EVGA 600 B1, 80+ BRONZE 600W, 3 Year Warranty, Includes FREE Power On Self Tester, Power Supply 100-B1-0600-KR

I bought this was a quick easy install into my Asus, Asus-D415MT-PC. Why there are many models of boards I like to give a reference when I can. This is heavy about twice my stock, which was 250W peak 300w. Comes with allot of connections for dual CPR, and dual Graphic cards. The cables on this are not port attached, some have plugs this is pre-wired, which is OK, but I knew that when bought it my case has easy storage for cables to tuck in and not be in the way. Pro: Simply design and install. Good cables not flimsy good rail specs. Good price. Cons : None really Overview, I could not find any cons, so far it installed in 5 minutes and was back up running, no noise. Left it run for some time checked all ports and working great. It has a three year warranty, this last PSU was over 5 years old in a top end machine. ( I know how could they say it was a top end with a 250w power supply that is because it was designed for business and now is converted for gaming. I need a upgraded video card and this power supply will take care of that easily for me. My old PSU didnt die, but notices some BSOD that seemed connected to power drops with kernal issues. I have been amazed over the years that many many box store and pre-made CPU's are powered by low watt or low quality PSU's. The reviews seems good and hopefully this runs well for awhile . EVGA, warranty of three years should be a comfort for many as in this day of age el3ectronics are built iffy at times. I will give an update if it changes how its performing.

This is one of best PSUs I've ever used & installed. It's been running great and has really helped my computer, which oddly came with a very low PSU and couldn't handle any peripherals. This PSU supplies power to all of my peripherals. It is very quiet. It's also the heaviest PSU I've ever handled, which was odd, but that's not a complaint. The only negative I could possibly complain about is that it stunk as if it was freshly painted or something when first unpacked. Thankfully after a few days it aired out and I can't smell it anymore. That was very odd since I've never owned a smelly PSU. Thanks very much for this awesome PSU. I'd completely recommend the 600W for general users with mid to low GPUs and 3-4 peripherals that require power from the PSU.

This is my Second order of EVGA 600B1. This time is for a salvage with my old parts and some used parts from Ebay. My first order is for my new gaming/working build. Below are main specs. CPU: I7-6700 Mobo: Gigabyte H170M-D3H Video Card: Gigabyte GTX 1070 G1 Gaming My whole build runs @320W full load, which pretty much overkilled by this PSU. Salvage Build: CPU: FX-8350 Mobo: MSI 760M-P34 Video Card: ASUS GTX750TI-OC-2GD5 This build runs @280W full load, still overkilled by 600B. So the question becomes, why choose a PSU that overkilled both my build? 1) It's QUIET. Low Db is really important for people like me when I'm working and gaming. 2) It has a good reputation of QUALITY. I've been reading reviews and not really any quality issue so far been posted. I haven't use it for long but so far so good. 3) It's CHEAP. Compare to a 430W White @ $29.99, a 450W Bronze @ $37.99 and a 500W White @ $37.04(All EVGA branded), it's easy to make a choice towards a 600W Bronze @ $39.99 which gives more potential on upgrading in the future. So after all, if you're getting this PSU @ $39.99, don't hesitate and place your order(I've been seen this OOS couple of times), you're not getting a better deal. For any gaming/working build under $1,000 this should be good unless you plan to upgrade in the future(crossfire/SLI, OC, etc.).

Here is my story...I was having issues with my computer. I would turn it on, the tower would work, but the screen would just lose power. It would just go blank! But why? My tower is still on and running. I called EVGA about this, because I thought it was my graphics card. He told me to check my power supply unit (PSU), and said it needed to be replaced. I was hesitant, but desperate. I purchased this product. He told me it was relatively cheap, and go for the high supply because its only like 20 bucks more. He said its an easy investment, because even if I get a new PC, I can put this baby in that. I installed this, and it worked! My monitor does not lose connection any more. My computer even runs better and much more quiet. If you need a PSU, please buy this one. If it is too much, just buy a EVGA model. The reason is that the warranty is amazing. The products work with no trouble. And their costumer service techs are beyond amazing. I call in, and they know what to do. They get me in, and get me out fast enough so I don't have to waste all day with computer stuff. Believe me, I have wasted entire days talking to techs who don't even speak English and ramble on and on. This techs speak English well and actually have attractive voices, if you like that kind of thing ;)

Updated review I've used this first as a replacement in a previous build PC, using the power cord from the previous PSU. Everything run okay and quiet. I've built since a brand new system and decided to use the new power cord that came with the PSU, that was a mistake. While the cord plugs in okay, any slight movement of the case will cut the power, even if only for a brief moment. Because of that, I've docked 1 star from the original review. The PSU itself it's okay, just make sure you have an extra power cord handy in case you may run into a bad cord connections like mine.

