Customer Ratings & Reviews

A MUST buy for any new/intermediate pc builders, or a replacement for a prebuilt OEM machine. Ok so I have been using this item for nearly 2 or 3 months. Pros: Price/Wattage/Aesthetic/Consistency Cons: NON MODULAR/ other than the cap being at 600W theres no other downside I can see with this item.

It was priced just right for my budget gaming build ($30). Great quality. Feels sturdy and the cables are heavy duty.

As I said it's great for mid range, low budget builds. Sitting at $60 dollars it pushes 600 watts and has a 80plus rating. It's not modular and the cables are ketchup and mustard but what do you expect at this price range? Cable management can be a chore with this unit so be aware of that if your case has little in the way of space or doesn't have a PSU shroud or "basement" as its sometimes called.

Great value. Would be even better if it was modular.

Pros ample 600 watts to cover newer low to mid level video cards fans are quiet

I needed a basic PS. The specs of this PS exceed my requirements, and yet it's one of the lowest cost. I only had it for few weeks, so I can't say much about reliability, but so far so good.

Not much to say about it, it's a psu, 600w, 80+, and hasn't failed on me for about a month. EVGA PSUs don't have the smartest cable modulations (like with the way you connect CPU and motherboard connectors), I'd say Thermaltake does it best, but it's not bad.

Thus far everything works great, was a little tedious to rewire my computer but that's the nature, did cut myself on one of the plugs though, thumb bled on my manual for 10 secs and left some prints but other than that overall great product

Great power supply for the added graphics. Works great.

no issue so far, great price, easy install, easy bargain

Not bronze certified, has all the connections you should need at this price point. Stable power, running it for a month now no problems. EVGA makes great hardware.

Got 2 of these because of the great price. EVGA is a solid company with a good reputation and this size power supply is a good for a mid size build. So far I have bought six EVGA power supply and so far zero problems. What a deal.

This power supply gets the job done. It isn't the most efficient, but its 80 plus certified. It doesn't have all the latest bells and whistles such as modular cabling, silent modes, etc. but it doesn't need them. It has all the connections as well as the juice to get your pc running. For the price it can't be beat. I'd recommend it to anyone who just needs a standard ATX power supply.

EVGA has great power supplies and are very reliable. All the cables you will ever need are provided at lengths for any desktop. Used the power supply to upgrade the video card (EVGA 1660 4Gb) to play No Man’s Sky and video edit with Adobe Premier Pro.

Replaced a loud old psu from a pre-built that im gonna give away soon and this has been quiet for the past month so far. However if you’re looking for a psu to keep long term and power mid-high ends I would suggest looking at other psus even outside bb.

An excellent power supply for a small budget. Having a 600 watt 80 + made me feel much better than a 450 watt. Although the 450 was technically enough, they just operate more efficiently at the 60-70% mark. Thanks!

Have had this psu for awhile now. Have not had any problems. Have it powering my gigabyte b550 motherboard, ryzen 5 3600, a evga 3070 ftw3 ultra, 4 ssds, a hard drive, aio, and 6 fans. Great bang for the buck.

Stable and solid, a real bargain! I have a couple of these PSUs and they work great. I do not game so I do not have a high power draw graphics card. In my PCs I have never had a problem with them and I do recommend this PSU.

Found this in store even though not listed on website as sold in stores. Was less expensive the the one I was going to buy.

I purchased this power supply because I though mine was bad. My original power supply would start to power up and then shut down, then repeat that cycle. I had disconnected everything off of my motherboard and it did the same thing. It was either the power supply or my motherboard causing the problem, and unfortunately, it was my motherboard that was bad. This new power supply did the exact same thing. My original power supply was a lower wattage and about 5 years old. I purchased a new motherboard and processor and simply left the EVGA -W1 Series 600W ATX power supply in my case. The new power supply has all the connectors I needed and is working great for over a month now.