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EVGA - 400W ATX Power Supply

( 4.1 Average / 21 Ratings )

Specifications

Manufacturer

EVGA

Part #

100-N1-0400-L1

Type

ATX

Wattage

400 Watts

Fans

1

Modular

No

Efficiency

75% Typical

Output

+3.3V@18A, +5V@17A, +12V@30A, +5VSB@2A, -12V@0.3A

PCI-Express 6+2-Pin Connectors

1

PCI-Express 6-Pin Connectors

1

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Prices

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OutletPC $39.89 -$10.00 $29.89+
$10.00 mail-in rebate
Amazon $29.99 Free two-day shipping with Amazon Prime In stock $29.99
( 61 new from $29.51, 4 used from $27.19. Last updated 59 minutes ago. )
Best Buy $29.99 +FREE s/h In stock $29.99
SuperBiiz $29.99 $29.99+
PCM $27.99 +$3.99 s/h $31.98
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Adorama $32.99 +$6.95 s/h Out of stock $39.94
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Reviews

Westberry 18 points 27 months ago
from completed build MY THUNDER BUDDY

GOOD, BUT NOT MENT FOR COMPUTER WITH A LOT OF POWER INTAKE FOR GAMING GET SOMETHING WITH 500WATTS

SpecificAlduin 16 points 26 months ago
from completed build Budget Gaming PC (First Build)

Nice brand, supplies what advertised. CPU power cable was a bit short though. Had to run ut up under the GPU and WiFi card

RussianRacer92 10 points 22 months ago

5 Stars ONLY because it was so cheap, the wires arnt sleeved, so they look horrible in a Black/Green build... My house hasn't burned down yet thank God. I'd recommend you not to buy this and spent $10-20 more on a better PSU, not watts but in the 80+ category and if its got lots of good reviews.

Jajvert 13 points 17 months ago
from completed build Low budget/ghetto gaming PC

Before I get complaints about using a low quality PSU that will blow up my PC, I'll say one thing- it'senough. 360W on the 12V sounds pretty anemic, but according to PSU calculators and tests of a very similar system (860K, 270X) I would still have about 50W of headroom at full load. There's also the fact that it was $16 :)

gugu96 6 points 16 months ago
from completed build X3 440 Downgrade

2 years warranty instead of 3, full load calculated at 25 degrees (instead of 40 or 50), yet has 6 pins and 8 pins PCIe for your graphic card. 30 amps on 12v. Giving 4 stars for the features and because I'm happy today otherwise I'd give 3 stars because I had one to die within 2 weeks of use.

FaultyOdds 8 points 15 months ago
from completed build Amazing $215 pc Almost all new
Firewalp 20 points 13 months ago
from completed build Shyanne

A cheap, yet reliable brand that I trust. Virtually silent!

Raratah 31 points 12 months ago

It works. It's cheap. No problems.

WAR_LORD 5 points 11 months ago
from completed build First Gaming PC

Power supply was great but I could've went for 430 watts for$3 more but i wanted to save some money to buy better parts like a better GPU No regrets with this PSU though.

bluerazor52 8 points 11 months ago
from completed build Project 31

It's an O.K. PSU I don't like the look of the cables (Red,Yellow,Black) And I had a hard time getting them to reach the Plugs near the top of the mobo.