 290X, i5-2500K build, with plenty headroom for things like lights and drives and fans.Anywho, the cables are thick and stiff, can be hard to bend into place but gives everything a quality feel. You get plenty of them too. Cables are all black too, and if the wires inside are coloured, I cant see it.Included jumper ending for the mobo cable is brilliant and should come with every PSU so well done EVGA. It's the little things. Which makes the only real flaw so annoying. The CPU cable (of which you only get one option) has a 4+4-pin and a daisy-chained 6-pin connector, presumably in case your CPU needs them. But no modern CPU needs both even for the most ridiculous of overclocks and if you have one that does what on earth are you doing with a 650W PSU? The unused cable was a nightmare to hide out of the way, and made threading the cable more difficult once the motherboard was installed. (pro-tip: A pocket knife can remedy both these problems at once, along with a bit of black duct tape. Might want to plug it out first.)Efficiency is where it should be, my system uses 450W or so and the draw from the wall is 520-530 consistently under full load. So around 85-88% efficiency. Not much more to say.Simple: If you need an efficient, silent, good looking PSU and at a fair price this is it. Stop looking, buy this one. It's not the cheapest, yes you can get a corsair 750 watt for less. But the corsair is less efficient, has lower build quality, is semi modular not fully, and wont give enough power for a crossfire/SLI build with most cards.

I bought one of these to replace a Corsair 650rmx unit that had repeatedly failed (replaced under warranty 3 times before I lost patience). This evga power supply has so far worked great with no issues.I've now bought a second one of these for my son's PC to replace an old Corsair power supply that failed after 6 years of regular use.The cabling is good quality and fully modular, which makes installation easy. There are enough slots for two 8 pin pcie graphics card power cables, which is plenty for most people. However if you have multiple high powered graphics cards then this power supply might not have enough to power them both.My only gripe was the length of the CPU power cable, which would not route neatly around the edge of the case backplate. I had to route it at an angle across the case (Corsair 350d matx).Overall I highly recommend this to all PC builders looking for a good quality power supply.

Paying the premium for a good quality PSU is vitally important to keeping your PC components safe in the event of a surge or short.And in this case, it’s very apparent EVGA has gone the extra mile to provide all of this and more at a good price.Admittedly I’m a bit of an EVGA fan girl, considering their great warranty and support, plus their products are always top quality. I own an RTX 2070 EVGA and previously an EVGA GTX 1080.The PSU is quiet, and does the job admirably. Placing it in your PC feels like a premium experience when you hold it in your hands and after owning two of these (I sold my previous PC, and rebuilt later) I can give my wholehearted recommendation that these stand the test of time, without failure or power delivery issues.