DeepCool PX850G Power Supply 850w ATX 3.0 Fully Modular 80 PLUS Gold PSU Cybenetics Gold with PCI-e Gen 5.0 12VHPWR Ports and 105℃ Japanese Capacitors Hybrid Mode Quiet 135mm FDB Fan, 10 Year Warranty

I'd say the connectors on this power supply are a little bit too stiff but they will probably loosen up overtime so I don't see this as a major issue. This power supply is really really quiet even with the fan running during full load. I am having no issues with power. Each rail is clean and steady.

Had to upgrade, since I upgraded my whole rig to am5 and 7000xt series cards, so more power was needed. Bought this and don't regret my purchase, this is a really high end product. I recommend

Just got this, I will update my review if anything happens!Shipped on time, exactly as packaged in their video. Fits in my BTX tower as advertised (was worried about this). It has a larger fan than my old PSU, so it actually cooled down my GPU temps by 2-3 degrees. Every provided cable was in good condition with no exposed wiring.My complaints so far have been:- The clips that fasten the connections. A considerable amount of force was required to get it to clip into both my components and the psu. I had to take my motherboard out and push it in from both sides as a result so that I did not accidentally snap the motherboard with the force necessary to secure it. If it was not snapped in, not all pins would make contact (or they would slowly lose contact) so be careful of this as it could damage your components.- They give you 4 Velcro fasteners to help tie cables down. It’s a pretty small amount considering the amount of cables they give you. But I like the quality of the fasteners.- Instructions are okay and in many different languages, but if you do not know what you are doing (you should) it will be a struggle.Overall I’m happy with this brand, and I’m likely to buy more things from them in the future (unless something major with this psu happens).

this is a quality psu at a good pricepoint. very sleek and aesthetic, super quiet even when under load, and provides plenty of power for my system. I run an i7 at 5ghz a 4060 eagle oc and a 240r liquid cooler and 7 fans and it does it all while stll having headroom to upgrade even more. DeepCool products have come a long way in a short time. bravo

So far a great power supply. Absolutely no coil whine from mine. I like the hybrid feature and that it supports the new atx power supply standard. Fan is whisper quiet even when gaming on a load. 5800x3d overclocked , 3090 overclocked + 10 fans and a d5 pump + butt loads of rgb. I think the only con for me was the cables are not braided so if you install this into a cheap computer case it might cut one. Other than that perfect.

This PSU is built solid. Comes with all the cables you need and even has a white power cable. Loving it so far.

I've been working on computers since the 8088 processor was new on the market, and 40 MEGABYTE hard drives were $500. I've replaced more than a few power supplies and built more than a few computers, so I always look forward to trying out a new piece of gear and giving my somewhat experienced opinion on it. And since a quality power supply is the backbone of ANY decent computer (I don't care if you buy a cheap motherboard DON'T buy a cheap power supply), getting the right one takes a bit more than "click - buy." Let's take a look and see if this is one you should consider giving the old click-buy.So, this power supply is actually a CWT (Channel Well Technology) under the hood, so to speak. CWT makes power supplies for a variety of manufacturers, including Thermaltake, Corsair, and, of course, DeepCool (among others). As far as power across the rails, which, for some reason isn't listed here on the description, and no photo is provided of the spec-side of the power supply (???), here they are:+3.3V - 22A+5V - 22A+12V - 83.3A (single rail)+5V USB - 3AMTBF - 100,000 Hours (10 year warranty).Let's talk about the pros.1: It's white, and if you have an all-white computer case like I do, an all-white PSU is da bomb.2: It has DECENT CAPACITORS. By matter of fact, it's pretty much stuffed to the gills with Japanese-made Nichicon capacitors. Which are some of the best in the business. All 105c rated, too. Boo ya.3: It's compliant with the latest ATX spec.4: At 1kw, it has power for days.5: Its performance is rock solid.6: Has all the cables you should need.Let's hit on the one drawback of this PSU. Noise. Now, at low power draw levels, this power supply isn't bad. But once you climb past 4 or 500 watts, the fan starts to get PRETTY noticeable. And let's face it, you're not shopping for a 1kw power supply to put it in a computer that draws 200 watts. At least, I hope you're not.Personally? I may end up swapping out the fan for something quieter. If I can find a fan that'll fit. Really, all DeepCool needs to do is 1: revise the fan profile, making the "ramp up" a bit smoother...or, 2: Put a quieter fan in it. I'm sure there are fans out there.When you are shopping for a power supply, you never want a power supply that runs for very long at close to or at maximum output. You need to figure out the total power draw of your system, and add at LEAST 25% for "overhead" and upgrades, as well as for efficiency. A power supply is MOST efficient at around 50% of its rated load. If you add up all your parts and find your computer will draw, at maximum, 500 watts, then you need at LEAST a 750 watt power supply. If it draws 750, then you need at LEAST 1000. Take it from a long number of years of experience: overbuying more power supply than you need is never a bad idea, and not buying enough power supply is one of the worst decisions ever.At the end of the day, it's a solid power supply with Japanese capacitors and quality where it counts. DeepCool would do well to revisit the fan profile or shop around for a quieter 135mm fan (or move to a 140). I definitely recommend this power supply, but understand if you're trying to build a "super silent gaming PC", this is NOT the way to go. If a little fan noise under load doesn't bother you (maybe you wear headphones while gaming anyway), then this is a rock solid choice for you for a power supply.I rated this power supply 4 stars, -1 star for fan noise at load.

