[DEAD] EVGA 1000W Platinum Modular PSU (10-year warranty) = $100 AR+VISA Checkout

[RussianSensation]

[Deal is Dead]

EVGA 220-P2-1000-XR 80 PLUS Platinum 1000 W 10 yr Warranty ECO Mode Fully Modular NVIDIA SLI Ready and Crossfire Support continuous Power Supply

= $134.99
- $10 w/ coupon code VCOBF15 (must use visa checkout)
- $25 MIR (expires November 27, 2015)
= $99.99

1000W @ 50C
1000W on 12V rail (!)

TPU Review - 9.5/10

Johnny Guru

Summary


beyond excellent voltage regulation
beyond excellent ripple control
build quality with 100% Japanese capacitors
10 year warranty
fully modular

The Bad:

not one dadgum thing

http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story6&reid=361

Incredible noise levels for a 1000W PSU.

 

[WhoBeDaPlaya]

Dang, if it wasn't for the nostalgia factor of my BFG power supplies (have 2x EX-1000s and 2x ES-800s in service), I'd switch to these

 

[RussianSensation]

Dang, if it wasn't for the nostalgia factor of my BFG power supplies (have 2x EX-1000s and 2x ES-800s in service), I'd switch to these

BFG made decent PSUs, but some of them did have issues with high voltage ripple. It's also not modular (right?) and there is no way to run them with no fan at low power usage. The 1000W is inaudible up to 500W and even up to 800W would be quieter than most CPU/GPU fans.

BFG is a sad story - according to them, it was NV's Fermi that killed them (NV didn't provide them with enough chips/support), and once they couldn't provide enough GPUs, BestBuy dropped them entirely leaving them with excess PSU inventory.For some reason they couldn't maintain profitability with NV's chips despite being pretty popular.

 

[WhoBeDaPlaya]

The EX-1000 did have some ripple problems, but that's why I modified both of mine

IINM, either JonnyGuru or OklahomaWolf did work on it?
http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&file=print&reid=151

 

[RussianSensation]

The EX-1000 did have some ripple problems, but that's why I modified both of mine

Wow, you are handy! I wouldn't know how to work with electronics like that at all.

By the time you and I upgrade our PSUs, we might have 800W Titanium fanless by then.