EVGA 100-N1-0750-L1 750 N1 750W ATX12V / EPS12V Power Supply

Pros: - It worked with one HDD

Cons: - It didn't work with two HDDs

Overall Review: Originally, I wrote: --begin-- I bought this as part of a system for my daughter to put together. That system has an ASRock motherboard, a AMD Ryzen 3200G (65W) processor, 16GB (2 x 8GB) ram, a SATA M.2 SSD, and two hard disk drives - that's it. This power supply couldn't power it. Unbelievable. By comparison, my Linux box with a competitor's 450W power supply has a Ryzen 5 1600X 95W processor, the same 16GB of memory, a Radeon RX550 graphics card, one SSD, and seven HDDs. It runs with no problems even running graphics benchmarks. Need I say more? --end-- As it turns out, unknown to me, is the house in which my daughter lives does not have grounded outlets. Apparently, in TX, it is OK for landlords to rent houses in this condition. Sad. She is running a computer system on a adapter with no ground. And the problems continued even with a replacement larger power supply, albeit less frequently. Running with no ground is likely to cause the introduction of noise on the power to ground reference plane voltages on the motherboard. That situation would be exacerbated with a smaller power supply that is minimally capable of staying up with load. Enough noise can start signaling events (resetting counters, changing timing, etc.) at random times which could easily cause a BSOD to appear. So, I rescind my negative review, not being able to blame the power supply and I'll bump it up to 4 eggs to be fair to EVGA. I have had great luck with their products in the past.

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Cons: Dead on arrival. I don't know if someone used this before I received it or what. I noticed right off hand there were burnt , smoked parts inside, just looking through the exhaust grate. Sure enough. I plugged it in and nothing. Return.

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Pros: It powers my entry level gaming PC. I run a benchmark stress test and never shuts down. PC Components: - FBM-01 Case - ECS B85H3-M9 (V1.0) - i5 4590 - PNY GTX 750Ti OC - 8GB (4 x 2) DDR3 Rams - WD Black 1TB - Win 10 64 bits I used this benchmark software to stress out the CPU and GPU: https://unigine.com/products/benchmarks/heaven/ I use this tool to figure out my power needs: http://www.coolermaster.com/power-supply-calculator/

Cons: Newegg for my experience it's by far the best online store for PC components but there's not too much shipping options for Puerto Rico. 2 days UPS cost me almost the same as the product. For anything else... everything it's great!

Overall Review: Highly recommended Power Supply for intel and nVIdia entry level gaming.

Pros: works fine

Cons: black snakes everywhere

Pros: all black cabling looks clean over 50 amps on the 12v rail, powered a r9 390x and am now running an overclocked 1070

Cons: slightly stiff cables, nbd

Pros: Easy to install, has all necessary connectors needed

Cons: PCI 6-pin connectors cable cable is not flexible at all - very hard to connect two PCIs to same Video Card

Overall Review: Very good, but not perfect

Pros: It is quiet and works as should

Cons: none

Overall Review: I think EVGA power supplies even when refurbished work great it is my computer business go to for power supplies.

Pros: It works. It does everything I need, cable management wasn't a hassle (but my case helped, there), and there are enough hookups for my needs. Really no argument from me, especially since I had to replace my previous PSU with this one because my last one shorted out and fried some of my components.

Cons: The only con I can think of is that screwing it into my case was a bit of a pain. The holes didn't line up correctly with the case's holes, but I managed to get it in on two opposing corners at least.

Overall Review: Good power supply, good price, I have very little bad to say about it.