Like many I bought in order to be able to power the newer video cards. In my case the AMD 7900 XTX that required 3 PCIe connections. I found that many PSUs did not come with enough PCIe cables, but this one had enough for one cable per connection on both ends without having to use a pigtailed cable. I do like covered cables and these are not, but understandable at this price point. The way a PSU looks is not important, but this one was very visually appealing. Took it out of the box and almost didn't want to put it in the case :). All in all, very happy with my purchase so far. Let's hope it lasts for a good long time like the power supply it replaced.

Good price and the white matches my latest build.

Très bonne alim, les câbles sont bien fléxible pour faire un montage et le rendu en Blanc rend très bien.

Trae cable 600w pci ex de sobra para una 4090, no suena nada, trae muchas seguridades, es buena opción para el futuro. ES FACIL MONTAJE, GAMA ALTA.

V happy

Ho comprato questo DeepCool PX-G da 1000W per una build tutta bianca con un Ryzen 7 7800X3D, un Kraken 360 RGB, una B650 AORUS ELITE AX ICE ed una Asus TUF GAMING OC Radeon RX 7900 XTX da 24 GB. Il risultato? Potenza, rumore, stabilità, flessibilità futura... tutto ottimo.DeepCool è una garanzia nel panorama del gaming PC. Questo già mi dava tranquillità sul risultato. A ciò aggiungiamo inoltre che si tratti di un 80+ Gold, ed il gioco è fatto. Prestazioni ottime, con un occhio anche ai consumi.L'alimentatore, completamente modulare, arriva ben imballato e coccolato in modo da evitare qualunque tipo di danno qualora cadesse o subisse urti durante il trasporto. Oltre all'alimentatore stesso, troviamo tutti i cavi e le viti per bloccarlo con sicurezza al case.La installazione è semplicissima, ma dipende sempre dal case che usiamo. In maniera simile, i cavi e la loro gestione dipendono dai componenti che vogliamo alimentare. Nelle foto è visibile l'alimentatore coi cavi necessari per la mia build, così come ben figura sul retro del case una volta installato.Ho scelto 1000W, nonostante per la mia build attuale 750W fossero probabilmente più che sufficienti, perché il prezzo è ottimo, la qualità indiscussa e perché mi permette, in futuro, di poter potenziare ancora di più la macchina senza sovrappensieri.Nessun rumore molesto, né problemi di alimentazione ai componenti installati, nonostante alcuni abbiano esigenze energetiche importanti.Un acquisto consigliatissimo a chi cerca stile, qualità e potenza.