Installed this on a Dell XPS 8700 during my lunch break today. Worked great. Fit was a little snug but the four screws that connect it to the back of the case pulled it the rest of the way in. It had all the connectors we needed. My son wanted to add a evga Nvidia 1070 ti video card to his PC. The stock PSU was 460 watts and he has 3 hard drives, so we decided to upgrade the PSU too. I was expecting all kinds of issues but we took our time and carefully routed cables and made sure everything was connected before doing the “smoke test”. We first just did the PSU then hooked up and boot the PC with the old video card (no point frying the new card if something was wrong). Machine booted right up. Existing power button on the top of the case still works. We then added the 1070ti and resecured the power cables, again the machine booted up. My son upgraded the video drivers and both his monitors came up. Overall kudos for evga on the video card and PSU.

Had a problem with the Corsair CX500 bought a month ago (didn't work right out of the box) and was slow to get a replacement so I bought the slightly lower priced but higher output EVGA 600B and surprised to see it looked like better quality. Smaller with much more flexible cables (nice, very nice) and (hold onto your seats) it had a MANUAL of sorts that had a few things to say, such as what the various connectors are for and recommending for best results, try plugging it into a 120 VAC wall outlet. Fan is very quiet. My PSU tester sez that all circuits are all putting out the proper voltages. I use three HDD's and heretofore connecting up the 3 plug cable has been very troublesome, MAINLY BECAUSE THE CONNECTORS ARE INSTALLED IN THE WRONG POSITION so that I had to try to put the last, first and vice versa This PSU has the connectors in the right positions so that no twisting of cable was needed. I have the oversize tower and STILL I'm fighting with all those cables. Next time I'm going modular as the xtra cost is well worth it.

I am not finished with my PC, so I can't say much, but the tester that is provided with this is a nice boon and makes me feel comfortable with my purchase. All you have to do is align the cord of the small plastic tester with the green cord of the PSU, then plug in the PSU and flip it on. If the fan starts running, that means your PSU is functioning properly. Basically the tester is used to short the circuit to prove it's working properly without having to plug it into anything other than the power outlet. UPDATE: Nothing went wrong, I just saw this in my old emails and decided I'd swing by and attest to how good this PSU was for the long time I used it. I upgraded my PC several times with secondhand, but competent, parts I was given and it held up for a long time. Never had an issue until I switched to another PSU later on, but that seems to be a minimum power draw issue. I highly recommend this to anyone, though I can't guarantee they still make 'em as good as they did when I bought it. First and best PSU I ever owned.

Arrived very soon after I ordered it and it was well packaged. I bought this because of the reviews and so far it has been great. The unit this replaced was quiet but this is even more so. It's almost silent. A few times I have checked to make sure it's working because I can't hear it but it is working fine. Had about a month now and no problems so far.

I ordered this through the global store and it was AMAZING. It came a week before. It works like a marvel. I would reccomend this.

No es una fuente de gama alta sino mas bien económica, pero es de muy buena calidad, no tiene tecnología moderna como conversión DC-DC y solo es certificada 80+ bronce, pero para equipos de gama baja-media es muy buena. Desde que la compré en 2015 ha estado en funcionamiento en un equipo Ryzen con overclock, multiples HDD y tarjeta RX 480, incluso durante semanas prendida 24/7 y ya son 4 años. Por el precio no he encontrado nada mejor, especialmente porque ademas de todo, es silenciosa: el ventilador de la tarjeta de video o los de el gabinete se escuchan más que el de la fuente. Si todavía se puede encontrar a buen precio es muy recomendable, en ésta gama casi no hay otras fuentes con esta calidad, ni de otras marcas como corsair o cooler master.

Cheap, works great. Has enough power for my needs. At this price point, you can't go wrong. If you care a lot about cable management, it is not fully modular so you would need another model.

Gran calidad en materiales y acabado algo a lo que ya nos tiene acostumbrados EVGA. Este modelo ( 600 Watts ) es una fuente No Modular por lo que trae todo su cableado ya fijo a la fuente pero todos sus cables vienen con un forro de malla negra lo cual hace que no se vean mal si en tu gabinete quedan a la vista los que no uses. La fuente no es ruidosa y no se calienta, el ventilador practicamente no se escucha. Si son algo caras pero hay que tener en cuenta que son fuentes con certificacion y no hay comparacion con una fuente economica como las que se incluyen en algunos gabinetes y computadoras armadas las cuales no liberan la suficiente energia a los componentes de tu Pc poniendolos en riego de daño. Como usuario de varias fuentes de esta marca las recomiendo.