Since the 12VHPWR connector appeared on the market, PSU manufacturers have been outdoing each other by creating new designs based on the latest PCIe 5.0 standard, mass of RGB LEDs and increasing power. However, EVGA decided to take a completely different course and create small power supplies for PCs with minimalist equipment, while offering quiet and comfortable operation of each PSU with energy efficiency confirmed by the 80 PLUS Gold certificate.

EVGA power supplies from the GE series are products designed with a good price-quality ratio in mind, offering quiet operation and minimalism in cabling. Additionally, it is 80 PLUS Gold certified.

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The new GE series in power supplies from EVGA has been designed in such a way that each GE unit meets the 80 PLUS Gold certification. Thus, on board each PSU we will find Japanese 105 capacitors^about C, which ensure, among others, low voltage ripple and a DC-DC converter, which ensures the stability of the voltage supplying PC components. In addition, the power supplies are equipped with the following protections: OCP, OVP, UVP, OPP, SCP, OTP. GE series products are cooled by a 120 mm fan that operates in semi-passive mode with a trigger point at 30% PSU load. It is also possible to disable the default mode of the EVGA ECO power supply using a physical switch on the housing. Toggling it will disable semi-passive mode for the fan.

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It is worth noting that the power supplies are available in the following variants: 500 W, 600 W, 700 W and 800 W. Depending on the version, the equipment includes a different number of wires. The 500W power supply has one 8-pin EPS plug for CPU power and one 2 x 8-pin PCI-E for graphics cards. The 600W version, on the other hand, already offers two separate cables with 8 pin PCI-E plugs to the GPU. The 700W edition gives us the opportunity to use four 8-pin PCI-E plugs to power graphics accelerators using two wires. Only the most powerful representative of the GE series with a power of 800 W can boast two cables and two 8-pin EPS plugs to power the CPU. However, in each version we will get two SATA bundles, one bundle with MOLEX plugs, a 230 V power cable and mounting screws.

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EVGA power supplies from the GE series, according to the manufacturer’s assurances, are to be practically inaudible, which seems to be confirmed by the graphs for each of the products. Because in any case, with the EVGA ECO mode turned on, the fan does not generate noise above 20 dB up to 80% of the PSU load. We also know the prices for individual models of power supplies. A 500W unit will cost $69.99, and each subsequent unit will be $10 more expensive than the previous one. Reaching the ceiling of USD 99.99 for the 800W version. Although we do not know the European prices yet, you should expect costs from PLN 300 to PLN 430 excluding VAT.

Source: EVGA