EVGA 850 BQ 110-BQ-0850-V1 80+ BRONZE 850W Semi Modular Includes FREE Power On Self Tester Power Supply

Pros: Well its a good price for something from EVGA. The second one worked great. Nice cabling, great paint job. After the RMA on the first unit. The RMA service is top notch. Shiped it out and it was a one day turnaround with UPS and three days I have a new PSU

Cons: First PSU died the first day. It had a problem. Second one was fine no cons

Overall Review: EVGA's RMA service is great. They try to sell you a "advanced RMA" to send you a unit before you send the old one in but its not necessary. The RMA service is so fast. I just called them and they were very helpful and 5 days later I had a new PSU

Pros: Plenty of connectors 1- 24 pin, 2 x 4+4 pins for cpu connector or epas. 4 x 6+2 for pcie with 2 6 pin also and 10 stat power connectors and 5, 4 pin connectors and 1 floppy. Cables are easy to twist the way you need them, Plenty long enough for any full size tower to route behind mother board so they can be hidden. 5 year warranty with a single 12 volt rail.

Cons: none so far

Overall Review: This PSU is semi modular the cables that come connected to it are the 24 pin mother board connector and 2x4 pin CPU connectors and 2 of the 6 plus 2 pins for vga cards. All other you add if needed. I have a HAF 932 and it fit great in it and all cables were long enough to go behind mother board so they don't interfere with airflow. Is a little bit louder than my last Silverstone PSU but that just means it is keeping it cool. 70 amps on the 12 volt rail means it will power any crossfire or sli video set up. This is my first EVGA product i have ever bought but got it on shell shocker with a rebate which made it a no brainer.

Pros: brand, runs cool, 70+ amp rail

Cons: none

Overall Review: Been carrying a load of 600 watts on the pci-e rail 24/7 since install and running strong and cool

Pros: I've used two of these power supplies in the last few weeks, this one and it's 650W brother. I really like the modular cabling system, it makes for a very clean system.

Cons: None

Pros: Powers my computer Has shielding around the wires Didn't come DOA

Cons: None

Overall Review: Would rather of had a girlfriend but my mom says I'm too ugly for one.

Pros: Semi-Modular made cable management about a thousand times easier Cables much more flexible than my older, crappier, non-modular supply

Cons: Didn't install itself or gain sentience when I attempted to talk to it.

Overall Review: I bought this a good while before actually incorporating it into a build. So far so good, but if anything goes wrong within an unreasonable time frame, I will update this review. So far, so good though!

Pros: -Modular -650w continuous. I love how all EVGA PSU's are listed as their continuous operating wattage, not some max "struck by lightning" rating. -fan is fairly silent even when not in ECO mode. -Comes with fool proof tester

Cons: -need sata power cables with only one plug on them. I have one M.2 Sata SSD for speed, a blu-ray drive and a large HDD for storage. I don't have a HDD bay anywhere near my Blu-Ray drive bay, nor would I want one. Having 3-4 power plugs on every sata power cable makes cable management difficult and often leaves an exposed plug visible from the case window.

Overall Review: -Highly recommend this PSU for any build. It comes at a great price and the modular design allows you to have a cleanly designed case for a decent price. -If you aren't sure about the power usage of your build or are using a single graphics card released in the last two years... you probably don't need more than 650w. Most power supplies hit their efficiency sweet spot around 50%, so if your system power is around 325w(i7 or ryzen + GTX 1070 or GTX 1080) then you will actually get better efficiency out of this BRONZE rated PSU than a lot of 1000w SILVER rated PSU's and similar results to a 1000w GOLD rated PSU.

Pros: Works as advertised. EVGA quality. Worth the money.

Cons: NONE

Overall Review: I like semi modular PSU's as they usually come with the connectors that are used. It eliminates one plug in. I would rather spend a few more dollars and have a PSU that will not take out a system. After reading online reviews about EVGA products I have found them to be a real value for the price. People who buy CHEAP PSU's usually pay for it in the end. You cannot buy a quality 600w PSU for $30. The PSU is the heart of the system. Read reviews on sites such as johnnyguru and then make a wise decision. Spend a few dollars now will save money in the end.