Corsair CV Series, CV650, Dual EPS, 80 PLUS Bronze Certified, Compact Casing, Black Sleeving and Casing NA Version Black, 80+ Bronze, CP-9020236-NA, 650 Watts

This isn’t the most exciting piece of tech in a pc build, but it’s certainly still essential.When I bought this to replace my older power supply “It works” is all I was looking for, and that’s what I got. It’s fine.The only complaint is that the cables are not modular from the unit. Being able to disconnect the power supply cables from the actual cube would be super nice for two reasons. First, it would be a little easier to maneuver around wires in my rat’s nest of a pc build if the power supply wires were removable. Second, if an issues comes up with any of the several wires in the future, then the entire power supply will likely need to be disconnected and replaced, not just a single wire. That kinda sucks.For now, this totally works for me, and likely will continue working for me for a long time. However, if you can find an equally capable modular power supply at a reasonably equal price point, I’d suggest going for that instead.If you don’t care about modularity of your wires, this works fine.

Just a note to buyers that this is a non-modular power block.My build only uses an M2 SSD, so all those SATA wires have nowhere to go. I scrunched them up, zip-tied them together, and shoved them into a dark corner of the case, but if you're going for a compact, clean build, please buy a modular one instead.

Me ha parecido excelente la potencia y mas por el precio, espero que me siga sirviendo para una futura upgrade

I buy a lot of computer power supplies and I have found that these Corsair units are a good buy for the price. I have never had a failure with a Corsair PSU.

Good efficient power supply more than enough for a 2060 and i3 12100f fan is nice and quite over all good buy