Apevia ITX-PFC500W Mini ITX/Flex ATX / 1U 500W Fully Modular Power Supply, Full Range Active PFC 90-264V, AC for POS AIO System Desktop Gaming Server Small Form Factor (Flex ITX) Computer PSU

Using with optiplex 5050 sff, minisforum deg1 dock and rx 6650xt egpu setup.No complaints, and it's fully modular!! Great job !!

Needed a small PSU to fit in a JONSBO NV10 case. Measured it, to compare it to the sizing listed on their website, and this power supply is able to fit, no problem at all. Allowed me to complete the process of finishing my small build. Thank you for having this available.

Causes system errors. Overheats. Extremely loud fan. Cable length for 8pin cpu is short.I was using the 500W power supply for a 350W system, when maxed out, and it kept crashing and causing BSODs.Spend extra and get something better

The Apevia fir perfectly in the ITX case and worked perfectly. Cabling fit and ran quietly. Would recommend to others.

I was afraid the cooling fan would sound like a 1u server turbojet and thankfully it's extremely quiet at idle and at low load, basically inaudible.I'm replacing the stock 255W PSU in my dell optiplex 9020 sff and it's just as quiet as the stock psu, my power draw requirements are about 260W, so your mileage will vary.Note that for Dell Optiplex SFFs you will need a ATX 24-pin to Dell 8-pin motherboard adapter and an extension cable for the ATX CPU 4+4pin because the cable length is not long enough for cable routing as is.After using it for a month, I can say I'm quite satisfied with the build quality and quiet operation, the power headroom it provides along with the improved airflow makes it a must for anyone trying to max out the upgrade path on their prebuilt SFF PCs.Initially, I bought it to improve airflow in my cramped case and give me a real upgrade path to a >75w GPU down the line and it does both of those things really well, airflow improved so much that I can't even hit thermal throttle anymore.I did eventually end up upgrading to a 115W GPU and thankfully it's still just as quiet.The modular cables feel sturdy, they're stiff but give way when bending and attempting cable management.In my particular application, I wished the P4 4+4 pin CPU cable was slightly longer, I redid my cable management with an extension cable because routing through the RAM slots was bending the cable connectors at hard angles which I wasn't satisfied with.In my optiplex, the space left behind by the old PSU was enough for stuffing excess cable lengths underneath and out of view.By pure chance, the PSU slots in and lines up with a single screw hole where the old one went, you should get creative if you're not dealing with a standard SFF case.

Has more than enough power for my HTPC/Emulation box, and the modular design makes installation in SFF cases a breeze.However this thing is LOUD. Not enough to warrant sending it back but it has a sound that really feels the room, and you’ll definitely hear it every time there’s a break in the action.

It powers my pc with no issues.I am very happy with this PSU, it saved me from having to buy a janky pico power suppy and then have an external power brick, which is less than ideal. I really like that its modular, less cables if you dont need them. The fan is quiet enough, tho i did switch it for a noctua one (because why not).The only thing i dont like is that theres no efficiency info, and thats something i always appreciate having.But overall, its a decent price for the size and build quality, I would recommend.

This thing fit pretty good in an omniplex and haven’t had any issues with it. Very good.