850W Fully Modular Power Supply, 80 Plus Gold, White PSU - White

This power supply matches my esthetic and it works great! It came with plenty of cables and clearly marked the main ones. It was simple to pull out of the box and set up!

Highly recommended

People said don’t buy an off brand PSU but tbh it’s gorgeous and works great for my sick build

Good fit. Easy to install. Did not have number of cables that were posted in product ie only one pcie cable when it shows two on product page.Update 30jun2025: power supply fried my motherboard tried on another computer power supply did not work thankfully it did not fry that motherboard did all trouble shooting had to send back motherboard and buy a new one, time went by by the time I finished build to send back power supply hoping it didn't fry my cpu will find out soon

This PU is working perfectly as it should

No Issues to report, so far performance is good with no issues to report.

I had a big wad of coiled up unused cables in the bottom of my PC case, so I've been interested in trying a modular power supply for a long time. When the opportunity to try this one came up, I took it in the hopes that modularity might clean up the inside of my case.The power supply enclosure, modular cables, and power cable are all white. The power supply isn't visible from outside my case (NZXT h510), but for those who have a more exposed setup, I think they'll find it matches well with a white case. As expected, I didn't hear anything loose or moving around in the enclosure.A note for gamers - there is one PCIe cable included, though it does have 2 ends. I run a 4070 Super, which runs fine off the 2 ends from one rail, but if you're running something like a 4090 you're probably better off spending more for a power supply that has 2 separate PCIe cables. At $100 I modularity and two PCIe rails is probably asking too much, but I just thought it was worth noting.Setup took about an hour between taking out my old power supply and installing the new one. I think if I could do it over again I'd screw the power supply box into the case last - I plugged in the last couple of cables blind because I did that first.I have this power supply running a PC with the following specs:-Ryzen5 5600 cooled by an AIO with built in RGB powered via the motherboard-nvidia 4070 Super-3 NVME SSDs, 1 SATA SSD, 1 SATA HDDI spent a couple of hours playing Fortnite at max settings with an uncapped framerate last night and the power supply didn't have any issues. Functionality-wise, it seems up to the task of a midrange gaming PC. It's a little quieter than my old one, so I'm very satisfied with the noise level.In terms of reliability, I'm happy so far but obviously time will tell. I couldn't hear anything loose in the enclosure and there was no new coil whine or anything like that when my PC was doing a lot, so as far as I can tell the build quality is satisfactory. Right now I'd say this is a good value for someone building a midrange PC who wants a clean look.

This is just what I needed. For the price, it outperforms.