EVGA 750W Power Supply, 2-Year Warranty
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EVGA 750W Power Supply, 2-Year Warranty
$74.26
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EVGA 750W Power Supply, 2-Year Warranty Price History
Price History for EVGA 100-N1-0750-L1 750 N1 750W ATX12V / EPS12V Power Supply
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| Current Price | $74.26 | January 9, 2025 |
| Highest Price | $74.85 | November 13, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $59.00 | December 7, 2024 |
Since October 20, 2024
Last price changes
| $74.26 | January 9, 2025 |
| $72.52 | January 6, 2025 |
| $74.26 | January 3, 2025 |
| $74.15 | December 28, 2024 |
| $59.99 | December 22, 2024 |
EVGA 750W Power Supply, 2-Year Warranty Description
- EVGA 750W N1 Series
- Fan Size/ Bearing: 120 millimeter Sleeve bearing ; quiet and intelligent auto fan for near silent operation
- Heavy duty protections, including OVP, UVP, OCP, OPP, and SCP
- Operating Temperature: 0 degree to 25 degree Celsius
EVGA 750W Power Supply, 2-Year Warranty Specification
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EVGA 750W Power Supply, 2-Year Warranty Reviews (13)
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MJ –
Amazing price and amazing product. Has a lot of cables
j_nt –
Esta es una fuente incomprendida, ya que he oído a bastantes youtubers e influencers echarle tierra y decir que esta fuente es basura o que es una fuente genérica, y pues la verdad se equivocan. En primera, muchos se quejan de que esta fuente no tiene certificaciones (por ejemplo bronce 80 o cosas asi), estas lo unico que significa es que la fuente tendrá menos perdidas de energía por calor (si, lo unico), esta fuente tiene una eficiencia del 75 % (si no me creen revisen el manual), lo cual la hace una fuente normal o promedio; estos números al final del día solo quieren decir que tanta energía eléctrica consumirá tu computadora. Teniendo un 75 % de eficiencia tu computadora consumirá lo mismo que una computadora promedio, así que no te asustes. Otro punto que tocan es que esta fuente dice que te proporciona 750 Watts a 25°C de temperatura ambiente a -carga completa-, eso quiere decir que, si vas a usar todos los 750 Watts de tu fuente, asegurate de tener la PC en un lugar fresco y por debajo de los 25°C, pero si no vas a usar completos los 750 Watts ni te preocupes que no te afectará. Otro punto que no nombran esos desinformadores son las protecciones con las que cuenta esta fuente, que no cualquier fuente genérica las trae, estas son: Protección de
sobre voltaje (Over Voltage Protection, OVP), Protección de sobrecarga de energía (Over Power Protection, OPP),
protección contra cortocircuitos (Short Circuit Protection, SCP), Protección Contra Altas Temperaturas
(Over Temperature Protection, OTP), Protección de sobrecarga de corriente (Over Current Protection, OCP) que ya hacen sobresalir a esta fuente de las demas fuentes “normales”. Otro punto que tampoco dicen es que el fabricante te da 2 años de garantía. Y por ultimo, la electrónica que se ve a través de las rendijas no es de una fuente “genérica” como muchos dicen, se ven componentes de buena calidad. En conclusión: Vale la pena esta fuente, ya que Amazon la da al precio (incluyéndole el 16 % de IVA para México) que aparece en la web de EVGA y la relacion costo-watts creo que es bastante buena. La recomiendo ampliamente.
Ron –
I recently purchased the EVGA 750 N1 power supply, and I’m pleased with its performance. Here’s why:
– **Affordability**: The price point is excellent for a 750W PSU. If you’re on a budget, this is a solid choice.
– **Stability**: The PSU delivers stable power to my system without any hiccups. It’s been running smoothly since installation.
– **Quiet Operation**: The fan noise is minimal, even under load. Great for keeping your system quiet.
Overall, the EVGA 750 N1 gets the job done without breaking the bank. Recommended for budget-conscious builders!
Irene –
My old 550W PSU died and I replaced it with this 650W ATX
The fan on this PSU runs quite. I powered my 3 hard drives with it and still had 3 connections left!
Good value for money!
Ed –
Llevo 3 años con ella todo bien hasta ahorita, tengo rtx 3060, ryzen 3500x, un disco duro, dos mvne, 5 ventiladores y una tarjeta madre tuf gaming b550, con todo eso carga bien la fuente.
Chris f. –
So far so good. Haven’t had any issues to note. Still running and nothing has burnt up.
Candace –
I don’t understand why so much people hate on this PSU because of the lack of energy ratings. PSU boots up my PC which is pretty power hungry on AM5 no problem yet.
Dylan Powell –
its a great budget PSU, I’m using a 1080ti and a 5800X3D and its a never had a issue, granted I’m not pulling anywhere close to its max but still. It comes with nice black cables no nasty ketchup and mustard colored. The plugs have handled my abuse they’ve been pulled and put back in over half a dozen times now on two different rigs.
Serge Brosseau –
Never had any issues with EVGA, PSU’s or gpu’s. Solid make and works great.
Marauder –
My only complaint is EVGA (all PSU makers) should make only semi modular/fully modular options. Nobody needs all the possible options there to dangle in the way.
As for the product I purchased; flawless. Easy to install and use. Super quiet. The cables that are there are individually wrapped, and work well with cosmetic builds.
John Tancsik –
I purchased the EVGA 750 N1 to replace a failed power supply in an old Dell XPS 8300. The original PS was only a 460 Watt ATX power supply but had a higher than usual combined power of 142Watts on the +3.3V and +5V rails. It is nearly impossible to find a new power supply in the 500W range that meets this requirement, and is rather difficult even at the 750W level. Fortunately, this model fits the bill with a combined rating of 150W on the +3.3V and +5V rails and a great price.
The product arrived from Amazon in one day and was well packed. The retail packaging was typical high quality you can expect from EVGA.
The power supply itself looks great with a matte black finish and nicely wrapped cables. There are plenty of cables available for most modern builds, and the cable length should be adequate for any mid-tower builds.
Installation was a breeze as the EVGA power supply matched the size and fit of the original Dell power supply. Once all power connectors were made within the case, and the extra cables tucked away under the optical drive I powered on the system. Everything worked as expected, but, as an added bonus, I did notice that the new power supply was much quieter than the old one was.
All in all, this was a great experience with great service from Amazon and a great product from EVGA.
Michael Benjamin –
My system currently has a 3060ti OC and a 9900k both of which draw lots of power prior this they were not drawing enough power on my old 500w gold rated evga psu from years ago. I wanted to upgrade to something more then 600w but spend less then $60 hence where this PSU comes in. So far it’s working great and I love the cables on it black and braided I highly recommend this for anyone going for a 3070 or 3060ti. Or any graphics card pulling 250w or less. If you have a 3080 or higher it might be worth looking at the 750w version of this but that’s cutting it close. As a huge EVGA fan having a EVGA 3060ti, AIO, and my second power supply from them I must say they are the best pc component manufacturer there is atm. I would also say if you have a 3080 or higher look at one of their gold or bronze rated power supplies as well. That is the one negative of this PSU it isn’t rated for 80 plus
Kenneth Favors –
Unit is quiet, long enough cables which made installing a breeze , more than enough Power