Segotep 600W 80 Plus Gold Certified PSU Continuous Power with 120mm Ultra Quiet Cooling Fan, ATX 12V / EPS 12V Fixed Cable Black Power Supply

Because of 'rona power supply prices have gone way up from the typical $10 per 100W for 80+ Bronze power supplies. This power supply is great value considering its 80+ Gold and has that ~$10/100W ratio. It has two main drawbacks:Ketchup and mustard cables: The colors of the exposed cables are mostly red and yellow, otherwise known as "ketchup and mustard". They're really ugly. This can be solved by buying $20 sleeved extensions but then at that point you're spending an additional +$20 on the power supply. It's possible to also tape over the colored wires but it gives an unprofessional look. I think if you want a nice looking custom PC, it makes sense to spend the extra $20 on sleeved cables because they look so much better than standard black cables.Loud fan: The fan on the 600W unit I had is loud, REALLY loud. It's the loudest thing in my PC case, easily dominating 3 other case fans and an Intel stock cooler even at 100% cpu/gpu load. You would think a power supply with higher efficiency would need a slower moving fan or something that's temperature or load controlled via the PSU. If you are handy with soldering/rewiring then I would strongly suggest replacing this fan with something quieter.

The fan makes sound upon startup, but I personally do not have a problem with the fan noise. Building a computer with this power supply was a bit annoying, as it isn't modular, and there are a lot of extra cables, being an extra cpu cable as well as pci. Also has standard color cables which may not fit with your color scheme, however, it works.Good power supply for cheap.

When I first built my pc, I used to have a bronze 400W power supply, however, after that, things turned into a nightmare. My pc was barely able to run, it would start up with errors, by that I mean fans would not spin due to not getting enough power, however, I managed to find this product. The 600W Gold Power Supply is great. It has a lot more molex and ssd connection cables which already is a plus. The best thing I would say is that it's very good for what the price is. I would have preferred it to be modular, but needless to say, im very happy with the product as well as it's one of the top psu in linus' video which is a fat W in my book. At the end, I would and will recommend this power supply to anyone building a new or upgrading their pc.

Took a chance on a brand I was not familiar with, I typically only use Corsair or EVGA but I needed to keep within a budget for this build and I am so happy I went with this. So far no issues, works great in the budget build I did for a client. Will report back if any issues later on, but the build quality on this seems great for the price! Will definitely use this brand again :)

600W 80 gold rating PSU with a nice and quiet operation. Was able to run my 2700x and Vega 56 system with no issues. This is a non-modular PSU so keep in mind when using and planning your cable management, or that you have sufficient clearance in case. However, if you do have the room it is not a big issue.Cabling is not entirely sleeved so on the looks it's just your basic build PSU look. You could either buy extensions if you would like to change look (if that matters to you). Operation throughout using it was quiet, was not audible at all above the case fans. All-in-all great value for what you get, especially with it's efficiency being at 80 gold.