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EVGA 500 W1, 80+ WHITE 500W Power Supply( 100-W1-0500-KR)

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Series	100-W1-0500-KR
Brand	EVGA
Compatible Devices	Personal Computer
Connector Type	24-pin
Output Wattage	500
Form Factor	ATX
Wattage	500 watts
Cooling Method	Air
Item Dimensions LxWxH	5.51 x 5.91 x 3.35 inches
Item Weight	4 Pounds

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EVGA 500 Watt; Unbeatable value
80 plus white certified, with 80 percentage efficiency or higher under typical loads
Heavy duty protections, including OVP (Over voltage protection); UVP (Under voltage protection, OCP (Over current protection), OPP (Over power protection), and SCP (Short circuit protection)
Compatibility of the EVGA 500 W1, 80 white 500 W, Power supply 100 W1 0500 KR (100 W1 0500 KR)

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When building on a budget, the EVGA 500W 80 PLUS is a great choice at a low cost. Supporting 40A on a single +12V rail provides more options without having to reduce your component requirements. Save space with the 500W compact design, well-placed power switch and fully sleeved cables. The 500W offers the connections and protections needed for basic system builds. With a standard 3 year and ultra quiet fan design the 500W will be a great asset for your next build on a budget.

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‎EVGA

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‎100-W1-0500-KR

Item model number

‎100-W1-0500-K3

Item Weight

‎4 pounds

Product Dimensions

‎5.51 x 5.91 x 3.35 inches

Item Dimensions LxWxH

‎5.51 x 5.91 x 3.35 inches

Color

‎Black

Voltage

‎240 Volts

Department

‎psu

Manufacturer

‎EVGA

ASIN

‎B00H33SFJU

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

‎No

Date First Available

‎December 4, 2013

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EVGA 500W1 Power Supply

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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 18, 2023

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La compre hace poco y de momento trabaja super bien, es cierto que no es modular y que no es tan silenciosa, pero en general es muy buena, se siente de buena calidad de material, dentro de poco comprare una una tarjeta grafica gtx1650 y mirare que tal va con esta fuente de poder, de momento digo que es muy buena y a buen precio, actualizare comentarios después de un tiempo para dar conclusiones finales.

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Shopper21

working good.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 25, 2023

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I am writing this review on a computer that is powered right now by this power supply. No complaints.

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Chuck Orem

Not Modular

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 26, 2022

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Plunked this into a Dell Optiflex 9020 MiniTower as a replacement for the standard 290w, as I was planning to upgrade the GPU to a GTX 1650 Super. This process required an adapter for the standard 20+4 motherboard plug to Dell's 8 pin plug, which was accomplished by purchasing and installing https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01G84VCMG/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Power Supply physical size, and mounting holes were an exact match to the old Dell 290w.

I was a bit disappointed that the psu was not modular, but upon careful review of the product description, nowhere does it say that it is... it is just posed to look like it is in most of the pics. Attention to detail matters. Ended up shoving the unused cables into an empty 5.25" drive bay.

Has 2 6+2 PCI-e connectors on a single wire run from the power supply.

Doesn't come with mounting screws.

Anyway, it's been in the system for about a half hour and it's working just fine, so far.

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My Penname

Solid power supply and great value.

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 1, 2014

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I am reviewing the 500 watt model.

This is an ATX desktop supply that is 85mm (3.35”) tall x 150mm (5.91”) tall x 140mm (5.51”) deep. This compact model will fit almost all full, mid, & micro ATX cases. (This is NOT a laptop AC adapter.)

The connectors are well formed and well labeled.
Qty: / Type of connector / # of plugs @ approx length
Qty:1 24 Pin (20+4) ATX 19”
This 20+4 style connector will fit both ATX24 pin & ATX20 pin main boards.
Qty:1 EPS 8 Pin (4+4) 23”
This 4+4 style connector will fit both EPS4 pin & EPS8 pin main boards.
Qty:2 PCIE 8pin (6+2) 1@21” & 1@26”
These 6+2 connectors will fit both PCIE6 & PCIE8 video cards.
Qty:6 SATA 2@17” & 2@22” & 2@26”
Qty:3 Four-Pin Peripheral 1@17” & 1@22” & 1@27"
Qty:1 Floppy 31”

This supply is rated at the amperage below and comes with OVP (Over Voltage Protection), UVP (Under Voltage Protection), OCP (Over Current Protection), OPP (Over Power Protection), SCP (Short Circuit Protection), and OTP (Over Temperature Protection).

500watts @ 40C / 3.3v 24A / 5V 20A / +12v 40A / +5vsb 3A / -12v .3A

This supply has a large fan that auto adjusts it's speed so it is quiet under light to moderate load. Under heavy load it can get a bit noisy but no worse then any other 80+ supply I've used. This supply has an on-off switch on the rear side.

My experience with this supply:
Power-up time and voltages were within spec when I tested them. I ran a 12 hour burn-in test when I installed it and the supply passed with no issues. (***Update 2016: I've had this power supply for over two years, I re-ran the 12 hour stress test and the supply passed again with no issues.***)

The big question:
Will this supply work in your computer? The list below should help answer this question.

