Customer Ratings & Reviews

The CORSAIR VS650 delivers stable 80 PLUS efficiency power at an affordable price from the world’s most trusted name in PC power supplies. The VS650 delivers a guaranteed 650 Watts of continuous power. With universal input the power supply includes circuitry with components that can tolerate a wide range of mains voltage support (100-240 VAC). Multiple power protection circuits provide for added peace of mind. A dedicated single +12V rail saves you from the hassle of balancing your components across multiple power cables. Black cables, cable sleeving and connectors make it easy to build a great looking PC, while a super-compact 125mm deep housing fits in almost any modern PC case for maximum compatibility. The 120mm fan is thermally controlled, so it only spins up when needed, and is quiet even at full load. The VS650 is 80 PLUS rated for greater efficiency, so it generates less heat, and you’ll enjoy lower energy bills. The VS650 is backed with a comprehensive three-year warranty including legendary CORSAIR technical support and customer service.

I bought this because it seemed like a decent price and I've had good luck with Corsair PSUs in the past. After using it for about a month, I haven't had any issues and it works as expected. Its got plenty of plugs and outputs almost double my actual required wattage, so I hope to be able to use it for a long time.

Power your custom-built computer with this Corsair power supply. It's built for efficient operation, so it saves energy and doesn’t produce much heat, and it operates quietly at slow and medium speeds for a better work environment. The modular cable system of this Corsair power supply provides easy, clutter-free installation in compatible ATX desktop cases.

Built a small computer for my sister and it was powered by this bad boy. Simple set up, love the black cables. Powered up and everything worked fine. No issues what so ever. Currently running another corsair PSU on my main set up. Love their products

Works as expected but doesn’t have any 4 pins for old motherboards so I can’t power the CPU. I also felt like it was very pricey for what you get. It works though and it’s semi modular as well as bronze rated so you get exactly what the box claims. Didn’t work on my old HP computer thanks to compatibility issues but worked great on my new custom build. Would personally recommend you just buy a gold rated NZXT power supply for $110 instead.

When my HP Envy phoenix power supply went out (figures, HP skimps on the power supplies, a 500w for an r9 390x? oh no.) This 650w was not only 80+ but it was semi modular, this helped the cable management in my cramped hp case significantly, and the extra wattage headroom means I can put a 1080 TI in it without worrying about the psu blowing up.

Very solid PSU, semi-modular, who needs fully modular anyways? It's more expensive and you need the 24 and 8 pin CPU no matter what. Fan was really loud upon first boot for some reason, but a restart fixed that. Not a giant powersupply, so it should fit in almost any case.

Used this to replace cheap PSU inside Alineware graphics accelerator addon for laptops. NO significant noise and permits accelerator to run a GTX1080i with zero issues. Prior PSU was chirping / noisily when card was being stressed. Also it fits as an exact replacement, connector, screw holes etc all same as original PSU.

It's a Corsair, A well respected name in computer components. I liked the semi modular design. Use only the cables needed. Saves room and makes for better air flow. I will have to see how the performance is over time, so far I am really pleased. It is quiet, has plenty of power. Great price, got it on sale !!

The modularity of this model made the cable management super easy to do and saved a lot of space in my case that would otherwise be taken up with a rat's nest of wires. Stays relatively quiet and stays cool even during prolonged use so far as I've used it.

I upgraded from a 350w power supply. Well worth it and includes excess amount of connectors for other peripherals.

The modular cable design is what drew me to this product. I was able to connect only the cables I needed, making cable management easier and cleaner looking. I've had issues with other PSUs where the CPU cable was too short. This one had plenty of length. The PSU itself performs great.

This power supply by far the best power supply . You don’t need 1000watts to run a gaming computer. 650 watts will handle everything without putting a lot of heat

It gets the job done is semi modular and doesn’t hurt the bank at 650 you can easily run a mid tier and even a high tier graphics card no problem. For around 55 dollars is what I got this power supply for and sometimes the price changes so keep and eye for that to get the beat deal

Bought this for upgrading my GPU. I just needed more power for the swap from a Rx 580 over to a 1080ti in a dell package computer. Semi modular allowed me to keep the wire management nice and clean so i was happy and it works nice and quite as of now.

Works great have yet to have any issues and it makes hardly any sound which I was not expecting for a bronze psu. Being modular it was great however one thing to note is some motherboards need more than one CPU 12v plug this does not provide you with more than one which can be annoying. Need a standard but sadly this has yet to happen.

Bought this for a replacement for my old computer power supply. It replaced an older Corsair power supply that failed after about 5 years and 2 computers later. If you are building a gaming system that has a glass sided case you may want to go with a fully modular power supply. Fully modular psu's are much easier when it comes to cable management.

Was rebuilding my brothers PC and wanted to replace as much as I could to ensure a quality system for him. This is a great PSU and I love the modular design that is becoming the new norm now . The modular design controls cable clutter which in turn improves cooling ability, appearance and heat dissipation.

Have had no issues with this so far , fan doesn’t make noise + they give you all you need to power up your system , unless you have the newest motherboards which requires a 2x2 prong To overclock which this doesn’t have , regardless very solid PSU

This source is holding up pretty well, a downside that is semi-modular but I found it cheap and so far has not given me problems with all the components I have put, ryzen 5 overclocked, 2 gpu 3060 and 2060.