Corsair CV Series, CV550, 550 Watt, 80+ Bronze Certified, Fixed Cable Power Supply (CP-9020210-NA)

I bought this PSU to replace a Thermaltake unit that recently failed on my Linux machine. The Thermaltakes are highly rated and inexpensive, but I've had two failures in 3 years, so decided to try another brand. All I can say at this point (since I just installed it a few hours ago) is that it works fine and is extremely quiet. I have a large diameter/low velocity case fan and of course a CPU fan. I didn't realize until I installed this unit how noisy the old PSU fan was. That's all I've got for now. I'm hoping for more than the average 1.5 years I've gotten out of my previous units.

I bought all the parts to build my desktop computer and chose this power supply. It has worked perfectly for almost three years. Excellent investment.

If you have no intention a building a high-demand PC, I think the CV550 can do you some good.Keep in mind this PSU comes pre-set with fixed cables, meaning instead of picking-and-choosing which cables to install, you may have extras that you'll leave tucked away unused in the bottom-chassis of your case. Supports my GTX 1650 Super, Ryzen 5 3500G, 32GB RAM, three RGB case fans, and a PCEIx1 card with plenty of wattage to spare for some minimal upgrades. Clean design of the ATX cables makes them practically invisible within the case...for the most part, that is.My only real complaints are how tightly close and firm the spare PCEI cable is, allowing very little flexibility and nowhere to tuck it out of sight. Same for the ATX12v, the extra 4 pins to support EPS are tightly sealed near the end of the cable, so it too just awkwardly dangles out pending on the location of the CPU header on your mobo. Had I known this, I probably would have settled on another PSU with the equal voltage but with the ATX12v exclusively.If you're looking for something simple to install with extra cables to spare for future hardware, and your not TOO worried about presentation. this'll do just fine.

I have a DELL Optiplex 9020 MT I needed a new PSU for my system so I picked this. The packaging was perfect, and it came undamaged, installation was fairly easy.It was a perfect fit, the only thing to note is that some older PC models may need a 24 to 8 pin adapter, you can get for about 10-15$ on amazon or ebay. The fan itself is very quiet so noise shouldn't be an issue. Overall a great PSU but some caution should be wise about compatibility for older desktops.

No me ha puesto ninguna problema y la he puesto a trabajar durante días, con una 4070 y un 7600x, a todo lo que puede dar ambos componentes y no pone ninguna un solo problema, muy recomendada

My Lenovo IdeaCentre Desktop died due to the the original power supply failing. Trying to find a replacement was driving me crazy as the only Liteon PS-5281 I could find were refurbished or used. I took a chance on this, with the expectation that I'd need to do some modifications to the case to get this to fit. To my surprise, it was a perfect fit. Even the mounting holes lined up perfectly. It is working perfectly now and my desktop is performing as expected.I would definitely recommend this power supply if you have to replace the PS in an IdeaCentre.

I bought this thing three years ago and its still working at full capacity. I use it to run a real messed up custom build with components working over the limits set by god and nature and despite that the power keeps coming.

Le recomiendo mucho de comprar este producto de Amazon buena calidad