Micro ATX 350W Power Supply, Model "PS350MA".

Had a computer that a customer had for 16 years. She was afraid to take it Geek Squad because they couldn't guarantee 100% her information would be backed up. I looked into to it and found it was only the PSU. She hadn't cleaned that PC in ages and I replaced the PSU with this one. Came on no problem.

Would NOT buy from this seller again. I bought this power supply in January and installed it into my PC about halfway through the month. This was used to get a budget PC running for online college.Up until around the middle of July the power supply worked fine. It was quiet and ran well. All in a matter of thirty minutes the power supply went from completely quiet as normal, to the fan sounding like a car engine and then suddenly turning off. The power supply no longer turns on now. And I am 4 months late to start a return or refund through Amazon.Also as another note, the PC had not been moved since the power supply had been put in it. So bumping and damaging it is not a possibility in this power supply's life.I am now stuck without a decent running PC to run programming applications right before online college starts again (for larger programs a faster PC is better). I'm very disappointed in the life of this power supply and would not recommend buying this supply from this seller.Thank you for reading my review.EDIT:This is an edit about 5 days after contacting the seller. I have gotten zero response after contacting them the situation I'm in from the power supply and it's failure. At this point the product and the sellers are a no buy again from me. They lack even the smallest amount of customer support, the only email I've gotten back is an automated "we'll reply in a few business hours". Which they have not, 5 days later.For anyone looked at this edited review debating about buying this power supply, don't buy it. The one you receive may last more than 4 months like I did, but even if it does go out, the seller won't respond and you most likely won't be compensated for a cheap faulty power supply. Instead spend about $50 for a reliable Thermaltake PSU that will most likely last you a few years. It may cost double, but you won't need to spend $75 buying this, and then replacing it with the Thermaltake in the end.

This power supply replaced the existing dead power supply in a small desktop multimedia computer. It worked fine. It had a large fan but was very quiet. My old failed supply had 4 holes for connecting with the new had only 3. Did not drill and tap a new hole in the Micro ATX 350 since I thought 3 screws were sufficient to hold it in place.We will see how it lasts....that's the difference between a good one and one not so good. The good never fail...they just keep on working.

I am an amateur in PC build, I bought parts from Amazon to build a PC for my kid as a project. This one never worked for me, I was thinking it is an issue with my motherboard or the case connectivity. Did not know what to do, nearby repair shop nearby was asking for $100 to look at it. Then after few weeks I found a used case with PSU in craiglist for cheap price, that worked fine. Then I replaced the PSU alone, then I confirmed it is a PSU problem. Now I do not get a response for return request as well, better to buy from Amazon instead of sellers. Amazon return was whenever I had to do. Giving no star, as the product never worked and no response for my requests.

The computer power supply was an exact match for the one that broke. It took about ten minutes to exchange as all the connectors were the same. The shipping was very timely (this was important as my computer was not working). The price of the power supply was reasonable.

It would be good for older or computers, but nothing modern.

Smaller than the old under powered microATX power supply that it is replacing! And it simply works. I'm happy.

First off... I've been a prime member since 2012 and I have never had to warn folks about a seller. Stay away from this seller or cross your fingers and pray that you have an item that is not DOA. Ordered the logisys micro atx ps for a motherboard case swap and nothing. Yeah...so return is on your dime...