hey guys your friend Iggy back again. it's not always a good thing when your
power supply dies (never a good thing) today I'm going to do an unboxing and an installation on the
EVGA supernova 1000 g plus power supply let's get started before we get started
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motherboards, video cards, SSDs, playing the latest games and everything Tech
related so yeah last night my power supply died my lights went out for a few
hours we went out to eat and when I came back I went to turn on my computer
because our lights were back on and all I heard was (zzzxp) what tried a few different
things try to by itself (zzzxp) each time nothing would turn on. So tells me the
power supply was bad the it was a bequiet! 1000 watt power supply it was a
great power supply while it lasted and unfortunately it died again it's not
it's fault it got zapped it happens unfortunately. Unfortunately I had a very
low-grade surge protector but anyway today I will be doing an unboxing and a
build with the EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 G Plus 1000 watt power supply this is an 80
plus gold power supply so top of the line there well there's platinum but
anyway top of the line there come over here real quick as I do the unboxing and
then as I'm done with that I'm gonna jump over to a building real quick I
don't have a way to edit videos unless I have this guy so come over here real
quick quick shout out to all my friends
followers subscribers fans all you guys for helping me decide between this power
supply and that corsair power supply on facebook, gaming tribe, and you two that
confused me on youtube alright so again this is the EVGA superNOVA 1000 G
plus 1,000 watt power supply and I will go ahead to put a link in the description
below and the pinned comment so you guys can check it out on Amazon actually it's
priced amazingly well right now for a 1000 watt power supply this is again
80 plus gold certified 90 to 92 percent reliability under 115 and 220/240 VAC
respectively but this power supply is fully modular alright it is whisper
silent with increased airflow having one hundred thirty-five millimeter fluid
dynamic bearing Fan, 135 over the standard G's fan and it is under full load its
24.3 dB alright so first off we have EVGA supernova G + series then it goes
over 650 750 850 1000 watt right over here this shows you how to install it
features and all that good stuff so definitely good information but I'll go
over that all here and I'm going to put this aside just for right now we'll get
to that in one sec ok so I'll just be taking out everything
all right so just that you see there's something else in this box all right
this brings one 20+4 pin ATX cable ooh and Velcro too, so it goes from your
motherboard to your power supply it also comes with a molex to two floppy disk
adapter so something you don't see much around anymore but hey they have it
there cuz just in case then they have I real, I'm really impressed they have a
bunch of these velcro ties you could probably use that for zip tying
afterwards without the actual zip tie then they have here 2 x 8 pin EPS cables
so two of those then they have two more six plus two so four there and then
another four, another two here so six altogether
and there's also these two six plus two cables so one cable has 2 x 6+2
and the other cable has 2 x 6+2 so that's nice a lot better for you
know video cards that might have two connections rather than running two
separate strands and then 2x3 molex adapters for those of you that might
still have Molex anything so in case you don't know Mullen says this is
Molex, standard is pretty much dead but a few things still have it and then of
course we have the nice and thick gauge cable that goes plugged into the wall
I'll go ahead and list the gauge down below okay and then they also have which
is nice well the four power supply screws that
would have been nice if they were black but whatever and then a power supply
tester so you can test if your power supply is bad
yesterday I tested my power supply putting in a paper clip on the fourth
and the fifth pin over here and unfortunately that's how I tested that
it was bad
okay so then and then now we have another baggie o' cables these are the
SATA cables I was worried a minute I didn't see them 4 bundles of 3
SATA cables so these are for your hard drives, SSDs, optical drives if you still
have them and the power supply itself from the pictures it was actually pretty
awesome looking looks pretty sexy right matte black finish then down here we can
see the part number UPC EAN and serial number right there
back at the power supply the power switch as well okay the side of the
power supply now go ahead and list all these ratings on the screen as well same
thing on the other side and then this is incredibly impressive you can see right
over here they have one, two, peripheral so those are the molex, one CPU over here
and then another CPU right down here and then they have one, two, three, four, SATAs
one, two, three, four, five, six, VGA and then right down here the 24 pin power
connection so pretty impressive how many ports they have on here so anyway let's
get to the actual Install, oh and then sorry then on the bottom
don't forget to take this out, not too impressive but anyway then 1000 watts
silk-screened right on there so pretty nice alright so let's get started
putting this inside the machine alright guys so first off we're gonna start by
not by inserting the power supply like you might think we're gonna start by
connecting all the cables that we think we're going to need into the power
supply now the reason I say that is once you slide this guy right in here it's
gonna be very hard to wedge your hands in there and plug in those cables so
