EVGA Supernova 1300 G+, 80+ Gold 1300W, Fully Modular, 10 Year Warranty, Includes Free Power On Self Tester, Power Supply 220-GP-1300-X1

Sin pensarlo volvería a comprar está fuente de poder, buena marca como siempre

Great Power Supply, Quality product, Excellent Packaging. It is very well made and EVGA is a great company to deal with and they stand behind their products if you ever do have a problem. 10 Year warranty is a big plus. I was happy with the cables supplied with this unit. If you have a large case you might want to order some extensions if your looking at mounting it on top and running the wires down through the back. I have a Fractal Torrent case and this is what I had to do. I would have had to do this with any other PSU as well.

I am highly impressed with the quality and the performance. Using it for a few days now (continuously) to power my dual RTX 5070 TIs. Planning to buy one more before the stock vanishes or EVGA closes shutter.

Yeah, first one was bunk but the replacement is chilling just fine with 80% capacity

EVGA is known for making quality products, and the EVGA SuperNova 1300 G+ is no exception! It's an exceptional performing power supply, especially for the price. I purchased this from Amazon when it was on sale for $199.99 and now currently own three of these (I bought two directly from EVGA). For what you're getting at that price, I couldn't be more pleased. Pros: - Price - Fully Modular - Sleeved Cables - 10 Year Warranty - Minimal Coil Whine - 100% Japanese Capacitors - Quiet 135mm Fan w/ ECO Mode - Excellent Performance & Voltage Regulation - Plenty of Cables for a Variety of Builds & Applications Cons: - 4 of the 6 PCIe Cables are Single 8-Pin (6+2) - As Stated Above, Only Includes Two Dual 8-Pin (6+2) PCIe Cables - None. My EVGA 1300w G+ PSU's Have Been Running Flawlessly Under Constant Load I highly recommend this PSU. You simply can't go wrong with EVGA. Note: I read through some of the One-Star Reviews. My experience with this power supply doesn't at all reflect their claims (PSU exploding, catching fire, destroying PC, etc.). I can't say that any of those events didn't happen, but I'm usually a bit skeptical when a review ends with "Don't EVER buy EVGA! Go with X brand(s) instead!" I've personally owned close to a dozen EVGA power supplies throughout my lifetime. I've only had to RMA one after it kept powering off after 6-7 years of continuous use, which was an 850w G2 that EVGA discovered was faulty. They quickly replaced it with an 850w G3. This was about 2-3 years ago, and there have been no issues since the RMA. EVGA's Customer Service and RMA process is among the very best in the business.