nirmed
Same here in the Netherlands. No shop in either the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium or Luxembourg sells it. I'm afraid I can't wait any longer. If it's not available by the end of the week I'll have to settle for something else. 

It's so sad, they advertise it but there is not supplier anywhere i don't understand. I am in the same position that my PSU is almost dead noises etc and i want to swap but i cannot find it anywhere. 

The_Mountain

bcavnaugh
Welcome to the Forum
Where all have you looked so far?

 
Bump ?
  
 
I thought someone could tell me where to buy ? :D
 

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LY4OJYJ?th=1
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=EVGA+SuperNOVA+G3
 

FYI one shop in the Netherlands has them in stock now. I've ordered one and will let you know once I get it.

Now EVGA only need SFX PSU 650-750W and 1U 600W both in Gold standard and Package of Short Sleeved Cables.
Than any customer for any configuration from Mini PC to full Tower could find EVGA model.
 

OrangeBiskit
Hi guys, I'm new to the forum and was wondering if I could get some help. So I just got 2 G3 1000 psu's and it looks gorgeous btw. My gpu that I got for my wife has a 6 pin and 8 pin connector. The psu comes with an 8+6 pin pcie vable which i know i could use but i dont like how its a dongle. Its like a "Y" split cable. One 8 pin to the psu and the other end splits to a 6pin and 8 pin. Im planning on getting a customized cable for the first time and would want to have 2 separate cables instead of that 1 cable with 8+6. Now my question is, where do i plug that 6 pin in the psu though? Do I use the 6 pin labeled sata in the psu? cause they have the same pattern. thanks

Welcome to the Forum OrangeBiskit

Use the Two 6+2 Pin PCIe Cables marked VGA, Do Not Use Any Adaptors.
Your PSU comes with the Correct Cable and are marked VGA, you get 5 VGA Cables with this PSU 2 Single (2X) and 3 Duel (3x)
On the 6+2 Cable you leave the 2-Pin out and only use the 6-Pin part to plug into the Graphics Card.(6-Pin)
On the 6+2 Cable you put them together to create that 8-Pin part to plug into the Graphics Card. (8-Pin)
 
Red End (Solid 8-Pin) to PSU the Blue End to the Graphics Card. I would use the Two Cables marked 2x in the below image.
If you want you can use one of the 3X cable that have one 6-Pin and one 6+2-Pin (8-Pin) but would not use a single cable myself.
You can also use two separate cables marked 3x below and only use on plug and leave the other one Not Plugged in.
Graphics Cards with Two Power Connecters can Pull a lot of Power and using a single cable can cause the cable to overheat and melt.
 
 
 DO NOT USE THE SATA CABLE/PORT FOR YOUR GRAPHICS CARD.
 

I am the same. I dont like using a single cable for both 6pin and 8pin using the dual 6+2 pins with the second leaving the 2 to have a total of 14 which is the box labeled 3x in this case. i like using separate cables and actually use 2 separate 6+2pins which is the 2x box in your pic.  But when i was looking for custom cables, they have an 8pin and 6pin. So I dont really know what they meant by 6pin pcie cable. I want to avoid the 6+2 combo and actually go with 1 8pin cable and 1 6pin cable to hook it. I just dont know what to do with the 6pin they are offering. When they say 6pin pcie cable, the psu end is also 6 pin right? lol i dont really know, if so can i use the sata label ones on the psu since theyre are the only 6pins in the psu. I hope im getting through clear hear. thanks again

oh ok cool thanks. Would the 1000 be enough for 2 gtx 1080 in sli? water cooled and all with 2 pumps?

Welcome to the Forums OrangeBiskit
 
As bcavnaugh has mentioned --- the solid 8-pin end Always goes into the PSU (power supply)
 
If your cable set does not have an end with just a 6-pin, then you have to leave the 2-pin unconnected - I tie mine back against the cable

Do you have eco mode turned on? I think that's only way to stop the fan when idle. Not too sure.

Nice. Was looking for a PSU for test bench and was planning on moving my 850 G2 out of my daily driver.

OrangeBiskit
Do you have eco mode turned on? I think that's only way to stop the fan when idle. Not too sure.

Eco mode on, PC is probably not using even 5% of power in idle...
But, fan stopped spinning after playing with cool'n'quiet and other power saving featured in bios :D

Josh.77
When you say the new fan "lasts longer", are you referring to other brand PSU's, or compared to the double ball bearing in the G2 ?

Definitely not than the double ball bearing of the G2 (or the one the Seasonic X series used) - I anticipate EVGA will be seeing a TON of in-warentee replacements cause by fan failures on their G3 series (as will Seasonic on the Prime) due to them once again putting "quiet" ahead of "reliable and long lasting" in their design choices.
 
 Sleeve bearing fan designs, no matter HOW FANCY of a name gets put on them, DO NOT LAST.
 As soon as the lubricant leaks out (and it WILL leak out, seals WEAR), kiss the fan very quickly goodbye - and probably the PS with it if you push the load on your PS at all.
 
 I flat out will not consider the G3 line or the Prime line for purchace because of this VERY BAD DESIGN DECISION - which is irritating as the Seasonic X series and the EVGA G2 series have been my "go-to" power supply choices for a long time now.
 
 Didn't they learn ANYTHING from the "set the fan profile WAY too low on some 1070 models" to make them quiet DISASTER?
 
 

Does 850 g3 also come w/ black cables?
 

prathamsachan
Does 850 g3 also come w/ black cables?
 

EVGA SuperNOVA 850 G3, 80 Plus Gold 850W, Fully Modular, Eco Mode with New HDB Fan, 10 Year Warranty, Includes Power ON Self Tester, Compact 150mm Size, Power Supply 220-G3-0850-X1

Hello guys!
 
Just made the order today for a 1000w G3 PSU! And i got just a few days back a FTW3, happy so far with the result.
 
Great to be here.