Artic Blue 850W Quad Rail Power Supply with 12cm Blue Fan Featuring Molex, Sata, Floppy, 20/24 Pin, 4 Pin & PCI-Express

Great power supply with good length leads and all leads covered so looks tidy when fitted. Only one little gripe, too many molex plugs. Could have provided 2 more sata power cables. Overall excellent value

Brilliant Psu for the money. No issues or troubling shut downs. easy to install to if you know computers.

Straight swap for original. Very easy to install and does all that is asked of it.

As an upgrade from a 500w arctic psu i've had for 3 years which is starting to fail, on paper this should be an adequate if not sparkiling piece of equipment. In reality it's not fit for purpose. Mine blew up spectacularly as it was switched on after 3 days of trouble free use. The seller refuses to refund and will only upgrade or send back a replacement if I pay more postage costs, having already paid to send it back to them once i'm not interested in paying more for something that doesn't work! Despite researching the manufacturers website for my video card, and various online psu calculators which tell me a 400w 30A 12v rail is more than adequate this 750w 34A psu is apparenty not suitable according to the seller. Avoid and avoid the seller there are better more reputable companies on amazon.

As described every connection I needed, very quite, my CPU got 2 more points on the windows evaluation just by having a top notch power supply. Quality.

This product was exactly as described and they work well

Fitted to an old i7-920 with a GTX970 graphics card. No over-clocking, EVGA PSU requirements tool suggests 535W needed. I went for a cheap 850W unit thinking it should be well on top of the job so should be ok.It lasted 15 months then the 5v rail started to fail and the PC wouldn't boot.Don't skimp on your PSU, the cheap PSU's of today are absolute rubbish, this is the second cheap PSU that lasted just over a year, I have a feeling they're designed to last the warranty period out and not much more.No more cheap PSU's for me!Edit: I found a confirmation of this review when clearing out my emails. I just noticed this PSU is now £44.99, which is an obscene amount of money for a lightweight, poor quality PSU. I paid £25.99 for it in August 2018.

I had this running on my gaming PC and all I had was endless issues with crashing, slowness and over heating. After replacing virtually everything else I upgraded my power supply to a Corsair and everything is now working 100%. Don't skimp on PSU's