Introduction; Safety Information; What's In The Box; Features - EVGA SUPERNOVA Bronze 750 B2 Mode D'emploi

750W / 850W Bronze Power Supply User Manual
Introduction: Next Generation in Power
Thank you for purchasing the EVGA 750B2/850B2 80 PLUS® BRONZE Rated power supply! The 750B2/850B2 is
designed with the enthusiast in mind, to provide clean, continuous power to every component. The semi-modular
design provides custom cable configurations for any application and due to the near silent fan the 750B2/850B2
series reduces heat during heavy load while keeping the decibel level down. EVGA 750B2/850B2 is both SLI and
Crossfire ready, providing stable and efficient power to fuel your hardware, regardless of platform. The 750B2/
850B2 includes an exceptional 5-year warranty and has a MTBF rating of 100,000 hours to provide you with peace
of mind knowing that your investment is covered for years to come.
SuperNOVA 750W BRONZE

Safety Information

WARNING: This unit has no user-serviceable parts inside. Opening the casing presents a risk of electrocution and will
void the products warranty. EVGA will not be responsible for any result of improper use, including but not limited to,
any use of the product outside of its intended purpose or use inconsistent with the warranty terms available online.
(Warranty information is available at www.evga.com/support/warranty
www.evga.com/manuals).

What's in the Box

Included with your EVGA 750B2/850B2 power supply offers the following items for proper installation and
optional testing:
750B2 Series
(1) EVGA Power Supply (3) 3 SATA cables
(1) EVGA Manual (1) 3 Molex cable
(4) Mounting Screws (1) 2 Molex cable +
(1) EVGA PSU Tester (24-pin) 1 Floppy connector
(1) EVGA Cable Bag (1) Power Cord
(1) 20+4-pin ATX Cable cable (optional)
(2) 4+4 pin EPS12V
CPU Cables
(4) 6+2 pin PCI-E VGA
Cables
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850B2 Series
(1) EVGA Power Supply (2) 6+2pin +6pin PCI-E
(1) EVGA Manual VGA Cables
(4) Mounting Screws (2) 3 SATA cables
(1) EVGA PSU Tester (24-pin) (1) 4 SATA cable
(1) EVGA Cable Bag (1) 3 Molex cable
(1) 20+4-pin ATX Cable (1) 2 Molex cable +
(2) 4+4pin EPS12V CPU Cable 1 Floppy connector
(2) 6+2pin PCI-E VGA Cables (1) Power Cord
cable (optional)
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Features

STABLE POWER
The Bronze series offers outstanding electrical performance with stable voltage and clean outputs. This can help
you achieve the highest possible overclock (optional) and provide stable and reliable power to all components.
The EVGA 750B2/850B2 power supply is 80 PLUS Bronze certified, which provides up to 85% efficiency.
TOP QUALITY PROTECTIONS
The Bronze series comes equipped with the most comprehensive protection set possible, including Over Voltage
Protection (OVP), Under Voltage Protection (UVP), Over Power Protection (OPP), Short Circuit Protection (SCP),
and Over Current Protection (OCP). This product is also covered by an exceptional 5-year warranty and EVGA's
legendary customer service and support.
SUPERIOR BUILD QUALITY
The B2 series is built to the highest standards, using 100% Japanese capacitors rated at 105 degrees Celsius and
high quality brand-name semiconductor components for the highest performance and reliability. The Ultra Quiet
140mm fan provides adequate cooling to allow near silent operation when not needed and proper cooling during
heavy load operation.

Installation

1. Remove the power supply from its packaging.
2. (Optional) Using the provided PSU testing tool, connect the 24pin cable to the
PSU, then attach the testing tool to the 24pin cable. Connect the ATX power cable
to the PSU and plug the PWR cable into the outlet or surge protector/UPS you plan
to use. Once connected, turn the power switch to the ON position.
Please note: If you are using a water cooling configuration, this testing tool
provides a simple, safe, option for bleeding/draining/testing water cooling
components without the need of a paperclip or other device.
3. Use the screws provided with your case to install the power supply into your
computer. NOTE: It is recommended to install the power supply with the fan
facing down. However, if your case places the power supply at the bottom of
the case and there are no ventilation holes available, it may be best to install
the power supply with the fan facing up for greater efficiency and reliability.
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