Form factor: Is your mainboard and case ATX standard compatible?
ATX is the most common standard, but others exist such as like BTX or ITX, so be sure your mainboard and case ATX compatible. This information should be available on product spec sheets or contact your computer manufacturer.

Connectors: Are the connectors you need provided?
Take stock of your components and make sure this supply has a connector for every component. This supply has plenty of connectors so it's unlikely you'll need more then they provide.

Cable lengths: Are the cables above long enough?
If you are using a full size case be sure to check the cable lengths. For instance, if your supply is mounted on the top you may not be able to reach a bottom mounted SSD without a cable extension.

Watts: Can your system run on 500watts of power?
Use a free online power supply calculator to check the power requirements of your system. I prefer the OuterVision Power Supply Calculator but there are many others available. As a general rule you want at least %20 more watts then your system requires.

+12v Amps: Can your video card run on the Amps provided?
If you are using on-board (built into the motherboard) video then this does not apply. But if you have a discrete video card check the +12v rail requirement from the card manufacturer. As a general rule you want at least %20 more Amps then your card requires.

Proprietary system replacement:
If the replacement is for a proprietary system (store bought pre-assembled computer) then first confirm your supply is ATX standard and then replace it with one with equal or larger wattage and amperage. Check the sticker on the side of your current supply and make sure the wattage and each rail of this supply is equal or higher. If in doubt consult with your computer manufacturer.

2003 or earlier power supply replacement:
Modern ATX supplies do not provide a legacy -5v connection. If your computer was made in 2003 or earlier, and still has an ISA bus, it may need this legacy -5v connection. In short, if your current supply has a white wire on the ATX connector then this supply may not work for you. If in doubt consult with your computer manufacturer.

In all cases I strongly recommend testing any power supply before hooking it up to actual hardware. While defective supplies are rare, installing one could destroy any or all of your expensive components. I prefer the Coolmax LCD Power Supply Tester PS-228 (ASIN B002R06PGE) for this task but there are many good ATX power testers on the market.

Overall, it's an excellent supply given the low cost (about $40).

Then why four stars?
The first unit I received had a bad fan and was returned. I'm pretty sure this was a fluke because since then I have installed many more and had no problems with any of them. Every manufacturer makes the occasional lemon so don't let this deter you from buying this supply. In my experience EVGA stands behind their products and honors their warranty so there's no worries here.

I will buy another PSU from EVGA in the future and I do recommend them to friends.

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Hedley Lamarr

Excellent replacement for my failed Dell Optiplex 960 Mini-Tower power supply!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 3, 2014

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This purchase has turned out to be wonderful so far. I bought the power supply to replace the failed power supply in a Dell Optiplex 960 mini-tower (part number: F305P-00). It decided to go belly up after a graceful power down.

The symptom of failure was that the PC's #3 light at the top of the case flashed dimly every few seconds or brightly if I pressed the power button. The machine wouldn't even attempt to fire up though. From past experience with this model and several others from Dell of the same era, I recognized the symptom.

After doing some research online, I found several sellers on Amazon that were selling replacement PSUs. They products were in the new category but the sellers never specifically said the word "new" which I took to mean that these were pulled components from salvaged parts machines being sold for scrap. Rather than buy a used PSU I elected to try and find a standard PSU that would fit the case. Enter this EVGA PSU. It had the specs I needed and connectors I required and excess of both. Installation was a breeze.

It only took 15 minutes tops. There are a few things to note. First off, the external power header is on the right side of the PSU when looking at the back of the PC and the EVGA is on the right. The header is close enough to the edge that it ended up under the edge of the EMI shielding. I could have cut the shielding with side cutters easily enough to allow the header to fit in perfectly, but I'm lazy. All it did was hold the shielding up in the middle 1/8" from the case. No big deal. It still works. You can see it in the picture though.

Also worth noting is that the Dell uses the standard 4 screws plus an internal tab that springs up and fits in a slot in the side of the PSU. It won't interfere though. Just press it down extra hard close to the back of it to bend it into the case. No big deal. There are also 2 metal hooks in the case and 2 slots in the top of the PSU that the hooks connect with. The hooks, slots and spring tab combine to hold the PSU in the case while you put the screws to it. The PSU will lean down enough to get the screws started to fit around the Dell oddities.

As far as the 20-pin and 4-pin connectors go, take a moment to look the connectors over. There are 2 white arrows painted on the connectors that indicate where they should meet. Press them together and hold them in that orientation as you insert the connectors into the single header. Also not a big deal.

I didn't need the 4-pin Molex cable or PCI-E cable. Or for that matter the 2nd CPU header. I also had to twist the SATA power header wires a little to get them to fit with the close spacing of the hard drives on the bottom of the case. Not a big deal either. I hid the extra cables and slack in the empty floppy drive bay. That was all there was to it.

My Dell Optiplex 960 Mini-Tower has a new PSU. I should be good to go until the next component breaks, though I don't expect this PSU to wear out before the motherboard does. It was a good buy!

