EVGA Supernova G2 850W

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Beyond excellent voltage regulation, very high standby efficiency, excellent ripple suppression, Platinum efficiency is possible from it, very high low load efficiency, an overkill amount of modular cables
Outstanding ripple suppression, excellent voltage regulation, fully modular, semifanless mode, nice blacked out cabling.

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Last revision on September 8, 2015

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Beyond excellent voltage regulation, very high standby efficiency, excellent ripple suppression, Platinum efficiency is possible from it, very high low load efficiency, an overkill amount of modular cables
Outstanding ripple suppression, excellent voltage regulation, fully modular, semifanless mode, nice blacked out cabling

Expert reviews and ratings

EVGA's GS series is off to a good start thanks to this unit. It's incredibly stable, more efficient than the certification leads us to believe, and wonderfully clean at the outputs. Thanks to EVGA's recent decision to increase warranty time to seven...

By JonnyGuru on February 16, 2015

We would like to thank EVGA for supplying the review sample. With lots of incredibly interesting offers that cover all market segments from mainstream to the incredibly high-end, EVGA has established itself in a rather short period when it comes to...

By techPowerUp! on June 18, 2014

Super Flower's Leadex platform is very popular for a reason. The power quality of this platform's output is exceptional, with the configuration of the Supernova 850 G2 presenting brilliant ripple suppression. It also is highly efficient, allowing the...

By AnandTech on June 03, 2014

Buy one. Do I really need to say anything else at this point? Once again, EVGA has something awesome here the competition can't seem to touch price wise. Performance? There are better units, yes. Not very many, but they exist. The real story here is...

By JonnyGuru on April 21, 2014