EVGA is probably not long for this world - just keep that in mind. That 10 year warranty will be worth nothing if the company goes bye-bye. Also, some of their lower end units use generic Chinese capacitors which bothers me. Of course, it makes sense, you get what you pay for, but I wouldn't just blindly recommend EVGA PSUs.For PSU's I typically go with either Seasonic or Corsair which are actually made by Seasonic. I also use EVGA and seems to be the one I've been going with as of late. I really liked EVGA but then they shutdown their GPU market but their PSU's seem to be built very well and on par with the others.
Personally I do like Seasonic and aim for Seasonic-built units but I tend to avoid actual Seasonic branded power supplies as I found their customer service horrible. I have bought A LOT of PSUs and the ONE time I tried to warranty a Seasonic they blew me off and told me no. Absolutely ridiculous. In fact I think that's the only power supply I've ever had to warranty.
Kinda off topic and you'll probably cringe but years ago I built a whole rack of 2U servers with $20 In Win power supplies. Nothing uptime critical and they were simple machines with i5s and two SSDs. After 5 years I think one died? Threw in a spare and back in business 10 minutes later.