ATX 500W PC Power Supply, 80 Plus Bronze Certified, Non-Modular Active PC Power Supply with Auto-Thermally Controlled 120mm Fan

New case—-new power supply.Running 13th Gen i7 3.6GHz with 8 Cores and 16 Threads. 128GB 3200 speed memory and many SSD’s and NVMe storage.I’m a VMWare ESXi 7.0.0 tester and utilize it in different environments Workstation 17.0Because of large storage hard drives the power on it has to maintain consumption near what the power supply puts out.I don’t have a Great GPU because I’m not testing games just high end application for Enterprise systems.This Power Supply works great, no issues so far.Love the quiet fans… and seems to dissipate the heat well within the power supply unit itself…So I’m happy.

Good product.

I used this PSU to turn a Dell workstation into a budget gaming PC and it worked out great. I do wish the all of the cables were braided so that I could transfer everything to a better looking case with window, but the ketchup and mustard wires are visually unappealing. So, I guess it will live it's life out in a sleeper Optiplex. Performance paired with an RX 580 seems adequate and it was reasonably priced, so no other complaints here.

Picked this up to see if I could cheaply restore an old gaming PC. It's the first non-modular power supply I've installed in a while, definitely a little easier to manage than I remember, they have gotten better.For under $40 bucks, this got the old machine up and running, it needed a good cleaning and some new fans but after about a week of running non-stop, I haven't seen any issues with it. My daughter is pumped to have a computer vs. her Nintendo to play Minecraft on!