SilverStone Technology SX650-G 650W SFX Form Factor 80 Plus Gold, SST-SX650-G

SilverStone Technology SST-SX650-G 650W SFX Fully Modular 80 Plus Gold PSUI built a PC using the Silverstone ML07 case and mini-ITX board.This PSU fit easily into the case, had plenty of heavy-duty cables, and installed easily.Seems to handle my rig well.My only comment is that you pay close attention to the size of the pin clip that locks the cable into the PSU - I had one of mine swapped and it took me a few minutes to figure out why the cable would not lock into place (DUH!) I felt like a complete idiot for not paying closer attention. Don't make my mistake.

I bought the Silverstone SX650-G after having a great experience with the SX800-LTI on another build. To me, they are the best sff psus on the market, next to Corsair's offerings. The best part is that they are readily available!My build is an AMD 5600x with a 3060ti FE. 650w is plenty of power to run this rig. The case is a Cooler Master NR200, where the Silverstone's SFX form factor pays huge dividends on space. I used the included OEM modular cables and they are shortened for sff use. They are on the rigid side so get your zip ties ready to lock them down.

I was so close to give this product a 5 star, but the included cables are very ridged and make cable management a bit harder in a smaller build. Furthermore, the quality of the cables isn't the best. Overall the PSU is amazing. It is quiet, and I have not had any power issues. I believe this is the best budget and quality for an SFX PSU as of now.

Great lower priced alternative to the most popular SFX PSU out there. It’s silent and working well so far. I’ll update if i run into any issues later. The flat cables are a little hard to manage. I’d prefer standard ones. Only minor issue.

Great PSU! The SFX form factor is small, yet does not get hot or peak its power. The fan is small but quite. The cables provided could be better as they are stiff and do not form very well around tight bends. Everything has been running great for the past 24 hours.

I purchased this PSU to replace an SX500-G (purchased used) that had started power cycling.On the SX650-G the override switch on the back is a non-functional "soft" switch. In both positions the PSU is fully ON and outputting power to the PC. In the "on" position the PSU seems to work okay...but, in the "off" position the PSU continuously cycles on/off roughly every half second. I'm seeing this happen both when the PSU is plugged into the motherboard and while using a PSU tester. I do not trust this thing to not fry my hardware if I accidentally bump that switch!SilverStone customer support is completely non-responsive. They do not respond to emails and the Support phone number on their website appears to have been disconnected. I'm still in the return window (barely), I'm giving them 48 hours and then returning this junk.Update:I finally got a response from SilverStone customer support. They confirmed my suspicions, the override switch is a "soft" switch that is non-functional. This is a known issue, the company that designed that board for the SST-SX650-G and SST-SX500-G made some design errors. The technician pulled several units off the shelf and the override switch was defective on all of them.I do not understand why these power supplies are on the market!

No ha presentado problemas hasta la fecha 8 abril 22

So far no complaints, but ive only used my pc 4-5 times since switching out the hard drive.Ill update in a few months when i start using the pc for gaming again.