Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had this for 4 months and was getting a faulty 41 bucket code which is a dying PSU this could easily take the punch, unfortunately. I upgraded to a 1000w evga and no longer running any more probs. this power supply cannot hold a 2070 super fyi

The 750 watt power supplies is much cheaper and should cover all your needs

Bought it and it has crazy issues with it. This would be a good powersupply but I got unlucky. Don't buy PC parts off shelves cause chances are they've been sitting there forever and been handled by others. Also, its crazy over-priced, just buy one from Amazon.

I recently purchased this power supply and it looks decent from the box. I opened it and saw that it was missing both CPU power connectors. It's hard to find a replacement as EVGA only sells them in bundles. 2/5 I would buy again but don't like the delay it caused me.

works well BUT the fan runs all the time & is LOUD!!!!!! I am not happy about the noise.

Not bad of a power supply with it could have been a lot better

I bought this to power up my GPU. So far no issues

Only reason I gave this a bad review is all cables are connected I thought it was full modular

I purchased this open boxed. I just spent over 2400 building a new pc and they had this labeled as excellent. I had to go out of town for a week, then i started to build the pc, 70 percent of the cables are missing. I tried doing the onling chat and kept having the chat close. Then the next day the website says my purchase is no longer available for exchange or return.

This supply was expensive and poor quality. We installed in and after 2 months it died, company would not replace it. We purchased a different brand an ddc its working fine.

Failed after one year and 6 months of use. Randomly stopped powering on. Going through the RMA process with EVGA now - will update to share the experience. Based on my experience with other PSU makers, I would be inclined to go with Corsair or Seasonic in the future. Very surprised by the poor QC and endurance of these PSUs; these are not cheap and should be better than they are

I upgraded to the EVGA 850w Gold Plus and I couldn’t be happier with this selection. It came with more than enough cords and connectors for even the biggest build, and the cords are black and quality. I can’t even hear it running under full load. Make sure you measure as this barely fit in my case. Will stick with EVGA in the future!

While it worked it worked very well, almost no noise at all but it does after a month. I won’t be purchasing again.

I had this for a while and finally I built up my PC. I plugged in the power cord, then turned the power switch to on and it popped the circuit breaker. So I took the power supply out of the PC and tried it in another household circuit. It popped the breaker immediately with no load.

it worked, but it was loud, returned it and got a corsair, which was a great decision on my part.

PSU came dead. I know this because I was upgrading to this one but it wasn’t booting up my computer, all it did was click. Then I grabbed my old one, connected it to my motherboard and pressed power and it booted up. I will be retuning it and exchanging for another if I can. Hopefully that one will work.

Had to return the item since it did not work. It's a reputable brand, but mass production inevitibly yields a bad unit every now & then. The good, the return process was quick & painless, unlike some online retailers. The bad, the store was out of stock for other options so I was left without a PSU.

Full disclosure: This power supply was a tad bigger than I was expecting, but that's my fault for trying to cram it into a Dell XPS 8700 micro ATX case. It fit (very tightly, with a little bit of force to get it inside the OEM tower's power supply restraint), but after it was in it was whisper quiet (I literally never hear the fan of my computer come on anymore, for any reason since I installed this, and yes, it is running). It is a modular power supply, meaning that you only connect the cords you need to free up air movement in your case, and the cable modules seem to be long enough to comfortably fit an ATX motherboard (mine is not, so I'm just estimating) with a little left over for cable management. My hardware doesn't exactly push the limits of this PSU's capabilities, but always buy more than you need for the future, eh? Time will tell how well it holds up, but the brand is known for quality and right now I highly recommended it.

I'm a 25-year system builder, and this is the first time a PSU has quit in a few minutes. You can plug a power supply into the wall and power it up without it being in the case to test it. Still doesn't work. Too bad. Had hopes for this with the reviews and the wattage.

I purchased this on April 20 of 2020 and as of jun 19 of the same year the power supply has went out. I was initially impressed with the power supply but now its just ridiculous that I paid good money and now my pc won't even work.