ARESGAME GL Series 1000W Power Supply, 80+ Gold Certified, Fully Modular, 10-Year Warranty

I highly recommend this power supply. It was a reliable solution when my previous unit failed and has continued to perform well since installation. Despite its affordable price, it does not run excessively hot. Installation was straightforward, and it fits well in my current micro ATX case.

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This power supply replaced a 9 year old device in a tower PC. It is far more efficient than the old one and installed cleanly. It is also significantly quieter, and provided good value for the money. It had all the appropriate connectors and all were marked. I especially liked the small "tester" block that allowed me to "see if the fan runs" before dismantling the PC.

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***Update*** The original system has been rebuilt a couple times, now it has a 3060 12gb gpu in it, still crankin along. I've purchased several more of these psu's and they just perform. I just built another core i3 12100F with a 3050 6gb gpu and the psu barely gets warm. I've purchased 4 in total from this brand now. Till I can find a reason to spend more for the same thing, I'm gonna be buying these. Solid psu for systems that don't need a ton of power. I just built a core i3 12100F with a 1060ti 6g, 512gb nvme, couple case fans, this is just a bench system. It "can" do some 1080p gaming but that's not it's job. I dropped Redhat 8 on a 256gb nvme that I will swap back and forth as I need the OS. I ran stress-ng for 3hrs at full tilt boogey and this little box just rocked it. I wanted to test everything, make sure the motherboard was going to hold up, I got the cpu second hand, and also the gpu. I read a number of other reviewers claim scary smells coming from their psu's so I hoped to hammer this thing and see if I could stress it beyond it's capabilities. I didn't have any complaints from any of this hardware. The psu performed perfectly. I can't complain one bit, 80+ Bronze? less than $40? I mean, what's not to love? If you right-size your psu for your system you should be golden. My system according to pcpartspicker should draw about 288w. That makes this psu the perfect sweet spot. I liked it so much that I purchased the bigger brother the 850w fully modular version and I'm currently stress testing that system and its not even breaking a sweat. I'm very pleased with this psu. I might have found my new favorite psu brand.