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YES

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Definitely.

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of fucking course they are.

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yesh

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Yes. Beware noisy fans on the cheap ones though.

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Grab the G2 series, it's amazing.

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I believe linus & luke put an evga psu in the mineral oil pc.

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As title says.

EVGA isnt a PSU brand.

They put their label on PSU's.

You will have to tell us what specific PSU you mean.

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YES they are the BEST.

No.

Only the g2/p2/t2

the lower ones are average at best

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G2 & P2 are exceptional, especially when you take into consideration the cost.

 

G1's B's and anything else I'm forgetting float around average depending on the specific unit.

 

Also EVGA doesn't actually make power supplies, many of the popular brands don't either. In the case of the G2 and P2 units from EVGA they are re-branded Super Flower Leadex Gold/Platinum's.

 

They also use Enhance, FSP and Etasis as OEM's.

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HELL yeah. But they excel in the high end market, low end psus from them are good but not the best.

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As title says.

Brand doesn't count for anything in Power supplies. The manufacturer and platform are more important. The lower end EVGA units are pretty average i.e The NEX range and also the 1500W NEX.

 

Any of the Superflower units are the ones to look at (And buy). There are also some Seasonic made units on the horizon according to the link below.

 

http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page2293.htm

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No they surely are not. Superflower and Seasonic are the best. 

 

 

Superflower OEM's a lot of EVGA's PSUs...

 

So in your words yes Seasonic + SuperFlower + Evga are the best. lol

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Superflower OEM's a lot of EVGA's PSUs...

 

So in your words yes Seasonic + SuperFlower + Evga are the best. lol

I thought they only OEMd the G2 line for them? 

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I thought they only OEMd the G2 line for them? 

 

 

And the p2 line, and I think they did something else but I can'/t remember exactly.

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Super Flower and Seasonic aren't the best but whatever.

 

Super Flower makes the G2 (Leadex Gold), P2 (Leadex Platinum), B2 (lowed efficiency Golden Green), and the future T2 (Leadex Titanium) series of EVGA.

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Super Flower and Seasonic aren't the best but whatever.

 

Super Flower makes the G2 (Leadex Gold), P2 (Leadex Platinum), B2 (lowed efficiency Golden Green), and the future T2 (Leadex Titanium) series of EVGA.

Would like to know, what is better?

im trying to become more educated about this stuff, and never heard of anything better.

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