MSI MPG A850GF Gaming Power Supply - Full Modular - 80 PLUS Gold Certified 850W - 100% Japanese 105°C Capacitors - Compact Size - ATX PSU

Very durable I use it for my gaming tower. I bought it 3yrs ago and it is still powerful til this day. Love the modulation they did too.

I just upgrade my graphics card, from a rtx 3070 to a RX 6900, had a 750 watts psu evga, and need it to upgrade so my gpu could draw more power, at least 800 watts, so I went to amazon and see all the options available, and when I found this option, I just bought it Immediatly. Have been using MSI products for more than 10 years now, and there is no complaint. This psu is great, silent, stable, no drops; came with every cable I need it (at least 3 pci, came with 5), and the performance of my build has been outsanding, I have a 3900x ryzen and a powerful 6900x gpu with 32 gigs of ram 3200 gskill trident and a lot of rgb, and there is no issue. Can recommend it enough, great product!

This is my first modular PSU. More power than I need with my 1080 but hopefully I'll get a new graphics card in the next year LOL. I never understood how people did cable management before these. I've always liked the clean minimal cable showing look. Even easier now with these things I would imagine. Certainly worked for me. I love it. It does not get hot in my case's basement and there are plenty of cables to add stuff in the future. I like the design on it as well but mine is hidden in the basement. Seems to be a pretty good price for a brand name 800 Watt PSU. No audible noise in my setup from this PSU. And yeah it's in the basement but I did have it sitting out on the desk while I was testing everything and I still couldn't hear it over anything else.RYZEN 5 5600Samsung 980 M.2Samsung 1Tb ssdPatriot 500GbGTX 1080

The MSI MPG A850GF power supply is truly a gem in terms of value for money! With its robust build quality, reliable performance, and impressive power delivery, it goes above and beyond expectations. The A850GF's efficiency ensures smooth power distribution to your components, making it a perfect fit for demanding gaming rigs or high-performance workstations. The reasonable price point for such a capable power supply makes it an excellent choice for budget-conscious gamers and PC builders alike. Five stars without a doubt! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Pretty pleased with how this fit into my system, might have been a bit overkill but if I ever want to upgrade stuff down the line, the power supply won't, or at least shouldn't be, an issue. Its quiet and works with my build well, one thing that gave me trouble was the 24 pin connector to the motherboard, it was really hard to plug in, not sure if this is a fault of the cables with the power supply or thr connector on the motherboard but other than that it was all easy enough to install.

So to preface this, I've only had this power supply for around a week. I had ordered this from Amazon on November 25th and it wasn't delivered until December 13th - so in the meantime I had a very expensive paperweight waiting to be powered - this is a big reason why I removed a star from the rating.What you need to know when ordering this power supply: it's fully modular and has plenty of power for the vast majority of gaming rigs. My computer is running a 3070 TI graphics card and an i9-13900KF, and has power leftover - I haven't experimented with overclocking yet however. The build quality of the power supply seems phenomenal and all the cables are provided (as they should be, you may not use them all). The manual is lackluster and lacks any wording, but is easy enough to follow - it's plug and play). Coil whine is imperceptible, if there is any. It's dead silent to me at least. My one problem with this power supply is the GPU power cables are a little bit short if you're trying to have a clean, cable-managed setup. You'll have enough to connect with a little left over, but don't stretch it any further. I wanted to route my cables OVER the GPU (Opposite side of it's fans) and into a passthrough, but the cables didn't facilitate this set up.If you're looking for RGB, you wont find it here, but if you're looking for quality? This is the power supply you want.

I have had this for about 3 days. When I unboxed I was pleased to find 2, 6 pin pci cables. Usually you have to use the 6+2 and fold it out of the way. 26 pin was weird.. on the block side there are two plugs, short wire lengths, and two different recepticles that were not together. It was a hassle to plug in. Everything else is top notch. Cables look good, power supply looks good. I would have liked to have seen a 4 pin molex on the end of one of the sata power cables so I didn't have to use another 17 inch cable just for 1 molex lol all in all it seems great so far. Would recommend

This PSU is newer so info online wont fully be around for a while, but its using basically the exact internal components of a Enermax Revolution DF just without the DF fan on it. Its a top tier PSU, you really won't find better just equal options to this at different prices. 24 pin for the mobo on the PSU end is tricky to get thats why its a 4/5 ease of install. Don't skimp out on your psu for your builds, it's the heart of it all. And dont confuse gold bronze platinum etc with equaling a good psu. Its literally just energy efficiency on your power bill and 1-3% differences at that. PSU's are determined good or bad by their quality internals not a stupid color rating, stop getting the wrong info out there from complete donkeys on the internet and do your research.