JUSTOPBlack 700W PSU, Switching Power Supply, Computer Desktop PC ATX 120mm Fan 8-Pin 12V, 6+2 Pin PCI-E, 6x SATA (700W)

The PSU was very easy to fit in the case. There are pleny of connections for various hard drives, DVDs etc. The PSU runs very quietly.Great product at a great price.

Just installed it last week but it's working absolutely fine at a very reasonable price. An upgrade on my old rig. Currently feeding an Asus P6 motherboard from 2009, overclocked AMD Rx 590 which is known for drawing quite a lot of power, an overclocked i7 920 drawing 1.3v (might need to increase it if I have no issues for a while, still testing) and 4x DDR3 ram. Additionally, it's also feeding an uphere fan, and 3 other fans, 2x HDD and 1x SSD

I bought this 700w supply to replace a 500w supply that had died after 5 years (thinking it's more than enough) .There was crackling noises coming from the PSU under minimal load and then after 13 days of normal use (browsing , netflix ) the PSU cut out and shut down the pc multiple times before I decided to send it back .Spend the extra cash and buy from a better brand

well it works or i wouldnt be typing this. how long it will last? who knows.

It works. Two minor things to be aware of however. This power supply doesn't include the "kettle lead" / IEC C13 cable, so you will need to have one of them. It also doesn't include the four screws needed to screw this power supply into the case.I only mention these two things, since power supplies from the bigger manufacturers would have included these things. I guess there has to be cost savings somewhere to get the price so low.

Originally had a corsair 500w, after 4 years the fan started to go, then the psu just gave up. So went for this. I would say it 'seems' to be a good psu for the price, the cables are a decent length, and the fan is quiet, there is a bit of weight to it, and it doesn't feel cheap. Just curious to see how it holds up in the long run. But if you're on a budget, you can't go wrong with this.

Great budget PSU. No problems having been installed now for several months.Would recommend.

Id have rated it higher but the prices of these psus have risen so i cant say it was worth the £35 but it works perfectly for my Linux computer with an old Nvidia 1060 which required 8 pins, i fitted one hard drive and 1 DVD drive with 2600 Intel CPU. Since prices have changed on all the PSUs I think this was about one of the best choices for old PCs that require cables for an 8 pin PCIe which this has.