CorsairCX550 80 Plus Bronze Non Modular Low-Noise ATX 550 Watt Power Supply - NA - Black

No flaws whatsoever and even though it's quiet, it has a nice sound.

for the price im sastified with this power supply,looks nice and the quality was good for a beginner like me.connectors are overwhelming for a beginner but youtube helped.overall a good power supply.

Can't complain, works fine on my build (3 case fans, AIO liquid cooler w/3 fans, Ryzen 7 5800X, RX 7700XT). Handles taxing games & software like a champ.

Great price perfect for a scratch build easy to install and plenty of power

The media could not be loaded. This power source is great for your PC, it can give you all the power you need and it is semi-modular, just the best thing for your PC.

Works great, very quiet.

Corsair PS have always been reliable for meThis one has only 3 Hd connectors which is disappointing and the drive cables were short. I had to stretch and work the three into 3 SSD and it barely fit. Another disappointment. I never had a PS with these issues. Now I have to order some cable splitters for my other HD. I thought they usually came with 5 hd connections.

I bought this for a setup case, and decided on this unit after much research for a quality inexpensive PSU that wont kill a new $200+ motherboard, and $300+ CPU... and a cheap PSU with 2X 8-Pin CPU cables that attach to the motherboard.I went with an 80 Plus Bronze unit from Corsair (good brand) because it will be used to setup a Gigabyte Z790 MB, Intel i9 12900K CPU, and NVIDIA RTX 4070 Super for short term only before I take it overseas. Soon after setting up my new stuff it'll power an i9 9900K + RTX 3060 permanently... which will still be used everyday when I'm in the USA as my main PC for gaming, light productivity, and web browsing... because an older i9 9900k & RTX 3060 are very very capable game players in 2024/25 if you don't listen to marketing hype about numbers... FPS...unnecessary 4K gaming... etc... So basically I decided on this budget PSU based on user/professional reviews, Corsair's reputation, and the fact I did not need a high-end PSU such as in my Corsair RM750X new computer... and something dependable & stable.