SilverStoneTechnology SX500-G 500W SFX Fully Modular 80 Plus Gold Power Supply, SST-SX500-G (Made in Vietnam)

This came exactly as advertised, no damage whatsoever and was exactly what I needed to get my computer back in great working condition! I've had it installed for several months and have run several heat intensive programs and have no issues.

Using for a HTPC, found the fan noise acceptable for this build (i5 9th gen - no video) and very small. Note, the new form factor did cause an issue requiring purchase of ATX style bracket.

I have purchased a couple of these SilverStone SFX power supplies. First (450 model) is still in uses after 5 years. These little SFX units are the best out there. Make sure you choose a gold modular model with flat cables. Very quiet when not under full load.

It works fine with no excess loudness but for a modular SFX design, some of the supplied cables have extra terminators that leave excess cabling when building a small form factor build out.

Great so far

Good and reasonably priced

Bought this for a mini ITX case. Components are as followsEVGA 2080 TI (250W TDP)AMD R7 5700X (65W TDP)Gigabyte B550I 1.3 (30W TDP)Samsung 980 2TB M2Corsair Vengeance DDR4 16x2@3000MhzNoctua NH-L9a-AM4The system would run fine under some heavy loads. But the occasional power spike would crash the entire system even with >100W of headroom. Ran every debugging step I could think of before testing an 850W PSU. Haven't had a system crash since.

Despite being a single 12v rail, it shipped with two single-port PCI 8pin cables. The SX650-g comes with a dual cable. Causes more clutter than is necessary in a small build. Was sort of DOA. It would power on the system and run an 8700k and 1070 without issues, but would crash almost immediately using any 3d game with a 1080ti (despite being able to run furmark for awhile). Tested with my older Silverstone 450 and it drove the system with the 1080TI without issues. Got a refund and ordered the 650 version of this PSU.