Amazon.com: Customer reviews: EVGA SuperNOVA 120-GP-0650-X1, 650 G+, 80 Plus Gold 650W, Fully Modular, FDB Fan, 10 Year Warranty, Includes Power ON Self Tester, Power Supply

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Been using it for years

Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2022

It works great had it for like 4 years got so much stuff hooked up to it doesn't make noise n works perfectly still love EVGA psu never had any problems with any of them

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Marco

Looks sturdy.

Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2022

Never turned on so don't know the noise level. Tried to put it in the computer case and was an extremely tight fit!
Routing of the vables is almost impossible when I tried in an ITX case I bought (sent them back).

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eotrbuR

All PSU's on Amazon are cheap junk that won't power socket 478 PCs

Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2021

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New review:
I have irrefutable proof that AT LEAST THREE major PSU brands on Amazon, Seasonic, Corsair and EVGA are selling cheaply made power supplies for higher prices than ever and none of which are robust enough to power a socket 478 motherboard.

#1 None come with 20 pin and 4 pin socket 478 MB cables anymore.
#2 when I get the 20 and 24 pin connectorsx and connect any of my socket 478 mbs to them, they
experience sudden PSU death without ever even coming on.
#3 a Corsair Customer service person claimed that Corsairs work with all PCs, but a Corsair technician said
that none of the current models work with socket 478 MBs and that PSU sudden death is a possibility.
#4 I just got a used older PSU for my socket 478 MB and its much heavier than the lightweight, more
expensive 24=8 pin-only new ones.
#5 Previous PSU's from a few years ago had both 20 +4 pin configs and 24+8, unlike today's lightweights
#6 Pentium 4 CPUs were notorious power consumers of something like 90 watts by themselves.
#7 if the previous points didn't clue the reader of this fact, here it is again condensed: All of the PSU
brands are hiding the fact that they've been selling ONLY cheap, lightweight PSUs that won't power
older PCs & charging about 30% more for today's cheap junk PSUs

old review:
EVGA missed it by THIS MUCH (The 10 year warranty BY 10 YEARS)! This Turkey PSU from this fly-by-night outfit came DOA out of the box and therefore is the first and last PSU of this brand I will ever buy.

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ADAM F ST PIERRE

Had to RMA - PCIe Cables

Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2020

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If you have a dedicated GPU that requires a 8+6 Pin (Type 4?) for your graphics card, be sure to check the cables.

I have an old GTX980, and because it only includes PCIe cables,I tried hooking 2 separate cables from the PSU into the GPU. For someone reason, my post code indicated it had an issue with the graphics card. I swapped out the GTX980 with a new RTX5700, same issue.

Then I looked closer at the cables. You can see in the images, one of the wires isn't correct - And that is the end that goes to the power supply.

Sadly, had to RMA. Hopefully I just got a bad set of cables, but don't think I"m gonna take the chance and getting another one.

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Brian

Died In 3 days of use.

Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2020

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The system I built needed 437 maximum watts per the Outervision calculator. This PSU should have barely been taxed. The system was built, loaded and configured over a 3 day period and after about 12 hours of total use it shut off. It would come back on if switch was shut off then turned on but die again in less than 30 seconds. Eventually that didn’t work MOBO logs showed it was a PSU event. Amazon was great about authorizing an immediate return and credit.

Why EVGA doesn’t burn in and load test a product with a 10 year warranty is beyond me. I chose not to buy another and be their QA/QC person. A Seasonic will replace this.

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Ryan Bolden

Roll the dice

Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2022

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I buy a lot of fo things from Amazon but the last two PSU have been junk...this one was purchased in Nov of 2021 and as of Jan 2022 it no longer works.

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Golfnut2099

Missing Parts

Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2020

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Hmmm... Looks like this product was used by someone else previously.

The box was sealed with packing tape. The plastic bag with the cables was obviously ripped open. There were several small zip-lock bags in the package. One was empty. It is obviously missing parts.

Item will be returned.

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