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I have a Ryzen 5600x and a Gigabyte 3070 gaming oc. Will probably get 5 or so rgb fans at some point.

 

I've heard good things about EVGA Supernova. So I figured a 750w Supernova would be a safe bet. But when I looked there's a G+, GA and G3 ect. 

 

Not sure what the differences are. Can you guys help me out? Also let me know if Supernova is good or if you would recommend something else.

 

I'm in the USA.

 

Thank alot

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yes and no. but you can be fine EVGA. also 750W is more than enough and around the standard one might want to be if future cards will take more power. But you could maybe go for a better PSU, don't know which of those you mentioned that are better. see thread below

https://linustechtips.com/topic/1116640-psucultists-psu-tier-list/

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The G1+/G+ is an entry level PSU, which should not really be used with higher end systems. The GA lacks any actual reviews, so just assume it's crap until proven otherwise. The G3 is very loud, and has issues with its protections.

If you want recommendations, we need to know where you're buying from, as the pricing and availability will vary.

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23 minutes ago, seon123 said:

The G1+/G+ is an entry level PSU, which should not really be used with higher end systems. The GA lacks any actual reviews, so just assume it's crap until proven otherwise. The G3 is very loud, and has issues with its protections.

If you want recommendations, we need to know where you're buying from, as the pricing and availability will vary.

That was some good info thanks.

Also I'm in the USA.

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