Apevia ATX-SP700 Spirit 700W ATX Power Supply, 120MM Fan, All Protections

These are excellent power supplies. I had a Roswell power suply that was supposed to be superior (and significantly more expensive). My B 580 intel GPU kept crashing and freezing. After trying everything I decided to replace the power supply and went as cheap as I could, so I got this PS (700W), and my problems disapeared. Excellent PS, non modular, but who cares.

Good for a low-cost PSU, I have done several budget builds with this brand and have not had one problem

I purchased this in July of 2020. It worked fine until a few days ago, and then just quit.I sent them an email and they responded the same day asking for purchase info.I sent it the next day and received an answer this morning.They have sent a replacement at no cost to me.Anything can break or give a problem.How a company takes care of problems ,to me at least, is most important.I work on computers and use a lot of parts. I have had some items that didn't hold up and had to be replaced.Waiting for one to three weeks for a solution isn't good,Being told that "that isn't covered" sucks..Apevia's

Excellent product even if it is not a 80 certified.

I purchased an Apevia power supply that is almost exactly the same as this one in 2012-2013 for a rather serious (at the time) build. AMD FX-8150, R9 290. Yes, I did the classic "cheap out on the power supply" thing. Wouldn't you know, it lasted me all the way until a few months ago when I started to have issues with random restarts and such. I'd say I got my money's worth out of that $36 power supply. I was very surprised to see this power supply for sale 10 years after I bought the first one, for $36. Still. So of course I bought it again. It is working almost flawlessly, though the fan is a

has been working for several months. Very convenient to tie the cablesComes with all the connections I needed for the computer. Looks greatSo far good value for money - Provides all the power I needed

I ordered Apevia Power Supplies on two separate orders and Both were defective(EPS plug-ins on both PSUs). The last unit destroyed my digital PSU Tester. With the last defective PSU, Amazon first had me contact Apevia. Apevia's customer support is terrible. By the time Apevia would send out a replacement unit then it would be at least 10 days. Due to 2 New and Defective Apevia PSU units, the computer I was building was already on my work table for at least 10 days AND I would have to wait an extra 10 days for Apevia to send me another unit. The problem was with Apevia requiring me to ship it b

Easy installation (3 minutes) , Flawless performance...For Now (04/2026 purchase date)I'll give it about 3 months to monitor quality and comeback to update this comments if anything changes...