EVGA is selling their 750w Gold SFX PSU for only $90 with a free powerlink. This seems like a really good price for a 750w Gold SFX in general. The only thing to keep in mind is that this is an SFX PSU and the cable for the 24pin is a little short.
This PSU comes with an ATX bracket in the box so you do not have to buy one if you need to adapt this onto an ATX only spot.
You can read a review on the 650w version here. Seems like a very solid SFX PSU
https://www.tomshardware.com/revi...,5935.html
Also available at Amazon for the same price but no free powerlink.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0939VN...ct_details
https://www.evga.com/products/pro...GM-0750-X1
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I need at least 850 watts SFX PSU ($100 at EVGA) to power the EVGA 3080 12GB FTW ULTRA. Because it uses 450watts alone when gaming. Plus, it can spike up to 1100 watts for a few ns. Sight, that is why SFX build costs a lot in the PSU part. I currently own 650watts SFX from NZXT and it is not great (coil whine/buzzing).
Look like I need to buy a new case and 1000watts ATX PSU.
I will gamble on this EVGA SuperNOVA 850 GM, SFX Form Factor, Power Supply 123-GM-0850-X1 [evga.com] for $100 buck.
Plus, no pigtail cable with this EVGA CPU EPS 8pin to PCIe 8pin (6+2), Individually Sleeved Cable [evga.com] and I hope no coil whine. Finger cross.
If not it will cost me a 15% restocking fee and $15-20 in shipping fee to return back to EVGA.
1100 watts, holy schmoly. Wouldn't that smoke the whole cpu system?