EVGA Supernova 1200 P2 80+ Platinum, 1200W ECO Mode Fully Modular NVIDIA SLI and Crossfire Ready 10 Year Warranty Power Supply 220-P2-1200-X1

I bought the EVGA P2 1200w. I wish amazon would limit the reviews to the specific product because a defect can be limited to one specific product but not another one. EDIT 10/20/2018 This power supply has been running for 25 months with no problems whatsoever. The system has been upgraded throughout the year and now it has 2x EVGA GTX 1080ti cards in SLI along with upgrading to a Core i7-7820x with the Rampage VI Apex. The system also has a custom loop that's cooling the CPU. One of the biggest selling points I can think of is this P2 power supply appears on the Tom's Hardware Teir 1 list, but the G2 series is also on the teir 1 list. After doing a bit more research I found the P2 models have better caps than the G2 versions. One selling point I found impressive is this P2 power supply holds up very well at 50c. You're also getting nearly 1200w on the +12v rail alone, not counting the +5v and the +3.3v rails. There is no guesswork when it comes to this power supply. Just make sure you register this within 30 days. Once you do then you'll get EVGA's legendary warranty service and the 10 year warranty on this power supply. Although, I've had to RMA power supplies back to both Corsair and Seasonic and those warranty processes were very easy with no hassle. Also with those 2 brands I wasn't required to register the product. Once you register the product with EVGA, you can upload the invoice just in case. If you do require an RMA then you will already have this step taken care of. You can also pay for an advanced RMA at any time. I did this with a GTX 590 I bought when EVGA had lifetime warranties on their products. 5 years later the card went out and half the RMA process was already taken care of. It's certainly one of the nicest looking power supplies I've ever bought. The powder coating is tough so I don't have to worry about it flaking off or getting scratched. The setup I'm running has a Core i7-4930k overclocked with a custom loop on a Rampage Extreme IV motherboard. I had a GTX 670 SLI setup going before getting a good price on a couple 8gb RX 480 cards. I bought a 3rd 8gb RX 480 card for my brothers PC, but I couldn't resist the urge to run the 480's in 3-way crossfire just to see what would happen. The results weren't impressive but at least the power supply held up fine. The reason I've always bought such large power supplies is I used to know people who built test systems for a well known gaming company. They would turn around and sell the graphics cards at cost or sometimes below cost. They got out of the business and my gravy train ended but it was fun to pay next to nothing for these high end cards, benchmark them, test them in games, then turn around and sell them while taking no loss at all.

This is not my first EVGA product, I bought this because of my previous experience over Corsair. 1200w of unadulterated, insanely stable power. I get that people are all "You only need 800w pfft" Here's the thing, though. If you go with something a bit bigger, and you only ever need 70-80% of it, it will mostly run completely silent, and if you add a GPU or what not, you aren't in the whole for a new power supply, and you haven't been running your HW "lean" power wise, which can absolutely damage the components over time, stressing them for no reason. Not only does this thing absolutely deliver on what my 9900k (OC) and 2080 Demand, but there is room to grow if I so choose. A lot of amateur and new builders make the mistake of going super cheap on the power supply, and throwing all of their money at a nice processor or video card. Then, when the PSU fails and takes that expensive component down with it, how much did you really save in the end? I absolutely recommend this amazing EVGA product, and implore you to check out their catalog of products. From PSU's to Video Cards to Motherboards and others, I have used EVGA products in almost every system build I have done in the last 15 years. The customer service is unparalleled by any other company, and they always have the best cooling solutions for their components. Cant go wrong.

I am not usually one to review products, but this one deserves to be highlighted for its safety features. As I was installing it, I foolishly tried to save a little time by reusing the cables from my previous power supply (EVGA 750 GQ) because I figured, same manufacturer, they fit, why not? Well, when the computer would not turn on (after many attempts), I actually did a little research and found that some power supplies might have destroyed anything that was plugged into it that was not using the right cable. Thankfully, I was lucky to have this premium power supply that simply would not work when plugged in with the wrong cables, but did not damage any of my components despite the dangerous mistake I made. So, I replaced the cables with the correct ones and it has been powering my main machine ever since without a hitch. It is worth the extra money to go with a premium power supply - this one has proven itself for sure.

I purchased this power supply because I bought a new Radion RX 6950XT that required an 850Watt power supply. My existing power supply was an old EVGA 750 W bronze rated. My system did boot up with the graphics card in standard bios but in turbo or fast bios My system wouldn't even boot. I didn't buy a top of the line graphics card to run it in standard mode. The price on this PS was not that much higher than gold's rated at about the same wattage. With the new CPU's and GPU's likely having much higher power requirements I wanted some serious widow room. This is a big power supply but I have been noticing a lot of Tech sites post issues With graphics cards That can have high power drawers when overclocked like mine With compact power supplies. With all the new PC technology coming out in the next year I would highly recommend This power supply For a few more bucks. I did buy a top of the line graphics card So pairing it with a cheaper insufficient Power supply did not make sense to me. I like everything about this power supply. The cables Are top quality And you get plenty of them. If you can find a gold rated power supply with the same wattage much cheaper Then I would recommend that. For me it's all about the best value And this power supply was not that much more expensive than a 1200 W gold rated PS.

