Question 1

This power supply doesn't fit my full ATX case. Screws don't line up but are smaller. Is there a bracket I can use with it or do I need to return it?

Accepted Answer

I noticed that it tried to do that on my case but i had my friend hold it in place while i got one side screws in place and the other side ones were off by like a milimeter.... so i took out my dremel and ground down the holes sideways by about a mm and it screwed right in!
 I am Using a cooler master HAF 932 and it has a sort of metal bracket that i had to install underneath the power supply as a sort of support but nothing other than that to mount it from the back. After you install the screws you wont be able to see the dremel work you did too as the screw head is way bigger and will cover it.
I Absolutely LOVE this powersupply!. Im running all kinds of things off of the powersupply and the beast just takes it, no issues what so ever. i would advise a dust filter before the fan inlet if your case does not come with one.

I hope it helped

Question 2

Does this power supply have multiple molex connectors? The Video card I am getting is MSI R7870 and it has 2 six pin power, and it comes with two molex adapters. Does this power supply have what I need to use the GPU?

Accepted Answer

Do NOT use the 4-pin Molex to 6-pin PCIE connectors included with your card. Those are only for very old power supplies that might only have one 6-pin PCIE power connector, but not two.  Using molex 4pin converters will not get you the same amount of power as a true 6-pin PCIE coming directly from the power supply.  This power supply has EIGHT such cables, which would allow you to connect up to four 7870 (or even 7970) cards without using adapters.

Question 3

hi guys here my other Questions 
1. dose this EVGA SuperNOVA 1300 G2 80 PLUS GOLD work good with AMD 8 cores Asus saber teeth  ? I see Intel not to sure

Accepted Answer

Considering most AMD FX 8xxx series are around 130 watts for their thermal design power, that will leave you over 1,100 watts left over for your 12VDC rail will be plenty for 2-3 way SLI as well as OC.   I run three GTX 780 SC Ti (OC'd) with a 3820k i7 @ 4GHz with no problems what-so-ever.  Just make sure your electrical supply from the wall is ample and clean :)

Question 4

well this power supply work with i7 3930k  2011 ?

Accepted Answer

I know the reason question floating around about power supply lately has been whether it would have enough power to support the processor. However most of these power supplies do not have an issue with processor support or as much juice as a processor needs. The only thing you have to worry about is whether or not you have enough jumpers leading from the power supply for all your components. This power supply will work for pretty much every component and processor you need.

Question 5

Can this power a radeon 295x2 adequately? currently I have a 850 watt power supply but i am looking to upgrade it because I think it is a little on the low side it powers the 295x2 I have fine but it leaves me no room for overclocking.

Accepted Answer

I upgraded from an 850 W PSU to power dual R9 290X's. (exact equivalent of R295X but run hotter,and take up more room).  The 850W actually powered both of my GPU's but  it was at the very limit. I could run all the games, but occasionally would receive some power warnings depending on the game so I upgraded to this PSU.

The 1300W has treated me very well and runs it all flawlessly. Plus it has lowered my electric bill a bit in comparison with the 850 due to it being able to run at about peak efficiency. (if you're not familiar with PSU's, if you can get the PSU to only use about 60-70% of it's total available, it will overall save you money on your electric bill).

Question 6

Would this power supply work with intel 4th gen i7 processor?

Accepted Answer

Yes it is 4th gen ready and one h### of a power supply. It is quiet and very well made and EVGA customer service is second to none. I have been building PC for over 15 years and EVGA is the best company when you have a problem.

Question 7

Does this PSU fit a full tower ATX case?

Accepted Answer

Yes i have that in my full ATX case, its a cooler master HAF case. Here is a great deal on the Cooler Master HAF X - High Air Flow Full Tower Computer Case with Windowed Side Panel and USB 3.0 Ports , http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=11-119-225 I found.

Question 8

Does this PSU have enough cables to power 2 of these GPU's- GIGABYTE GV-N970WF3OC-4GD GeForce GTX 970 4GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 HDCP Ready G-SYNC Support Video Card?

Accepted Answer

Yes it does. I'm running 2 of the same cards in sli.

Question 9

hi guys I have a question but the EVGA SuperNOVA 1300 G2 80 PLUS GOLD dose it fit the Cooler Master HAF 912 - High Air Flow Mid Tower Computer Case ?

Accepted Answer

I have a HAF932 Advanced, and it has tons of rooms to spare, it should fit in that 912, its the same size as a normal power supply but longer, it looks like you can remove that SSD mount in the bottom and you will have no problems.

Question 10

will a ASUS Crosshair V Formula-Z AM3+ AMD 990FX SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Gaming Motherboard with 3-Way SLI/CrossFireX Support and UEFI BIOS work on this or is it to much power and it will burn up the motherboard?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it will work fine. A motherboard cannot be TOO powerful; a 1300W power supply that is only powering a system pulling 400 Watts will only supply 400 Watts to the motherboard. In fact, having a larger power supply than you need is actually better for the life and stability of the power supply.

To see what you are actually using: calculate the average system draw that you will have, and the peak system draw (as if the processor and video cards were at max load). Since you have a triple CrossFire motherboard with a 990FX chipset you should calculate the total wattage of your AMD processor and whatever video cards you are planning on. Add some wattage for hard drives and fans, and the total will probably be around 1000 Watts. You never want to run near the max power supply output, leaving you plenty of room for average loads, while still powering your computer under intense gaming loads.

Brand	EVGA
Series	SuperNOVA 1300 G2
Model	120-G2-1300-XR

Type	ATX12V / EPS12V
Maximum Power	1300 W
Fans	1 x 140mm Double Ball Bearing fan
Main Connector	24Pin
+12V Rails	Single
PCI-Express Connector	6 x 6+2-Pin, 2 x 6-Pin
SATA Power Connector	12
SLI	SLI Ready
Haswell Support	Certified
CrossFire	CrossFire Ready
Max PSU Length	200 mm
Modular	Full Modular
Efficiency	90% (115VAC) / 92% (220VAC - 240VAC) efficiency or higher under typical loads
Energy-Efficient	80 PLUS GOLD Certified
Input Voltage	100 - 240 V
Input Frequency Range	50 - 60 Hz
Input Current	15A
Output	+3.3V@24A, +5V@24A, [email protected], +5VSB@3A, [email protected]
MTBF	100,000 Hours
Approvals	TUV, CB, CE, FCC, RCM, cTUVus, BSMI, WEEE, RoHS, Compliance with ErP Lot 6 2013 Requirement
Connectors	1 x 24 Pin ATX 2 x 4+4 Pin EPS12V 6 x 6+2 Pin PCI-E 2 x 6 Pin PCI-E 12 x SATA 5 x Molex 1 x Floppy

Dimensions	3.40" x 5.90" x 7.90"
Weight	8.00 lbs.

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