EVGA SuperNOVA 650 Ga, 80 Plus Gold 650W, Fully Modular, ECO Mode with Dbb Fan, 10 Year Warranty, Compact 150mm Size, Power Supply 220-GA-0650-X1

This power supply was cheap and works great been ran stress test for 3 days no issues.I was a bit scared to purchase reading reviews but I guess it has a lot with luck I bought 2 corsair power supplies both had coil whine and bad coil whine but this one on a deal I couldn't resist no coil whine I have a 3070 on a 650w ga model power supply with no issues knock on wood.Modular power supplie with cables are black not the ugly mustard things.Evga makes solid products second evga power supply the first one I passed down to my little brother 5 years and still running strong and quiet.

I used this with my Ryzen 7 5800X build. This has full modular cabling so wound up using only those cables absolutely needed for the build. There is an "eco" mode, but frankly the total current draw is not so heavy, thus I'm not really using that at this point. EVGA seems to have a good reputation among the major tech reviewers who seem sensitive to "tricks" they perceive by manufactures. This is Gold I believe and from what I can tell from those who stress test these things has not shown results of any concern. I hope to keep using this thing for many years.In this build (Aug 2021) I'm using ASUS (mobo), Ryzen, EVGA (PSU), Phanteks (case), Western Digital (M.2), Corsair (mem), and Noctua (cooler). Used fans with the case. All worked really wonderfully.

The power supply has been working great. I haven't been able to use it to it's full potential due to the video card shortage, but hopefully I get my hands on one soon. As far as looks go, I couldn't have asked for more. I love the black design as opposed to the traditional silver color that most manufacturers use. Overall, this product has been great and the modular feature is great to get rid of the unnecessary cables that are not being used.

I bought a Corsair before this that was fried from the moment I got it, this worked great out of the box and honestly was a better choice overall because of the longer warranty. Not only that, the wires that come with this are a lot more flexible and easier to use and seem of higher quality. I’ll probably stick to EVGA from here on. I’ve never heard the fan Kick on so it must be running cool. I use this to power a 2070 super overclocked and a ryZen 3800x

Excellent value for money PSU. Works for a mid-tier build where you do not need loads of advanced features.The cables provided with it are very nice as well.

Good quality, just 2 considerations-1) Try and slim down the main MoBo power cable, because the sheer girth of it makes it hard to fit in the back panel.2) Add a SATA power cable that doesn’t have 3 ends attached to it in case you’re only running 1 thing in the front so it looks cleaner.Those are my only complains though, and they’re more suggestions than anything. Everything else about it is good though.

The PSU works great, it's from a trustworthy brand so it won't blow up, it is modular which makes it much easier to Cable manage and it looks good. It is also very cheap compared to most for what your getting but there is a problem with this PSU and that is unplugging it mainly the motherboard because when the 24 pin is connected it will not come out unless you almost bend your motherboard.

this is another great piece of hardware from EVGA,its modular and has really good cables and great for cable management.I got it for a new build to power my new EVGA RTX 3060 GAMING. The power supply has power for me to upgrade down the road to a EVGA RTX 3070. I have always bought EVGA PSU and graphics cards, they are quality parts