EVGA SuperNOVA 1200 P2 80+ PLATINUM, 1200W ECO Mode Fully Modular NVIDIA SLI and Crossfire Ready 10 Year Warranty Power Supply 220-P2-1200-X1 This was my first EVGA power supply purchase. My wife walked up to me one day and said, "Babe, go ahead and buy whatever parts you want to build a new computer. Consider it a wedding gift."...I'm not kidding. I married the perfect woman. That being said, I freaking love this thing. It is the sexiest power supply I have ever purchased. It's more than enough for most demanding setups as well. It's quiet. It's well built. It performs dang-close to perfect (if you test with a meter). I have not purchased another brand of PS since. I've built approximately 5 computers since purchasing this, all using EVGA power supplies, and upgraded many other PS' to EVGA. Each one (depending on the rating/wattage) has performed excellently. Everybody has loved the performance.

Ive had a good experiance with this power supply Pros: great build quality with inaudable operation when compared to my ambient environment. Pleanty of cable hookups. Quality all black sleaved cables. Has plenty of cables for your graphics cards. I was able to run a seperate cable for each power hookup on my 1080ti's (two in sli) and had a spare cable in the box. Cons: it and all of its components hearin are quite bulky. The power supply is longer than what allot of cases intend; while it will fit most atx cases but the gromets and cutouts for running wires may be blocked partially or fully by the unit. And the nice sleaved thick cables are quite bulky and may cause issues in small or poorly designed cases.

I would have given it 5 stars. Nicely packaged...everything comes packaged in nice little, cheap, Velcro bags...including the power supply itself. So, let me get this straight, the power supply itself needs a bag...for what reason? Is it not expected to be pressed into service in one machine? It seems to be wearing a tuxedo to a AAIP in cold weather. It does fine...just a little overdressed. Now, onto the substance of my "overdressed" argument. If you're unstacking the plethora of cables from top to bottom...and have forgotten what was hooked up...you may get a loud BEEEEEEEEEPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP...the first time you power up. It may be because your graphics card is unhappy, and your MoBo's BIOS flagged it...its easy to see with the LEDs on the MoBo. You may have to dig another layer or two to get a "VGA" power cable that actually work with the 14 pins that most graphics cards need. Oh...and break open that book in the nice, black, nicely-bagged package? You get about 4 pages in any particular language...and NONE of them go into detail about the provided cables...NOR do they EVEN SHOW a diagram of the modular connectors on the back. Its a good power supply...but my advice is to use the photos on this site (VERY detailed...where the EVGA instruction manual won't show you a thing)...oh...and invest in a head lamp and a mirror...to make sure you get things plugged in correctly. In its defense, its replacing a 750W power supply in a 7-year-old desktop that still holds its own. EVGA? Why did I have to come to Amazon to see a map of the rear connectors? Such a thing would have been MUCH MORE VALUABLE to me than silly, Velcro bags for everything that would disappear at the first sign of heat or any kind of solvent. Why are you not more concerned about the substance...and less about style?

Purchased this for my current X-99 Build, the power supply has incredible power and can handle most anything you throw at it. Fan is silent and the modular cables are well designed. EVGA customer support has always been very helpful and I believe that is more than 50% of my purchase decision. Cable mod offers custom cables to match your build and that is another added benefit as far as I am concerned. My previous EVGA PS is running strong after 3 years and I'm confident this one will do the same.

Por fin daré mi opinión sobre esta fuente de poder, la compre el día 26 de abril del 2016 , y puedo asegurar que es una de las mejores fuentes de poder que hasta la fecha cumple con la demanda de cualquier hardware de gama alta, cómprenla no se van arrepentir jamás. Hasta la fecha la sigo utilizando con un ryzen 9 5900x y asus x570-e , y funciona de maravilla, los componentes y la calidad de esta fuente de poder son de los mejores en el mercado esta clasificada como Tier 1. No se van arrepentir cómprenla.

First modular supply I've used. The setup is simple, wire management is extremely easy to do since you can handle things one wire at a time. Fan is absolutely silent and I really don't even have to think about this component. Finish is great and the supplied cords (so many varied cords were supplied) were all braided and look great in the case.

Produto, bom.

An awesome Power Supply. I like to have more Power than I need. Highly recommend this power Supply !! If you can afford it in your PC build, it will be $$ well spent !

Excelente fuente de poder, la recomiendo para sus equipos de computo.