Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good PSU for most builds 700 watts with bronze rating is fine for pretty much most average PCs that have a 1660 super on up in them. The PSU is a bit louder then some but still not that bad at all as long as you don't have an open face case you should be fine. Of course it being non modular is a nuisance but you aren't paying the price for semi or fully modular. Overall a pretty good PSU for the price

Works perfectly in my Dell XPS 8910! Starts with a loud woosh but is incredibly silent afterwards. I don't have any concerns about my system running reliably into the future. Overall: a reasonably priced solution for an inefficient, dangerous, or failing OEM PSU.

It’s ok. It’s not loud but the cables are a little to stiff

This PSU is nothing fancy. It isn't modular, it only has a bronze 80plug rating, but it has a cheap price, and I use this PSU in the budget builds I build. 700watts is good enough for most systems. The outer casing flexes more than I would like when plugging/unplugging the power cable, but other than that, I have had no issues with this PSU.

Needed a new power supply for my computer because the last one was over 10 years old. After some looking I settled on this one with the input of a friend who builds computers quite often. Runs everything I need it to, quiet, and easy to install.

Fantastic value for a quality power supply. Not modular, but the cables weren't too cumbersome to wrangle into position in my new PC build for a clean look. Would buy again.

This power supply is a great bang for the buck. Powering my Radeon 5700xt without any stress what so ever. The cables can get a bit messy but they even include cable ties. Great solid buy, would do it again if needed!

If you don't care how it looks or if cords are zip tied, then it's a great product. Chords are just everywhere because they're not detachable/modular. I don't have a beefy computer, so it's plenty. Runs an I3-9100f(quadcore), an RTX 2060 and 4TB harddrive with power to spare.

You get what you pay for with this one -- while relatively inexpensive, you still get a good price on a solid PSU, but it's not modular, which makes cable management a pain. If you're okay with that then this is a solid PSU.

My third EVGA power supply. Good features and value/price is good. Got this one on sale as a backup or for a future build.

This power supply has been serving me well since I bought it. It’s been able to power the 7 drives in my PC and has stayed pretty quiet while doing it.

Beat value for my money! It is 700w though is only 80bronze but it is realiable. Bought 3 of these for my desktop and still going strong. Just plain cheap but great!

Very good power supply for the money. Also has the 80+ bronze rating which was very nice. Currently powering my 2060 super and posted first try. Would highly recommend.

Solid little PSU, at a really good price for local pickup. EVGA psu's have been rock solid for me in the past, and this is no exception.

good price and product, been using this brand for almost 15 years and never fails, if it fails is cause needs to be replaced

For the price it is an excellent power supply! I just wish it was modular, but that certainly would have added to the price. EVGA is a solid low end power supply choice!

Not the most powerful out there, but this thing is a beast. Quiet, powerful, dependable. Still a great price and value.

Got this to run an MSI 1080 and a Ryzen 7 5800x with plenty of power to spare. It has performed amazingly and I have had zero issues.

Good power supply unit, quiet, energy efficient. Wasn't too thrilled with the modular wiring. Still had to add a lot I didn't use because of the section used I only needed one wire and it had many on there.

This power supply was easy to install and operates quietly and efficiently. We would purchase again.