OPEN BOX - EVGA Supernova 1200 P3, 80 Plus Platinum 1200W, Fully Modular, Eco Mode with FDB Fan, Includes Free Power On Self Tester, Compact 180mm Size, Power Supply 220-P3-1200-X1

Bought this item, and it was left in a box for several months, so I technically only used it for about a year and a half. It gave out and burnt out my SSD drive, which cost me a pretty penny. It made me lose quite a few files, but thankfully I quickly managed to get most of my files back up before it finally gave out and fried my SSD drive. I tested all my equipment, but all the problems stopped when I went back to using an old power supply, so I know it was this PSU that was causing all my problems. So, beware.

Did, and is still doing what I needed it to do at a last minute when my PSU I originally bought was underpowered. The noise level is completely silent no matter the type of game or how hot it is (I have an open case)! If you're stuck on a PSU to buy that's cost efficient and delivers heavy power then its a 100% buy!!

This was my first fully modular power supply. I had a semi module 750w before it I reused from a previous build I had done years ago but it didn’t work out too well with the new case. This came in a nice bag in the box with all the different cables and I could use what I needed for a clean install and have enough power for future upgrades and some overclocking when I get the hang of it. Best power supply I’ve found!

I've been using this for about a month now with my PC (Ryzen 9 5950x, GeForce 2070 Super, 64GB RAM, multiple hard drives and fans). It's very quiet. The install was really easy as the modular power cables won't fit in the incorrect way (though this did give me a few minutes of confusion first before I looked in the manual). I would highly recommend, just keep in mind that it's a little bigger of a power supply, so make sure you have the room in your case.

Finally had to get a new PSU and retire my 7-year-old one that finally gave way. And boy, was this worth it. Pretty basic and easy to set up, has extra cables whenever I need them, and has been working great without any issues as of writing this. A bit overkill in my case, but did say it's still worth it to future-proof yourself. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that EVGA did "wow" me a lot with the packaging, very sleek.