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EVGA 500 W1 500W 80+
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EVGA 500 W1 500W 80+
Original price was: $54.99.$49.99Current price is: $49.99.
Zachary P. –
Pros: Standard Power Supply with decent connections. Got this for a budget build, so far so good. No complaints or issues. 🙂 Cons: none
Anonymous –
Pros: I wasn’t expecting much from this power supply but it impressed me. Right out of the box, it had no high pitched noises, humming, fan noise, squeaking, etc. That alone beats most other PSUs in its price class. In a 150 watt total TDP system, as measured by a meter at the socket, the air coming out of the power supply wasn’t even warm. The overall build quality is decent. The outside is hard to damage or bend and the unit weighs quite a bit. Cons: The plastic used for the tops of all…
Kasee J. –
Pros: – 80 Plus Rating – Good brand – Cheap Cons: – Not Modular – Cable sleeving could be better Overall Review: At the time of this review, this power supply can be purchased for $25 after rebate. At that price, this is an amazing product. Even at the normal list price of $40, this is not a bad piece of equipment. This is no Seasonic power supply, but it is still decent enough that EVGA put their name on it, and it is rated at 80 plus efficiency. I wish that the power supply was modular,…
Anonymous –
Pros: I’ve built about 10 computers with this exact power supply and never had a problem. There were no DoA ones or early failures. The fan runs completely silent and the efficiency is noticeable by the amount of heat coming out of the vents. The voltages were pretty steady as measured from a high end motherboard too. I’ve never had the cables be too short, even in medium-sized cases. The arrangement of power connectors is very useful and flexible too. It even comes with black mounting…
Justin B. –
Pros: Works fine for my needs. Seems pretty quiet with minimal noise levels. Cons: Not modular, but that’s pretty obvious from the pics/specs. I prefer modular, but this was a budget build so had to cut corners somewhere. Overall Review: Put this guy into a small, cheap internet-browsing only build for the mother-in-law. I had no issues. Full machine specs: Intel Celeron G1840 Processor BX80646G1840 Gigabyte LGA 1150 Intel H81 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX DDR3 1600 Motherboards GA-H81M-DS2V…
Phillip W. –
Pros: Had a 500 watt PSU go out in a customers computer. As his power requirements weren’t that high I decided to get this as a replacement. Fit in case just right and cable management was a breeze. Cons: na Overall Review: A year later it is still running his computer even with a video card upgrade. After all dependability is number one and this psu is that and more.
David K. –
Pros: This is an EVGA power supply. EVGA is a name I have come to trust. Trust that is based on a foundation of years of product use and excellent customer service. EVGA flat out has the best customer service of any company I’ve ever had to deal with. They won’t give you the run around. If there’s a problem, they’ll help you fix it or replace your problem hardware. EVGA is synonymous with quality. They make some of the best enthusiast hardware and their entry level gear is excellent as well….
Mike L. –
Pros: Sufficient and stable power for moderate systems. Looks are good in all black, and cables are sleeved. Has a single 12V rail, with up to 34 A. It has a basic set of connectors, 24 pin, 6+2 PCI-E, 4+4 EPS, 3 molex, and 4 SATA. A single fan cools it quietly. Includes screws and a power cord. Uses active PFC and is compatible with newer systems i.e. Haswell-based. Warranty is reasonable at 3 years. It is a good value PSU that has been reliable. Cons: More SATA connectors might be useful…