Apevia ATX-GX650W Galaxy 650W 80+ Gold Certified Active PFC ATX Semi-Modular Gaming Power Supply

Very impressed for the price! Running this with power efficient components is definitely the ideal use case. I am powering a build that is using the Ryzen 5 5500 and the RX 5700 XT, with zero issues. I would advise against pushing these units to their rated capacity out of pure caution. I don't have fancy testing equipment to see how pure the delivery but hardware monitor is showing very steady voltage delivery to both my GPU and CPU. My full system draw is about 560 watts and this thing runs cool and quite- very very pleased. Cables that come with the unit are adequate and the pigtail PCIE is keeping by 5700 XT fed just fine, which I run with a conservative undervolt which allows full clock speed while pulling 185 watts.Obviously this is not a PSU for high end systems ( don't be silly ). However, for a budget build utilizing power efficient gear your going to be just fine!

Used for about a year and a half. Running R9 7900x and 6900xt. Now I’ve got a 7900xt for the past 2 months. 0 issues! great power supply for the money. It did however hold me back from getting the 7900xtx because I needed 3 dedicated gpu power cables and this only has supply for 2.

I bought this APEVIA PSU to replace my previous PSU (also an APEVIA unit) which died by a mistake made when building the computer originally, and the need for additional peripheral power, that took a full 5 years to manifest to the point (it was installed upside down) that it finally killed that original Apevia unit dead. Needless to say, definite high marks to Apevia for making a seriously rugged PSU that can hang from excessive heat buildup!! I'm sold! This unit, correctly installed this time btw, works just great, and is whisper quiet along with giving me enough extra power above the computer's needs, to run a bank of USB 3.0 ports w/card reader and charge my wireless headphones, phone, and bluetooth speaker(s) (not all at once though!) in addition to its main job of computer power. Will likely stay with this brand going forward with future computer builds and upgrades.

This was not my initial choice for a new build, but when my order for another brand was not going to be available until a later date, switched to this brand. I am glad I did. Like it's hybrid wired / modular design, so you don't have excess cable in case you don't need. The cables are nicely wrapped, and are well suited to nice cable management. It's fan runs quietly, and powers my new build perfectly. Even comes with nice Thumb Screws for attaching to case. I know that is a small thing, but I appreciate the nice Thumb Screws over regular screws. It has the Gold + standard, and had a nice price for the features. Am very happy with purchase, and would recommend,

This is a quick fix, temporary PSU. It’s more than capable of pushing out power, but it eventually will give out. Mine lasted about 13 months, powering a ryzen 7 7800x3d, 4070 ti for 6 months, 7900xtx for the other 7. Last 2 nights it started making rattling noises, and at random would power off. Cables are stiff, but manageable. Overall happy with the result for how much I pushed this thing.

Don't trust this junk no name brands. Out of the box it fried itself. Plugged it all in and boom pooped my circuit break in my house. I was like wtf I know I didn't hook up anything wrong. Tried multiple times, checked it multiple times. Found that it instantly fried itself apon first turning on. Immediately panicked that it ruined my mobo and gpu. Luckily they seem okay after reinstalling my old PSU. But now time will tell, super mad this was bad out of the box never again, I could've lost my newer motherboard and CPU plus GPU.

All computer issues vanished after install. Still working as expected.

PSU still holding strong! Highly recommend!