Power Supply Deal Cuts EVGA's Modular 750W PSU to $80

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Gold rated, a 10-year warranty and plenty of power.

Power supply pricing has been pretty painful lately. But one of the best tech deals we found in this space makes a powerful PSU surprisingly accessible at just $80 on Newegg after entering the promo code "MBCKHUZ" and mailing in the $20 rebate. This matches the lowest price we've ever seen for the EVGA SuperNOVA 750 GA, and considering it's normally $129.99, that's a steal.

Highlights include 80 Plus Gold certification ensuring decent power efficiency and a 750W power rating. The latter means you're good to go with even the most demanding CPU and GPU combos with some headroom left over.

EVGA SuperNOVA 750 GA PSU: was $129.99, now $80 at Newegg

EVGA SuperNOVA 750 GA PSU: was $129.99, now $80 at Newegg
750W of power. Solid 80 Plus Gold efficiency certification. Fully modular design. 10-year warranty. That's a very nice overall package, and at $90 this power supply is as cheap as it's ever been. Don't forget to enter promo code "MBCKHUZ" and use the $20 rebate to get this price. 

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Next up? It's a fully modular PSU, so you can keep on top of cable management by only connecting the power rails you actually need. For the record, the EVGA SuperNOVA 750 GA includes both 8-pin and 4-pin supplementary CPU power rails.

It looks to compete with the best power supplies with other features, like an eco mode that delivers totally silent operation up to 40% maximum power load and the use of fully 100% Japanese capacitors. Last but far from least, EVGA backs the SuperNOVA 750 GA with a beefy 10-year warranty. 

This should be a solid choice for a new PC build or for upgrading an aging or inadequate PSU if you're slotting in more power-hungry components. The modularity is a particular boon if you like neat and tidy internals.

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  • NightHawkRMX
    I have never heard of EVGA GA series. They already have saturated the market with WAY WAY to many similar looking BRONZE and GOLD units.

    I cannot find a review of this unit either, so I would not recommend it.
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  • King_V
    NightHawkRMX said:
    I have never heard of EVGA GA series. They already have saturated the market with WAY WAY to many similar looking BRONZE and GOLD units.

    I cannot find a review of this unit either, so I would not recommend it.
    Yeah, I was wondering the same thing. "GA?" asked my inner-monologue-voice, "when did a GA come out?"

    Admittedly, the fact that it comes with a 10-year warranty is promising. Still, I concur; without a solid review, I'd be very hesitant.
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  • Darkbreeze
    I think it stands for "got another" (series).
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  • deadbc77
    NightHawkRMX said:
    I have never heard of EVGA GA series. They already have saturated the market with WAY WAY to many similar looking BRONZE and GOLD units.

    I cannot find a review of this unit either, so I would not recommend it.
    I ask EVGA in a live stream. EVGA Jacob's reply was, It's like the G3 G5 series just at more affordable price point.
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  • NightHawkRMX
    The EVGA GD is supposedly striving to do the same thing, bring 80+ gold for cheaper. And I thought the EVGA G5 was also designed to bring lower prices than the G3, however it did so with lower performance?

    They have way too many models confusing the market, some filling the same area of the market and competing against themselves.
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  • King_V
    Darkbreeze said:
    I think it stands for "got another" (series).
    🤣

    deadbc77 said:
    I ask EVGA in a live stream. EVGA Jacob's reply was, It's like the G3 G5 series just at more affordable price point.
    Given that the G3 was good, and the G5 seems like it might not be good, the answer is akin to saying "it's a power supply."
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  • Darkbreeze
    deadbc77 said:
    I ask EVGA in a live stream. EVGA Jacob's reply was, It's like the G3 G5 series just at more affordable price point.
    That tells you all you need to know that the reply was canned and not accurate, because the G5 is not even at the same level as the G3, which itself is probably not as good of a unit as the G2 was.
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  • logainofhades
    The GA I believe is Andyson built. I know nothing else about it, though.
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  • NightHawkRMX
    logainofhades said:
    The GA I believe is Andyson built. I know nothing else about it, though.
    Just like an EVGA GD. I wonder if this is basically a modular GD? Man, EVGA literally has way to many models anymore.
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  • King_V
    LOL, I'm reminded of @Darkbreeze's line: "EVGA seems to like releasing a new model every other week..."

    I used to think he was exaggerating.
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