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What is the difference between a regular EVGA power supply, a EVGA supernova nex, EVGA supernova GS, and a EVGA supernova G2. Which should i get?

EVGA GS and G2 won't explode.

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http://pcpartpicker.com/p/93cr4D

 

It is the build except for the case and psu

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EVGA GS and G2 won't explode.

Are the GQ and P2 psu any good?

P2 - http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=220-P2-0650-X1

GQ - http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=210-GQ-0650-V1

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P2 is 80 plus platinum rated. It's good.

 

GQ is kinda new and I don't know about it.

 

But I can vouch for GS and G2 also P2 there..

 

Edit: You bought all that parts or ?

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P2 is good.  GQ is unknown.

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P2 is 80 plus platinum rated. It's good.

 

GQ is kinda new and I don't know about it.

 

But I can vouch for GS and G2 also P2 there..

 

Edit: You bought all that parts or ?

No I have Cx750m right now and I was told it was bad for high end systems. 

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No I have Cx750m right now and I was told it was bad for high end systems. 

Yea. You better go for G2/GS/P2 series! :)

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The GQ is just as good as the GS and G2.

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What are you running with it? 

Hopefully a gtx 980ti by the end of the year but right now a gtx 750ti

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GQ is very high quality, I'd say equal with the GS if not slightly better. GQ is made by FSP. GS made by Seasonic. G2 made by Superflower. All are great. GQ often is not worth it because it's priced about the same as the G2. NEX is lower quality. And the basic EVGA 500W and 430W (especially that one) are bad quality.

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