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2 years ago I bought a pre-built gaming computer with a RTX 3060. From the start it crashed during heavy game play. I replaced a few parts and even sent the GPU back for a replacement. Nothing fixed it and I just assumed that crashing once or twice a day was normal. Ever since upgrading with this power supply about a month ago, I've had zero crashes.

Build feels solid Colored connector for the 12 pin gives some peace of mind Was used to do some testing with a 4090 system and performed admirably Was quiet even under a ~600w load

Small cheap, reliable.

Pros: Connections were clearly marked and logically organized. All the screws and cables were in the box. Cables were long enough for my mid-tower build. Runs quiet and has gold efficiency.

Runs well and has the plugs you need to do lost anything

If you are gonna play TUF then you need A TUF build. This PSU looks in the face of a TUF Z790 DDR5 motherboard, Intel 12900K CPU, TUF RTX 4090 GPU and just smiles. What can I say ASUS. You've done it again. A quality no fuss product that can handle the demands of today's power hungry components.

Cheap, works good.

The psu looks, feels, and weighs like it's high quality

Lots of cables

great price, great performance 10/10

very good PSU specially for the new Graphics cards

Hello I upgraded the GPU in my partner's mini-itx gaming rig. The old GPU had only a few millimeters clearance between it's fan and the full ATX power supply. The new GPU was thicker and would not even fit into the chassis so I bought this SFX supply. Now there is plenty of space between the GPU and the power supply. The GPU barely hits 60C under stress testing. I love the zero rpm mode of this supply. Most of the time the computer is not working hard and the power supply fan doesn't even turn on. The 80 Plus Platinum efficiency probably helps here. Even when gaming the supply is quiet. The supply is fully modular and the cables are high quality. The supply comes with a cable for the new 4+12 connector. No adapter is needed which makes for a cleaner build. I used the included ATX to SFX adapter plate.

Excellent power supply. Probably the best in its price range. Works in tandem with a 13th generation processor Core and AMD RX 7900 XT graphics card.

Great value for an ATX 3.1 compatible PSU. The 80 Plus Bronze certification keeps efficiency solid and the unit runs cool and quiet under load. Cables are well-sleeved and the build quality feels premium for the price point. Installation was straightforward with no issues. Cons: Not fully modular, so cable management takes extra effort. Youll have some unused cables rattling around in your case.

Quiet Not too many cables

Been using SF PSU's for a few years now and have yet to be let down. Phenomenal construction, design and function. I'd really like to see Super Flower offer individually sleeved cables for their PSU's even if it's an additional cost. Having the proprietary, patented connectors is great, but it's a drag if you want to keep the theme in your case.

- At 115V, Cybenetics gave it a Gold Efficiency Rating and A Noise Rating (if you are somewhere with 230V mains voltage, efficiency rating is better at Platinum with A noise rating) - The 1600W model came with plenty of cables and ports on the PSU - The two tips of the PCIe 12V-2x6 cable are colored green to help identify if it is fully seated. - ASRock wrapped NTC type thermistors with the PCIe 12V-2x6 cables to monitor the temperature of the PCIe 12V-2x6 cables. The PSU will apparently do some protective measures if it gets too hot, but its not well explained on ASRocks website. - Option to give a tad more voltage to 5V lines. - Option to turn off fan at lower loads for less noise and better efficiency when doing light tasks. - Quiet fan - A good set of ports to plug into - Nice rugged build - 10 year warranty (quality of service is always up to the company though, keep that in mind) Included hardware - Nice variety of cables - Cable organizers including velcro straps and cable combs - PSU tester (it uses the motherboard cable) - AC cable (like other PSUs with higher power ratings, it needs more current, so it uses a C19 to NEMA 5-15P cable rather than a C13 to NEMA 5-15P in the lower units)