500W Power Supply, Thermaltake, PS-SPD-0500NPCWBZ-W

This is a moderate power supply, and non-modular, but it is very inexpensive for what you get. I was building a lower end gaming rig. Nothing like the newest GPU, not the latest and greatest CPU. But, the case needed a power supply. I didn't want to buy anything fancy, so I spung for a brand I have used before and I got this. Install was simple it fit the existing slot just perfect, screws line up as expected. It had more than enough power cables for all my needs, and adapters that I didn't need incase I add hard drives or other things in the future.It is quiet, I can't hear the fan running. I

Great value for money, I bought this power supply during the height of covid because I needed a PC to work from home, these thermaltake PSU's are budget friendly and I only expected to get a few years out of it. Well as of today 06/27/26 my PSU has began to fail, I originally purchased this on 5/22/20 so I got 6 years out of it. Was a great budget PSU and kept my computer gaming and doing my job for 6 years, if youre on a tight budget I'd highly recommend picking one of these up!

Our old power supply failed, so we shopped and selected this one to replace it. It was a great purchase! The old one was only about 250w, and obviously this one is rated double at 500w, so happy for the price that the new one isn't working as hard to run the system. It also has large fans and lots of cooling vents, but what shocked me was how quiet is was while running. Installation was straightforward of course, all these are basically universal and 4 screws and unplug / replug and it's installed. I'd call this a reliable replacement PSU without breaking the bank. Our PC is back up and runnin

This is a basic no frills power supply, more than suitable for my needs which were to replace a failing PSU in an old Dell tower that I use as a home file server. The fan is much quieter then the one it replaced.

I'm not a fan of White Certified PSU's, but this was purchased during one of the tariff 'things' and all PSU's were astronomically expensive. I've had no issues with it, it's quiet and cool. The cables aren't bad. It's powering a little low-power desktop server and I didn't need modular cables or anything like that. It's quiet, etc. I didn't want to pay for Gold and this fit the bill. If I were buying one now, i'd still want a more efficient one, though.

EDIT: 3 months in and running strong. It pains me to see such a solid component with so many poor reviews. It appears that there was an issue with a specific production run which isn't uncommon. Once you've built enough computers, you come to expect a defective part from time to time. That's why you order from an Amazon or Newegg style retailer. No-headache RMAs and no more than a couple days of downtime.Surprised my parents with a new computer. They are very light users, and the last computer I built for them was coming up on 7 years old. On a budget of $380, I based around a Ryzen 3200g, Asu

I been a computer tech for a long time and it's hard to beat Thermaltake products. You will notice that they are a bit heavier than some of the cheaper brands. That's due to the fact that they're made from good electrical components. They just seem to last and last. They will fit right in all of your standard computer cases. They are slightly more expensive but you are getting a lot of value for what you pay. They are easy to install and the cables are well organized for being able to connect to components. I highly recommend these power supplies.

Super cheap and works really well what more could you ask for. Rebuilt a new pc with it and runs amazing