EVGA 600 BR, 80+ Bronze 600W, 3 Year Warranty, Power Supply 100- BR-0600-K1

It looked and felt solid and well-made, but gave off a faint electrical-burning smell after three weeks, and died a few days later. That started with a mystery shutdown. Several subsequent boot attempts would run for a couple of minutes then shut down, or mostly shut down with nothing but the fans running. This was the EVGA 600W BR model, which replaced an Antec 500W power supply that had lasted seven years, so it wasn't a matter of the 600W EVGA unit being an underpowered choice for this system. I have since replaced the EVGA with another power supply, and the system is running fine, which rules out problems with the mobo, RAM, CPU, graphics card or whatever else. Lucky that the EVGA unit expired just before Amazon's return window closed, but disappointing to find myself involved in their quality-control process. On a side note, I did appreciate being able to return it with no more expense or effort than a trip to the UPS Store, who took care of packing and labeling it for me based on a QR code that Amazon sent to my email.

I had my doubts if I should go ahead with the PSU since it was very cheap, but since it is from EVGA I took a chance and gave it a shot. I have had purchased GPUs from EVGA in the past and they performed great. I purchased it for my new Ryzen 5 3600+ RTX 2060 built. So, far it has performed great and I hope it doesn't give me any trouble for a 3-4 years until I'm ready for another upgrade. It is also quite silent most of the time. Edit: As of 02 June 2020, the PSU would not function anymore. The PC does not power ON anymore. I had completed the PC build only on May 18. The PSU barely functioned for like 3 weeks and it's dead. My very fears have come true that many people had warned me on a few forums and had warned me about this particular unit and told me to return it back if it was possible immediately. I wish I had asked them before the amazon return window was closed. Lesson learned. Spent the extra 40 to 50 $ more and get a good PSU model from a good brand!! Since I live abroad now RMA cost to their location is too costly and the cheapest shipping is going to cost me more than the price of the PSU.

I bought this PSU in October 2019 and just had a failure making it inoperable. While using the PC I heard two loud pops like gun shots which were capacitors failing. Unfortunately, this occurred during a time when half of America is under strict shelter in place orders and shipping fees are pretty expensive. When I requested an RMA for the three year warranty the price to ship it was worth mor than it was to buy a new one. I understand that it is company policy to require the defective product to be shipped back before a warranty replacement could be shipped out, but given the circumstances, I find the company lacking in customer service to accommodate these unique times. Spare yourself the money and buy another brand of PSU’s.

I got mine through Amazon Warehouse at $45. I couldn't beat that price for an EVGA PSU with 600 watts. It also has the 3 year warranty. Honestly I don't think there is much difference in PSU's except for the price. I check all my PSU's with a power meter before I even add it to a build. Once it's installed, I leave it on for a month or more and do not power cycle unless I am running updates or making changes in the bios. I think sometimes it's the luck of the draw if you get a descent PSU no matter the brand. I wish it was semi modular but hey...what do you expect at this price point? This is a good deal and if I build another budget build I will order another one of these.

This product is used for powering your computer. There is nothing wrong with this power supply. I have had this power supply for almost a month. No issues.

kind of had understanding a ATX supply was just that- it supplied voltages to a ATX board. It has been a while since I,ve replaced such a thing but connecting three lines shouldn't be that big a problem to a little older machine. This was the second of the same supply- the first replaced by this one- more or less both did the same thing causing a repeated reboot. My old supply still runs it the machine ok after. Tried it on an older machine, thought it was going to be ok for a minute, it started the boot ok and then went to a few reboots. I don't think that board did so well after. Now I'm guessing the newer board had self protection that the older didn't. This might be my first review ever, not that there aren't more than a few things I could have. I'm just a consumer that probably hasn't kept up on my electronics, so take the review as by; use to know what they were doing

This delivers clean power to my system and handles all the power sucking accessories I can throw at it. it keeps my gaming hours long without brownouts and keeps burning all night long without fail. I do recomend this small but powerful for all your gamin and development needs.

I order this product to replace a working 550w PSU. The product just repeatedly clicks after you press the computer power button. It tries to power on but looks like its shorting. I reinstalled my working 550w PSU into the computer and there was no issue which leads me to believe this is product was dead on arrival. A replacement from Amazon is on the way. EVGA is a reputable brand and I'm assuming I was one of the few that received a defective product so I'm going to give it another chance. I'll update when I get the replacement installed.