EVGA Supernova 650 G7, 80 Plus Gold 650W, Fully Modular, Eco Mode with FDB Fan, 10 Year Warranty, Includes Power ON Self Tester, Compact 130mm Size, Power Supply 220-G7-0650-X1

This product is made in the U.S. company based in U.S. price is lower than most quality is higher than any cable quality much higher than corsair, seasonic, asus, and probably all only downside to the such high cable quality is that any beginner will fight it because you have to prebend cables to install and because they are such high quality and high durability they kinda fight you to go into place and everything is precisely cut on pci-e plugs which makes it a bit hard to install the +2 on pcie connector because unlike corsair you cant install the +2 and then the 6 pin plug which makes it a bit harder to work with and it makes it hard if gpu barely fits in case but it still can fit if cables can fit just needs to be pushed shut but the connectors are so strong to the point where ironically I feel confident to pull on wires without them falling out and plus it comes with the eco fan feature that only premium seasonic comes with and either way fan is dead quiet even with eco mode off because fan curves are very optimized and fan design is noctua quality psu doesnt seem to get hot and after heavy use it cools off immediately havent even felt heat come out of back also its a very small form factor psu that fits better than the rm650 corsair psu i had fit because it is much more narrow at 1kw psu and this business hasn't gotten much support because they are overlooked sadly they make top tier quality parts if you see this and want a good psu please buy this to help this company out so they can continue their work of amazing parts

What can you say really? It's a Supernova, it's a clean 1000W, and it's a 130mm size. 130! They always work, they're always quiet, and they have a 10yr warranty. For $150, that's a steal. I have a 750 G2 in my current PC, I just put 650 G7s in 2 computers I just built for family... the 1000W is for me. My only, only, ONLY, gripe is the cables. Too many daisy chained Sata cables; and who the heck even uses Molex anymore? The plastic expandable sleeving was a great touch 15yrs ago, but for a 1000W PSU, everybody should be including individually sleeved cables, plastic or paracord. A 24-pin, 3 VGA, 2 CPU, and a dual Sata will do just fine.

I have a i7 13700K paired with some fast RAM and an RTX 2080 which both eat up some power when they're going at max speed. The PSU is rather compact and it runs very quiet! It also has a nest light bar on the side that gives you a rough estimate with how much your entire system is using up with power! The cables were rather stiff but the connections felt robust and I didn't have many issues putting the cables around in my Coolermaster H500 case

I’ve tried 3-4 top of the lines power supply brand and they all don’t have single PCie to PSU cable. This EVGA has two single 6+2 to 8 pins cable where I can plug straight into OEM split tails x3 that comes with the ROG GPU 4070ti!! Also, the cables are sleeves and thick. Really durable. I hated those new ATX 3.0 flimsy cables that Corsair used, they have caused a lot of problem. The plug keep coming lose and the pins are so thin that it can be easily damaged and the end of the wire is flimsy. I had to return it.

Replacing a faulty thermal take grand power gold 850 that went bad in under two years with normal use. I love EVGA psu's but when I was buying previously the mining craze was in full swing and they were super expensive. Now price is normal and they are worth every penny. My system runs amazing with a 5800x and 6800xt in "rage" mode. Super stable under high load so far. I have confidence this will last the duration of it's 10 year warranty and never need to go back. These are a super high quality compact 1000 watt psus. Plenty of cables and I like that they include two single 8 pin pcie cables, makes cable management much easier when you don't have the extra 8 hanging off!

1- ATX 24 Cable: the end that goes to the motherboard is extremely thick and stiff, idk if it have some kind of fuses or resistors, anyways, the thing is that is almost impossible to bend without risk of damage so if for example you want to do a clean build hidding cables you must be forced to use an extension cuz the included cable gonna give you a hard time. 2- ECO Mode: on paper looks really nice, in practice... well, at least in my case tends to be very annoying, on light use is fine, however, if i'm playing a demanding game this thing acts in a really weird way, it doesn't adjust the fanspeed gradually, it just goes from zero to "Jet engine" in a split second, it looks like fan is only activated when the psu gets hot and tries to cool down the fastest possible; to be honest i have no idea if this is normal or my unit is deffective, the fact is that at least for me "ECO mode" is not an option so i've deactivated since day 1. Overall is a good psu, even without "eco mode" is fairly silent as long as you don't push it up to it's limits.

Well EVGA, It was a good run. I recently upgraded from a G3 550 to this and was very impressed with the build and form factor, being a bit smaller then my older less powerful G3. It has all the connectors I need for future upgrades and powers my 7900xt just fine. I can't appreciate the power indicators, since the power supply shroud is shut off on that side. It's unfortunate that EVGA are phasing out, they've always been reliable for me and their designs tend to look better then the competition. As for the warranty, I think they get these psu's from a company called superflower, so maybe they'll handle warranty down the road?

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PROS: The cables between the EVGA PSUs have the same pinout so it was a simple plug and swap with the old one. CONS: The PSU fan is audible to the ear when in ECO mode as it ramps up to a pretty decently fast speed to cool off the PSU components and then turns off. I rectified this issue by leaving ECO mode off so the fan is always spinning but it's spinning at such a low speed you don't even hear it, and on full system load you still don't hear the psu wind up like it did in eco mode. Overall: 10/10 recommend! The EVGA Supernova lineup for the 1000 watt psus have been a treat to use. I was previously using a EVGA supernova 1000 G2 for the last 10 years and I just decided to upgrade the psu to this one even though the old psu that I had was still working perfectly fine, I just didn't want to take any chances with 6000 dollar PC using a old psu.

Works great no problems.