Segotep Power Supply 850W, PCIe 5.0 & ATX 3.0 Full Modular 80 Plus Gold Certified Gaming PSU for NVIDIA RTX 20/30/40 Series and AMD Graphics Cards, 100% Japanese 105°C Capacitor

Upgraded pc from 2070super with a 600watt psu and was getting a 5070 . Needed a psu with 12vhpwr native connectors and this had it . Very happy with my purchase . Now I’m running the 5070 and ryzen 5 7600x and both with a slight OC . No issues yet , about 2 months in . No fan noise . Very high quality cables . Everything connected properly and it has up to date features . Looks good too .

My computer was shutting down randomly a few months after buying a new graphics card. The PSU was 11 yrs old, so although it was 650w and the minimum suggestion from AMD, I didn't feel it was quite right. I also needed extension/splitter cables to fit the plugs on the new graphics card since the old PSU didn't have 16 pins cords... not a good look. This came with more plugs than I needed (hallelujah for modular designs), and fit my 6700XT perfectly. I used both of the 8pin cables and plugged them both into the 2 PCIE slots on the PSU, instead of using just one wire with the additional 8-pin attachment. (see attached). After giving up on my defective RAM sticks (again), I've since had no BSOD error, or random system crashes / freezes that lose all my hard work throughout the day. The crashes I faced before were almost certainly the fault of my old, failing / struggling PSU, but if I run into them again I'll update this review. Even if I face those issues again, it wouldn't be the fault of this product, but I did want to make note of it because system crashes can be linked to failing PSU's and people need to be assured of that when considering applicable remedies; for me this was a purchase out of necessity, not comfort / preference. The PSU itself is also ultra quiet. For the first couple days, I smelled a factory-like scent. It was a little strong, but it has been a few days now and has gone away. I always thought my graphics card / HDD was making noise--it turns out it was my old PSU, because now I hear ALMOST NOTHING from my tower, and certainly nothing from the PSU. This is a great, great buy.

I'm sorry to say ... it died last night. I walked out of my computer room to go to kitchen, and I get back to sit down in front of PC and it is shutting down. I wiggle the mouse ... I poked the space bar on keyboard and nothing My PC shutdown and it won't come back on. It was a hassle and it took awhile but I connected it to my MSI pc and nothing happened. I'm hoping the ASUS Prime X570-P mobo with a Ryzen 9 5900x cpu are okay. I do have my laptop to play with & I have a MSI mobo / 6-core AMD chip in it. Runs at 3.1 ghz. It won't play modern games but it will have to do. It makes a good spare PC. This power supply was good for awhile.

Extremely high quality, I’ve used this brand for different builds 650-1000w psus and has never let me down perfect for any newer 40/50 series card.

Works great after a few years never had an issue