The last PSU you will ever need for $80?

[Psykomantis00]

Yeah someone else mentioned that too but it voids your warrantly.

Yea, I'd rather get a higher wattage unit without the bar on the rear. I'd stick with the EVGA though I like the wrinkle black finish. 

[bob345]

If you only have one video card maybe. 

you could run a system with dual gpu's on a 750 watt psu

[Ryan Leech]

The 10 year EVGA warranty is the only thing I need to know <3

[xjohnny3589]

since im a lazy fuck, how many watts?

750

[Bonsai99]

since im a lazy fuck, how many watts?

Clicking the link would have probably been faster than typing that out.

[Lil Chillbil]

I already have the last psu I will ever need 

[rcarlos243]

I don't think this is a good deal considering the efficiency you get for the price.

 

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/EVGA/NEX750G/6.html

 

there is also a known compatibility issue with this psu

 

for roughly the same amount of money without rebate or you could also do the $15 rebate prepaid card, you could get Cooler Master V550 which is literally an 80 Plus Platinum PSU.

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817171092

 

It is infact better than Seasonic 520 80 Plus platinum on extremely low loads

 

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/CoolerMaster/V550S/6.html

 

http://us.hardware.info/reviews/5031/9/19-500-550w-power-supplies-group-test-low-load-efficiency

 

 

the only draw back is fairly limited cables and it is semi modular.

 

 

[theawesomejman]

Clicking the link would have probably been faster than typing that out.

which of the 50 links? 

[Jumper118]

got the bronze version. its quiet, its works, it has a 10 year warranty, built like a tank too. dont care about efficiency at all.

[Da'Argo]

The haswell compatibility issue has been fixed since november/december.

[yourdietsucks]

The non-removable handle on the back of the power supply makes me want to rip my face off is annoying.

 

personally, I love it. I route cables going into the rear IO through it and makes it look much cleaner.

[Psykomantis00]

you could run a system with dual gpu's on a 750 watt psu

Yes, but in my case I'm about to reach the limit on my psu due to my 7990. If I add another card, which I do want to do, I need a PSU upgrade. I'm already maxing mine out. 

[Infernal Burrito]

I have that psu already! It is nice.

[EricX2]

OK, is there a link that actually shows the $80 price? Every one I try says $119.99. And that handle... is it designed for a server chassis to be hot swappable or what?

[DeViLzzz]

I will stick with Antec and Seasonic. Sorry OP.

[rhyseyness]

Yes, but in my case I'm about to reach the limit on my psu due to my 7990. If I add another card, which I do want to do, I need a PSU upgrade. I'm already maxing mine out. 

Dude, buy a new graphics card before a new PSU.

Sell your 7990 and get a 780ti/290x SLI/crossfire.

They'll perform better, and will probably be about the same price as another GPU and new PSU.

[Psykomantis00]

Dude, buy a new graphics card before a new PSU.

Sell your 7990 and get a 780ti/290x SLI/crossfire.

They'll perform better, and will probably be about the same price as another GPU and new PSU.

Nah, PSU is next then watercooling, then maybe another 7990 or a 7970, depends on how I feel. 

[rhyseyness]

Nah, PSU is next then watercooling, then maybe another 7990 or a 7970, depends on how I feel. 

That's an expensive/inefficient way to upgrade, lol.

But fair enough, if that's what you wanna do

[Psykomantis00]

That's an expensive/inefficient way to upgrade, lol.

But fair enough, if that's what you wanna do

I wanted a 7990 since launch. I finally have one... but it's not enough. I now want another, but the heat is an issue, so I have to watercool. If I'm going to watercool, I need a new PSU anyway. I'm reaching the limits on my current psu. When I add another 7990 I'll be destroying my power limits. 

[rhyseyness]

I wanted a 7990 since launch. I finally have one... but it's not enough. I now want another, but the heat is an issue, so I have to watercool. If I'm going to watercool, I need a new PSU anyway. I'm reaching the limits on my current psu. When I add another 7990 I'll be destroying my power limits. 

So don't add another 7990. Sell and add a couple of 780s or 290s.

You'll get as much performance and won't have to buy a new PSU or watercool.

Plus your power bill will be reduced.

[Redemption]

Sorry guys, not sure if this deal is still going on, but I can't seem to find where to get the rebate. I haven't ordered it yet, but on the product page it just says $120.

[Bonsai99]

Sorry guys, not sure if this deal is still going on, but I can't seem to find where to get the rebate. I haven't ordered it yet, but on the product page it just says $120.

Deal is over.

[Psykomantis00]

So don't add another 7990. Sell and add a couple of 780s or 290s.

You'll get as much performance and won't have to buy a new PSU or watercool.

Plus your power bill will be reduced.

Lol why would I sell my 7990 and buy two other cards when I could just buy another 7990 and have 4 gpu's for around the same price? 

[.:MARK:.]

I don't like multi-rail PSU as much as single rail so I wouldn't go for that, and you cant just add the amperage's together to get total amperage's in calculations but the total wattage over the 12v rails divided by 12. So deciding whether a GPU will work in the future will be difficult.

[Almercenary]

 

 

 

It looks out of place. Also If I were to move my computer I would be very hesitant to have most of the computer's weight on that handle. I would much rather have one of my hands underneath the computer. It seems a lot of people share the same opinion though.

 

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How is 'Buying a PSU was a difficult experience' counted as a review lol.