Apevia ATX-JP600W Jupiter 600W 80 Plus Bronze Certified Active PFC ATX Gaming Power Supply, Supports Dual/Quad Core CPUs, SLI/Crossfire/Haswell, 3 Year Warranty

bought this to slap into an older FX-6300 system i had sitting around. needed to upgrade psu due to getting a better gpu for the system and this had all the connectors i needed.the good: it works and does supply the power i need for the system i put it into.the bad: well, its a low cost psu. dont expect to be blown away by performance.it does work and was easy to install. the cost and the numbers are what made me buy this psu. its a good deal on a psu in this power range. its not made of the highest end parts, but again, its low cost and does its job. nothing to get hyped about, but works. it does stay cool under load and it is quiet.10/10 would buy again if need beupdate 11/5/2020:this PSU is still going strong. its currently running a Ryzen 5 3600, Asrock X570 Phantom Gaming 4 motherboard, 2x8gb GEiL Evo Spear 3200mhz ram, RX-580 8gb Red Devil (overclocked), a 500gb m.2 pcie 4.0 ssd, a 1tb sata ssd, 4tb 7200rpm HDD, a dvd/CD-RW drive, 5 ARGB Rosewill 2000rpm 120mm case fans, a DeepCool Neptwin V2 and the usual mouse/keyboard/headset sort of stuff. never once had a problem. not even once. the light is dim and not noticed when on, which in my case, is just fine. of course, if you spend more money, your gonna get a better quality, but the thing is, even the big names all use the same manufacturers. this is made by the same manufacturer that makes EVGA and a couple other big name power supplies and this is of the same quality. the big piece of advice i can think to give to someone is to ALWAYS get a power supply that is rated to 2x what your system is going to draw under load, or more..

So far it works amazing. I have been using it for a while. It’s quiet enough that i can’t hear it over my case fans

Installed this as a replacement for my failed power supply. Worked only a short time before failing. Intermittent operation, may stay on for 20 minutes, may turn off in just seconds.Does have 3 year warranty, so I'll see if the replacement works properly.As a retired GM technician, I understand that sometimes new electrical parts can be bad on arrival. Will see what happens with warranty and new replacement and update review based on that.Update.Contacted Customer Support about issue. They requested more information as to serial #, model, etc. New unit is in it's way.This company has a great Customer Service. Definitely recommend them as they stand behind their products fully.

Easy to install. just wish it was fully modular. Its not even partially modular.

I love this PSU, it has exactly what is expected out of it, although if they could have given more PCI power outlets that would have helped, there are more SATA outlets than required. I would also recommend if cannot provide the PCI power outlets then give extension cables to convert SATA power outlets to PCI outlets, that would be a huge plus to the product.Excellent packaging of the product and thank you for proving the testing kit with it. It helps a lot to debug any issue if you are running into to find and pinpoint the source of the problem.This product works as expected. No complaints about any quality, quality is perfect!

Just wish it had a 24 pin test connector, but luckily I had one - those are always nice to have, you know?Yea, listen, this non-modular power supply is all you need for a build unless your motherboard requires 2 8 pin connectors at the top. This thing comes with 4 PCIE connectors, a bajillion SATA connectors...I literally lost count. It's a great brand for the thrifty purchaser. I used it in my H510 case and it looks perfect. I didn't need it to be flashy. I had some RGB fans that were just what I needed.

Very durable power supply. I had this for two years. However, at the beginning of 2021, I did have an issue with it where my computer kept shutting down. After consulting with the manufacturer and attempting to run some diagnostic tests, its turns out the the problem was that the outlet on the unit (where the power cord plugs in) was loose. I conveyed the issue to the Apevia; and after verifying the purchase through Amazon, model number, and serial number, they promptly processed a replacement power supply unit to be sent to me the same day. I will update this review once I receive the unit and get my computer up and running again. This was very good customer service and I recommend them 100% to anyone who is in need of a good power supply and a 3 year, no bull-shit warranty. More companies should be like this.

I work with my computer and need something reliable. Most 1 star reviews are dead on arrival but I've been using this power supply for about 2 months now. Absolutely awful. I always wondered why the big tech youtubers always say to just go for name brand and now I've learned my lesson. It wasn't dead on arrival. It worked out of the box and was great. For about a week. After that it would randomly shut off, whether or not there is a power draw or not. I've double checked my outlet and surge protector and I don't think I'm even anywhere near the rated wattage (I'm at like 500 max with a Rhyzen 7 5800x and Sapphire 6600xt on a B450 MB) It's absolutely ridiculous how unreliable it is. The reason I'm writing this review is because I just lost hours of work (again) and am finally fed up with it. I am absolutely fuming just because theres no rhyme or reason to it. I can turn my pc on again and run it 8 hours straight with no problems. It's nerve racking and leaves such a bad taste in your mouth. You get what you pay for. Just get a 600W EVGA if you can't afford anything else and forget "future proofing" undervolt even. Just don't get this power supply. TL:DR Unreliable and sketchy. Go name brand.