Replacement Power Supply Upgrade for HP 504966-001, Bestec TFX0220D5WA, TFX0250D5W, AcBel PC8046, DELT

I needed a replacement power supply for my HP Pavillion Slimline S5610f. Because it is a very small part, I couldn't find it in stores. Even online, the few I could find were getting pretty poor reviews ... until I found this one. I read the reviews and decided to give it a try. Not only does the part fit perfectly into my slimline computer, it works great! My computer is up and working again. I waited a couple weeks before writing the review and everything is still working great! I am so very happy I found this source and have bookmarked it for future purchases, I would definitely order from them again. I had even sent an email asking if they could rush it as much as possible as it was my work computer and was time sensitive. I got a response back within a day or two and they said they would do the best they could. My ship time was estimate at 2-3 weeks, I got it in a week and a half. The slimline parts seem difficult to find, this part will fit HP Pavillion Slimline S5610f. Outlet PC was a great source to deal with and I will absolutely come to the next time!

Worked great for an HP slimline PC, perfect fit, all the same plugs as the old PS, hasn't had a single issue yet, and CONSIDERABLY lower cost than some retailers...A+ on this one so far!Doesn't seem any lighter weight than the old one, seems solid, so hopefully it'll have a long lifespan.

Good PSU, fits well, sufficient cabling. But ultimately couldnt use it because the fan was loud. MFR could have used a better 80mm fan and this would have been a perfect product. Returned and got docked restocking fee.

I was looking for a PSU that was higher than 300w to upgrade it from the stock PSU and this worked perfectly! I have an HP slimline 5000 series, model s5610f and it fit just fine! Super simple to hook up and install, and it runs quietly for me! Once I upgrade my graphic card and test that out for a few months, I'll update the review, but for now it's a solid upgrade.----Update: I never upgraded the graphics card but I still have this PSU! A year and some months later and it's still working just fine!

The sticker on the top of the box I received said 350W - what I was expecting. The power supply itself that I received states it is rated at 280W with a max of 420W. Not sure I got the better deal here with the mix up but it seems to be working just fine and fit very well into my case. The fan in the device isn't too noisy and it came with enough connections for my needs but others may need to get a 4-pin MOLEX to SATA converter in case they have more than two drives. Only two SATA power connectors came with mine. The MOBO power cable was a bit large and didn't quite snap into place as easily as I would have hoped. Took a little more "encouraging" than I expected. But so far it seems to be working well and good luck finding any other TFX power supply above 220W. These are hard to come by.*** UPDATE ***30 JULY 2016: PSU no longer functions at all. Won't power on. Was only being used in a non-gaming desktop for only 3-1/2 months! Won't buy one of these ever again.

So had this for about a month now. Bought it to utilize my new video card. Came in a nicely wrapped box. No dings or anything else. Works well. A bit louder than the one I replaced (220 watts) but that is to be expected when upgrading to a higher power. Not too loud at all; pretty quiet and discreet. Was easy to hook up; I'm tech savy but I've never worked with a SATA power supply, but I was still able to easily figure it all out. Power supply had a mild, unpleasant burnt odor upon arrival; still lingers but does not seem to be related to or have any effect on the supply's ability to function. Description says its a 350 watt power supply but the packaging labels it as 420 (max). Haven't taken full advantage of its power yet. Still kinda iffy about using it cuz it falls slightly short of my video cards requirements which worries me (my fault, not the power supply's; should have did my homework better). But for the price of it, I think it's a good power supply for a good bargain. I'll be sure to update if there are any changes.

This was a perfect fit for the HP Pavilion Slimline [HP-504966-001] and it gave me all the surplus power needed (over that puny factory installed 220W PSU) to add and upgrade the video to a PCI-E Nvidia GT 520 1GB-DDR3 card instead of using the on board Intel HD. Now this computer can can ROCK at playing games and smooth videos without the "Choppy Lagging Lo-Def Graphics Blues"... and speaking of blues, no BSOD problems either. Maybe I'll add a Blu-ray drive next. Does anybody need a used 220W power supply?

Given the mixed reviews on this power supply, I figured I'd give it a shot. Bad mistake. The cooling fan started making a lot of noise after about a year and 3 months of usage. Upon inspection, it was clearly getting a lot of friction and not moving much. I can lube up the fan no problem myself, but I figured I'd check out the manufacturer's site for warranty information first. The problem is, that there isn't any. They have a warranty and support page on their website, but every section is blank. Then I decided to look up their company HQ. It's in a strip mall in Vegas, so clearly not a very big operation. Probably just drop-shipping cheap power supplies, and slapping their own label on it. Should have gone with a trusted brand.