Customer Ratings & Reviews

run ryzen 5 2600, rx 580 8g b450 motherboard 4 hard drive stable power with extra for upgrading Graphics card.

I wanted to install a graphics card in my old desktop and I needed a simple power supply that could supply the wattage necessary to make it happen. This installed directly into my HP Envy Desktop in place of the stock power supply and everything plugged in directly and worked flawlessly.

I just purchased the EVGA 600W PSU and I love it and powers 4 Intel 7th gen dell system better than the dell psu did.

I bought this for my sons gaming computer. It has the necessary adapters for higher end video cards.

Runs good. Doesn’t burn out like the 700w did and burnt my cords

Good power supply for low-high spec build but nothing this beast can’t handle unless you got the highest end gear don’t go low on power supply

My grandson needed this to build his gaming computer. He is ver happy with it.

Best sub 1000w psu I’ve had yet. Running strong 24/7 can’t complain.

Worked great to complete by build. Super easy to install.

Can't even power up my PC, even though my PC is rated less than 600W

This power supply was right on the money and good for the bucks.

Had a modular PSU that wasn't pushing 12VDC on the peripheral plugs and needed a replacement FAST! Picked up this unit at my local BB, and they saved the day!

They power supply fit right in with case wasn’t a tight squeeze had a little bit extra room in still so I say it works great with case

Great ATX PSU I use for mining crypto. I bought two of these on sale and I will be buying more.

It’s a nice power supply. I have bought two of them over the last year and both have been great.

Excellent purchase best upgrade rom my previous one

I've been buying EVGA power supplies for the last 3-4 years now, exclusively. Why? Because I haven't had one fail on me yet! Keep in mind, I buy a lot every year, too! What I do is as soon as I take it out of the box, I use a can of air and blow out all my components for loose debris. I figure it helps. Can't hurt, right? Just for reference, I also have purchased other brands, but the last other brand was about 3-3.5 years ago. It was DOA and decided to never buy another brand again. Also, there are some other brands that are great as well, but they tend to be much more expensive. EVGA does an excellent job of providing quality at the best prices. They're very hard to beat! As for what to get? Their 600w power supplies will handle most gaming systems with a GTX 1060 equivalent or lower. Any more than that and you'd probably want a 700+ watt. You can find out what your video card recommends and then add some headroom so your power supply doesn't have to work as hard. Also, make sure your case always has plenty of cooling and clean power, preferably battery backup power. Your components will last much longer and have very few problems if any for a long time. There ya go! Buy EVGA power supplies and you'll be very happy you did! P.S. I bought several 600w when they had them on sale for $34.99 during Black Friday a couple of years ago. That might of been an anomaly, but $39.99-$49.99 is pretty easy to find around that same time. Enjoy!

If you're looking for a little more power to power a new graphics card, additional HD and/or sound card. This is a very reliable power supply and won't break your wallet at the same time. GO SHOPPING!

I recently got a second-hand GPU (GTX 670) which necessitated an upgraded power supply. After many hours of careful price comparisons across major retailers, I was shocked to find that Best Buy had one for a comparatively great price-to-wattage ratio. Historically I remember BB to be on the high-end of prices, especially for specialized computer components... but perhaps they have changed tactics by now. At any rate, the PSU installed without issue and handles everything fine.

FX [email protected], MSI R9 380 4GB, 24GB DDR3 1866, SSD, HDD, 4 case fans, Blu-ray R/W, Powers the system flawlessly for marathon gaming sessions. For the price (it was a hot deal) you cannot go wrong. And EVGA support is solid, should you ever have to use them. On that note: Do not forget to register the PSU on their website after purchase.