FSP Mini ITX Solution/Flex ATX 500W Efficiency ≥90% Full Range Active PFC Power Supply (Flex Guru 500W)

My build included 13th Gen i7 with onboard graphics (no standalone graphics card), Rog Strix B760-I, FSP mini ITX 500Watt Flex Power Supply (PS) along with Noctua NH-L9i (37mm low profile), M.2 NVMe and 2 RAM sticks, all fitted in the really compact Goodisory A09 Black Mini-ITX 0.8mm SPCC Desktop Computer Case.After fitting everything in, the PS wire harnesses seemed to be using a lot of room and blocking the ventilation holes. I had to cut a lot of unused pieces of the wire harness to make room for ventilation. I could have gone with the 300 Watt modular version perhaps.However, once I had cut off and sealed the ends of the excess wire harness pieces, it was great. The temps in my case are very low and this PS contributes little to the heating or to the noise. There is a 40mm fan that runs pretty quietly. In a perfectly quiet room where this PC is always on, I hardly hear the PS fan noise. The processor fan noise from the Noctua, which itself is very low, is the only noise I hear from the build.Very good value for money IMO and a great Power Supply overall.

The psu run great and the noise only during starting up the pc.If it modular with the same size it will be much better.I only able to reach around 360 watt stress test for 11500+3060ti xc and still run silent though I have noctua and scythe fan as a backup to replace the fan if it noisy.Since it run silent during gaming which only consume up to 240watt on average, I just use the stock fan without replacing it.

It is fairly quiet until you play a game. Then it gets quite a bit louder, but if noise isn't an issue for you then go for this PSU. It feels really quality and I haven't personally had any issues with it. I might swap the fan that it came with for a different one, like a noctua; but so far I don't care for the noise since I wear a headset a majority of the time anyways. There isn't much choice when you want a psu this powerful at this size, from what I have gathered, it is slim pickings. Overall, I'm pretty happy with it, it fit inside the GEEEK A31 V2 with plenty of room to spare.

Wish the individual cables were detachable. They do take up space, so be ready with plenty of zip ties. Love the smell of this thing, not going to lie. Smells exceedingly premium 😂 The fan isn't... too loud, but I'm OCD and can generally only tolerate noctuas, so I swapped it with a 40mm x 10mm noctua fan and covered the gap with high-temperature resistance electrical tape 👍. Totally worth it - for me, at least. I don't imagine most people will mind. I then routed the new noctua psu fan to the mobo. All is well. Just make sure that the fan has access to cool air so that it's not circulating hot air from within your case.

While building a new computer in an old case, I replaced the original 220W PSU with this 500W unit. The only challenge was that this one was smaller then the old one. It's a good problem to have. :)

This is an excellent PSU. The fan is quieter than most flex PSUs but still a little loud.The cables are ribbon style and it makes for better cable management.Used in a Geeek A30 V2.**Update**For those that want to replace the fan on the power supply. The fan is 40mm x 15mm. Most quiet fans are 10mm or 20mm thick. For example Noctua and the the Scythe Kaze Mini.

Powering my overclocked ultra micro RTX 3060 build flawlessly for high quality VR gaming and mining RVN.

Good power supply. It has all of the connectors needed for my ITX motherboard and GPU. The fan has been quiet even while gaming. The only way this power supply could be better is if it had modular cables. I am very satisfied with this purchase.