AGV Series 500W Power Supply, 80 Plus Bronze Certified, Non Modular Power Supply, 5 Year Warranty

Solid psu for systems that don't need a ton of power. I just built a core i3 12100F with a 1060ti 6g, 512gb nvme, couple case fans, this is just a bench system. It "can" do some 1080p gaming but that's not it's job. I dropped Redhat 8 on a 256gb nvme that I will swap back and forth as I need the OS. I ran stress-ng for 3hrs at full tilt boogey and this little box just rocked it. I wanted to test everything, make sure the motherboard was going to hold up, I got the cpu second hand, and also the gpu. I read a number of other reviewers claim scary smells coming from their psu's so I hoped to hammer this thing and see if I could stress it beyond it's capabilities. I didn't have any complaints from any of this hardware. The psu performed perfectly. I can't complain one bit, 80+ Bronze? less than $40? I mean, what's not to love? If you right-size your psu for your system you should be golden. My system according to pcpartspicker should draw about 288w. That makes this psu the perfect sweet spot. I liked it so much that I purchased the bigger brother the 850w fully modular version and I'm currently stress testing that system and its not even breaking a sweat. I'm very pleased with this psu. I might have found my new favorite psu brand.

My home-built (in 2012) Linux Mint computer was having a difficult time booting. It occurred to me that perhaps the voltages were screwy. I got into the BIOS and was able to see that the 12V and 5V were both low. I removed and opened up the 13 y/o P/S and, sure enough, found that several of the electrolytic capacitors were either leaking or bulging. Ordered this P/S that had good reviews on Friday and got it the next day. Put it in that evening and everything works great now. Very happy with it.

The price was unbeatable. I ordered at 10:00AM and is was delivered before 10:00pm on the same day. The unit was well packaged and came with a power cord.When I plugged it in, it worked immediately. When I first started to go to some web pages I heard the power supply spinning up and thought "What the heck?" After 5 minutes everything settled down and the power supply has been rock solid for the 3 days I have had it.There are a lot of cables so if you like a tidy computer, you have work to do. For twice the price you can get the 850w modular power supply (you pick what cables you attach). I was only 80 percent sure it was the power supply and not something else, so I went with the quick and inexpensive option. (People have occasionally written online that the power button assembly was bad on their unit). For me, the power supply was the issue and this solved the issue.This power supply has everything that you need. If you are using it in a Dell with a dvd drive you will require a simple SATA to MSATA (four pin) connector. This runs 6 dollars on Amazon.All and all, this is a great power supply. If you need more power you can get the 850w modular power supply and have less cable mess and more power for higher end graphics cards.

The ARESGAME AGV Series 500W Power Supply is a solid choice for budget-conscious builders looking for a reliable, 80 Plus Bronze-certified PSU. While it may not have premium features like modular cables, it delivers stable power output and decent efficiency for entry-to-mid-level gaming PCs.Key Features & Specs:✅ Wattage: 500W – Suitable for mid-range gaming builds✅ 80 Plus Bronze Certified: Ensures 85% efficiency under typical loads✅ Non-Modular Design: Comes with pre-attached cables, which may require extra cable management✅ Single +12V Rail: Provides consistent power delivery for GPUs & CPUs✅ Built-in Protections: Includes Over Voltage Protection (OVP), Over Power Protection (OPP), and Short Circuit Protection (SCP)✅ 5-Year Warranty: Shows confidence in durability & longevityPerformance & Compatibility:🔹 Perfect for mid-range gaming PCs running GPUs like the GTX 1660, RTX 3060, RX 6600XT, and similar🔹 Quiet fan operation with decent airflow, though not the quietest on the market🔹 Handles everyday gaming and productivity tasks well but may not be ideal for high-end GPUs or overclockingPros & Cons:✅ Great price-to-performance ratio for budget builds✅ Stable power delivery for mid-tier components✅ Decent efficiency with 80 Plus Bronze certification❌ Non-modular cables can create clutter❌ Not ideal for power-hungry GPUs (RTX 3070 and above)💡 Final Verdict:The ARESGAME AGV 500W is a solid budget power supply that delivers reliable performance for mid-range gaming rigs. If you need a no-frills, affordable PSU for a build that doesn’t require excessive power, this is a great choice. However, if you’re running a higher-end GPU or need modular cables, you may want to look for a higher-wattage or modular option. 🔌🔥

Great PSU for the money. Runs an ITX board no problem. Fan nice and quiet. Good quality connectors.

havent put in pc but came with a psu tester works well, and that waranty is nice to have good fit for atx build good for on a budget, easy cable install

I always get a laugh out of reading these reviews/comments, the good ones really don't say much and the bad ones can't be taken seriously a lot of times. If you build enough systems I think everyone has good and bad experiences with various parts from different venders. For me these PSU's from AVG have worked out well with no dead ones over the last few years, granted my sample size is only 7 so far and only 500 and 750 semi-modular so I can't speak for the models.

This power supply has moved to 3 different pc's. It's still running strong on a pc dedicated to a 3d printer in a shop. It will not work for newer graphic cards but it runs a gtx1650 fine. I gave it 4 stars because of its endurance for long hours of running. There is always 1 cable that you wished was 4 inches longer if you want to mess with cable management. The price is great for what you get.