it's best just to take it out now because I'm replacing a power supply I
already counted how many cables I need so you're definitely going to need to plan
how many cables and lengths and all that good stuff so alright then here first one
we're going to plug in because we know we're going to use it is the 24 pin
the one that goes plugged into the motherboard so just the short guy right
in here just have it click in and this guy right over here okay click in,
good to go now we're going to plug in or next to that so we'll go ahead and use
so right here we can see there's two Sata's so we'll go ahead and use those
since they're right here next to it so plug this guy in here I'm this guy right
over here now don't get triggered because I didn't
plug it into SATA one or SATA two or three or four in order it's ok whichever
way you plug them in okay and then now since we have up here the two CPUs let's
go ahead and plug those in real quick since that are right there anyway okay
so one down here for CPU two now most part most motherboards are gonna have
one EPS connection but this motherboard has two now we're gonna use them both
just because really okay and then we're gonna plug in I decided to use this guy
the one that is the PCIe cable that branches off to 2 x 6 + 2
connections that way the video card only needs one. okay
and I'm plugging in a second one just in case I have another video card to review
and that way it's a lot easier for me to get to and that's it so now what we're
going to do is put the power supply aside for right now then we're gonna
grab all these cables and just slide them in here
and then just pull them through here
and just go ahead and slide your Power Supply in now you're gonna put it in this
particular case face the fan is going to be facing down so it's going to be
sucking air up from the bottom because there is a filter on the bottom okay and
then on this particular power supply or case I should say there is a cover here
so we're just going to go ahead and put that in there and then screw in the
power supply
okay now I know this power supply came with silver screws for the for the power
supply but I prefer the black ones so since I already had them and I go ahead
use them then you just match up the holes right over here
what I'm going to show you guys is just the basics I'm not gonna get incredibly
detailed on cabling it because this is gonna take me a long time to make it
look nice and pretty so I'm gonna show you the basics and then I'll come back
to make it look nice and pretty so to plug in your SSDs or your hard
drives you're just going to want to remove it from here or wherever it may
be on your particular case these SATA cables then we're gonna go ahead and
plug in you'll notice there's like a little "L" shape right down here and that lines
up with the "L" shape right over here so then we just pop that in right over here
okay and then we're going to take a SATA cable and plug in that SATA cable right
over here now the SATA cable that doesn't come with the power supply and
that goes ahead and gets plugged in right over here to a header on the
motherboard for SATA so just a quickie on that one
and I'll go ahead and put this back I'll take care of it as I am making it look
pretty you do that after you connect everything else then we're going to want
to go ahead and feed the ATX 24 pin connection
okay now we're going to plug it in and it's
going to be in a different place on every motherboard but mine is right up
here and it is angled sideways so I'm just going to go ahead and push okay
just plug that one up there and then here are the 2 x EPS 8 pin power
supplies our CPU cables and again just to show you guys how to do it I'm going
to go ahead connect them up here
okay and then then we're gonna go ahead and plug in the video card now since I
have been reviewing the sapphire pulse 5700 card just gonna go ahead and pop it
in right in here alright and then I'm gonna go ahead and
grab that other PCIe cable I remember this is just one cable so it comes in
very handy so you just put together that 8 pin let me zoom in so you can see
it better okay so then we grab that 8 pin
I'll slide it right in there now we grab that other one just 6 of them
put aside the other 2 all right so that's basically it now if you wanted to
the computer is completely cabled it's just completely ugly so I'm gonna pretty
it up and then actually let me go ahead and just make sure everything powers on
one sec while I grab a cable all right so then I plug it in for the first time
all right and let's press the button right up here that's normal
we should hear beep, beep, beep, beep, I forgot what those beeps are but might
be normal so let you guys know in a little bit alright guys so after and I
didn't realize how still being filmed but after I reset the CMOS with this
little red button over here I mean zoom in so you could see it there
you see it it's a little red button up there but after resetting that guy just
holding it down for a few seconds I was able to boot into the BIOS sorry for my
studio I'm in the process of moving so
didn't want to boot into Windows so let me go ahead and restart real quick
alright guys so I swapped out the power supply again with the EVGA 1000 G +
supernova and as you can see right over here she's working so the issue I was
having before that you heard all the beeps was she was overheating I didn't
have the liquid cooled pump or anything aside from the fans plugged in so she
was overheating I'm very thankful for thermal throttling it was just keeping
itself cool so it wouldn't burn itself out but as you can see she's she's
working great you will see a lot more from me on this power supply so stay
tuned here Iggy out, see you guys