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Margarito Alonso Hernandez

Mas que completa

Reviewed in Mexico 🇲🇽 on November 21, 2018

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La fuente de poder es un componente vital a la hora de armar una PC, los watts debes calcularlos en base a los componentes que pondrás, en mi caso la EVGA de 500w se me hizo perfecta.
Cuenta con lo siguiente:
Conector de alimentación ATX de 24 pines (Separado en 2 modulos, uno de 20 y otro de 4 pines)
Conector de alimentación EPS +12 V (Separado en 2 modulos, 2 de 4 pines)
2 conectores de alimentación PCIe para GPU u otros que lo requieran
2 conectores de alimentación molex de 4 pines (para unidades de discos ya algo antiguas)
8 conectores de alimentación SATA (Para HDD's y SSD's)
Editado el 02/08/20
A año y medio de su compra dejó de funcionar sin razón aparente, cuenta con dos años de garantía así que decidí llamar a soporte técnico y me comentan que si me hacen válida la garantía, pero el envío lo tengo que cubrir yo (hasta California), dicho envío cuesta igual que una fuente nueva. No la recomiendo, su durabilidad es reducida y por ese precio convienen otras marcas. Decepcionante.

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turnipboy

Excellent value PSU

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on July 29, 2017

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I was looking for a cheap PSU from a reputable brand to complete a build with some left over spare parts from a recent upgrade. Although there are cheaper 500W PSUs out there they are from uncommon brand names and most of them have terrible reviews and reliability - the phrase 'buy cheap buy twice' comes to mind!

EVGA PSUs seem to be really good quality and their aftercare support is second to none. The 3 year warranty on this model also offers some extra piece of mind too.

The PSU is well built and is finished in black. The cables are not modular but they are sleeved in black nylon which slightly disguises the renowned cable colours of red, orange and yellow ;) They were long enough for a Fractal Design XL case which is fairly large although you might struggle with anything larger. It does have the standard 8 pin CPU cable but does not include the additional 4 pin CPU cable for higher TDP CPUs. You should probably be looking at a better PSU if you need that connection on your motherboard.

This PSU was easily able to handle a constant 400W to the computer for several hours when the CPU, GPU and fans were all under full load during a stability stress test. Although rated for 500W you really don't want to be running it too close to that, it is a limit after all, and not a target! I would not recommend using this PSU for dual graphics cards especially as there is also only 1x PCI-E cable with a 6 pin and 6+2 pin plug.

It's also fairly silent in operation which is always a bonus.

Great PSU for the money and very happy with it. Highly recommended

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Rod Nicholls

Great power supply, very quiet.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on March 15, 2016

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I bought this to replace an unbranded power supply that came with my prebuilt PC. The old power supply sounded awfully loud compared to this. This PSU has near silent operation doing basic tasks and doesn't get anywhere near the noise of the old one when idle. For the price, this is a very good power supply and the 80+ efficiency rating is a great and reassuring addition. Delivery was also great, ordered on Friday and it was delivered the following Tuesday.

This power supply is powering my AMD processor and my MSI Nvidia GTX 960 OC. I've had no issues whatsoever and it's continued to impress me since purchasing. I'll probably use this for my next build as well. For the price it is tremendous.
For hardcore gamers considering SLI or dual GPU with DX12 I would recommend a beefier unit, but for most single cards and almost any processor, it's great.

It's a shame that it's not semi or even fully modular, but for the price it's to be expected. I'm thoroughly impressed with this PSU.

Dominic

Great, recommend

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on January 12, 2017

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I replaced an old psu with this one as I wanted to connect a graphics card to my computer and have enough power. I bought one of these to replace a lower cost but moderate gaming system PSU (single card GPU)
Cost was a factor in the replacement, but fairly good power output was also needed.

The EVGA is quite nicely made, glossy finish on the unit. It can cope well with high loads and with good energy efficiency.
It's price is a little cheaper than the equivalent Corsair CX model, though quite comparable in most ways (build, cabling and output)

Pros:
+ Well priced for a budget 500w PSU
+ Fairly quiet at mid to low power outputs
+ 80 plus good energy efficiency
+ Over/under voltage, temp protection (this is why it's a good idea to avod the super budget offerings)
+ 3 year warranty

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Colin

Top Build Quality, Reliable PSU & Well Priced? Yes, Yes & Yes!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on June 17, 2016

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It's an EVGA unit, so as a buyer you always like to think you're getting a good quality product from a brand you know, that's certainly the case with this PSU. If you're running a mid-range rig and are looking for a reliable PSU, but you're also looking for good value, look no further. I've had this in my rig for almost 8 months now, it hasn't missed a beat, stays cool and is inaudible even under load. The cable "sleeving" is a nice touch, but if you want a clean look, purchase some properly sleeved PSU cable extensions from someone like Phanteks or Cablemod to go with your new EVGA PSU!

If this review helped you make a decision, please don't forget to give it a thumbs up so others can find it too :-)

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