EVGA SuperNOVA 650 G1+ PSU Review: Efficient & Silent
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EMC Pre-Compliance Testing
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EMI Results - Average Detector
A single spike exceeded the allowable limit, so EVGA's 650 G1+ failed this test (even if EMI transmissions were kept low across the other frequencies).
EMI Results - Peak Detector
There were no problems to report in the Peak Detector test.
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WINTERLORD i read all your guys articles weather im in the market for new or not and i read that article and almost right off the top the article was killed with oh you can get the g3 for same price hah anyways guess if you hadnt someone woulda been quick to mentionReply -
dunn.md Your review is based on the $110 MSRP. This PSU is currently selling for $69.99 on Amazon. Would you highly recommend this PSU at this significantly lower price point?Reply -
DSzymborski The EVGA G3 650W can be bought for $69.99 also and it's much preferable.Reply
Like about 2/3 of the 850 or so individual PSUs EVGA is selling, I can't figure out exactly who the target market is for this. -
HERETIC-1 Calling this G1 "SUPERNOVA" is a bit on the nose.Reply
These are manufactured by FSP.
EVGA's excellent G2 and G3 SUPERNOVA's are manufactured by SUPERFLOWER.... -
Melon_seed Thank you for the review. I shall drop this off my list. Now its either Superflower leadex II or if I am lucky, Seasonic focus plus.Reply