Power Supply

EVGA - 500W 80+ Certified ATX Power Supply

( 4.5 Average / 132 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

EVGA

Part #

100-W1-0500-KR

Type

ATX12V / EPS12V

Wattage

500 Watts

Fans

Modular

Efficiency Certification

80+

PCI-Express 6+2-Pin Connectors

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Reviews

MLGdoge 18 points 29 months ago

from completed build Five pounds please!

Decent Non modular Power-supply, sleeving could be of better quality.

Extrodius 17 points 28 months ago

from completed build Extrodius Level 4

PSU works good, although I had a bad experience for a couple weeks where the PSU fan would turn on and be super loud for no reason. That's stopped now though so It's all good now. Although I wish I had bought a modular PSU, these cords are quite a mess.

BioSpark 15 points 28 months ago

from completed build Transformers: HTPC's in Disguise

Cheap and 80+. Probably should have gotten at least Bronze but I'm not doing anything too intensive anyway. Hasn't given me a problem yet.

munodred 25 points 27 months ago

from completed build First Build - Mini ITX - Powerful but affordable Gaming PC - 450£

Does the job and allows upgradability.

djharris 6 points 27 months ago

from completed build First Build - I3 4150 | R9 280 | 1TB Storage

Works completely fine under max load, and very quiet. Cables are long enough for a Mid-Tower but that's about it. And you cant beat it for its price!

cosmicchris5 16 points 26 months ago

from completed build The Challenger!

For $40 I cant complain about this. EVGA has never let me down and continues to impress with this greatly priced PSU.

Numberz123456789 22 points 25 months ago

from completed build Just Another College Student's Budget Build | UPDATED: 12 FEBRUARY 2016

The perfect power supply for budget builds. For what it offers, it does well.

mr_pepper 22 points 25 months ago

from completed build AMD A10-7850K / MSI R9 380 4GB Core V1 mITX Gaming Build

Knocking off a star because the 20+4 PIN connector was a pain to connect to my motherboard. The 4 PIN kept slipping out of the socket as it's not a clip on. Otherwise, the PSU works as advertised.