Tecnoware Free Silent 500 ATX Power Supply, 5inch Silent Fan, 2 x SATA, 1 x 24 Pin, 1 x 12V 4+4 Pin, 2 x Molex, Over Voltage Protection, 16inch Cables, CE and Rohs Certified

Worked right out of the box, split power plug (4/8) works with older and newer motherboards

I never normally do reviews, but I took a punt and went for this £20 PSU, which included postage. I installed it earlier today and it is, so far, excellent. I am running a Ryzen 5700x, an average Radeon graphics card, a B550 motherboard, 64gb ram, 2x NVME's, and 4x 3.5" RAID5 drives. It is extremely quiet and working fine. I am too shocked to be honest, as that price seems TOO cheap, so I can't comment on longevity yet, but IF this keeps up then I am more than happy. No creaking, rattling, or odd noises, very quiet and just works. Sound level seems to be same as my Corsair I once owned. PC boots on fast too.

Stopped working after 14 months, poor quality product, better to pay a bit more and get a good quality product instead of buy twice as i had to.

CONS: The advertised wattage is a bit misleading, my 550w unit has only 346w on the 12v rail where it matters the most. Fortunately, because these PSUs come with no PCIe connectors for graphics cards, there are very few situations where you're likely to draw enough wattage for that to be a problem. Lightweight and cheap, very few connectors. No power cable, but can't complain for this price.PROS: Inexpensive. No ketchup and mustard! Has flat black cables, and for once, the fact that this has so few connectors is a bonus for me because I'm using it in an ITX case where space is at a premium. The GPU I used, GTX 1650, does not require a PCIe cable, and full system draw is only about 200w at most.This is about the most I would trust this PSU with, a 65w i7 and a 75w GPU. Anything else is pushing it. Overall, okay for the money, fan seems nice and quiet and cable length is quite good for such a cheap unit.I can never recommend a cheap PSU to anybody for any reason, but I'm a hypocrite and just needed something for a low powered mini HTPC build. In my case it's perfectly fine.

I needed a replacement ATX power supply for an old PC running a Windows XP partition (for an old scanner driver only availalbe in XP). The existing power supply fan was extremely noisy. This unit isn't going to supply lots of power but for an old (ca. 2009 - designed for Windows 7) PC with onboard graphics and an undemanding CPU it is ideal for a computer that is little used. There are enough cables for connections to HDD, DVD and SSD drives and it is almost silent in operation. It's a direct swap out with all screw holes in the expected places. Only just installed it but first impressions are very good, and it is very good price!

Good for light gaming, and with a gpu that does not require additional power. I used it with a rtx 4060 by connecting it via modem, and after 30 minutes of stalker 2, it just burnt

Have only been using this power supply unit for about 4 days now but so far, so good! It's silent, is a nice design and was exactly as described. For a low-end gaming PC build, this PSU is perfect, especially if you're on a budget. Would recommend 👍

No power cable and no pci for graphics card. So dont buy, once you add on SATA to PCI cable to get this working and buy/find a power cable you coulda bought a far better PSU