MSI MPG A850G PCIE 5.1 & ATX 3.1 Gaming Power Supply - Full Modular - 80 Plus Gold Certified 850W - 100% Japanese 105°C Capacitors - Compact Size - ATX PSU - 10 Year Warranty

These power supplies are top notch and a great upgrade over my old semi modular set up. The single gpu graphics connection 12v2x6 makes things easy and for a clean set up, if you decide to use it. 850 watts is perfect for my 7800xt gpu and ryzen 7 7700x . The modular flat cables def help with keeping things clutter free. Power supply stays cool and silent with a 0 rpm mode which can be turned off.The overall size of the unit itself is very compact and light weight compared to some others units. There no rub or lights on this unit , but does have a very sleek silver MPG design on the side. Looks cool in the case. Great purchase.

I've owned this power supply for over 1.5 years and I've had no issues whatsoever and is very stable. It is very quiet and I love its compact size for my microATX case. It powers a Core i5-11400, AMD Radeon 6900XT and multiple SSDs and HDDs with no problem. The price is also very reasonable. Overall, a great value for a great quality PSU

Visually pretty nice, the cables aren’t terrible could definitely do without cable extensions if you wanted just black cables. No issues after a year. Would definitely buy again if needed for another build. Msi has been super solid.

Needed a new PSU for my server and this perfectly fit the bill. My server idles at a low enough power that the fan barely ever turns on, so all I can hear is the drives in the computer. The included cable bag in the box is fantastic so I can leave cables in there and not mix up compatible ones. Overall, very good value at the price I bought it at, 95 dollars.

Modular: Check. Heavy: Check. 10 year warranty: Check.Yeah that's right- I said Heavy. A good PSU isn't lightweight. It's packed full of the things that make a PSU work for a long time: Heat sinks, quality capacitors, and other high quality parts. In my 35 years of working on computers, cheap PSU's are always light and have just enough parts to supply voltage at somewhere near the rated capacity. This is clearly a step above that. For a WFH work rig that does light duty as a gaming rig, this is essential.What's also nice is that it comes with various lengths of cabling, and the modularity combined with a quality case... it's gold.

As a PSU, it seems to work just fine - successfully powering a 4080 Super through just its native 12v2x6 port. The cable for said port is really easy to plug in and to make sure it's plugged in as well, thanks to the bright yellow plugs. Do make sure to plug it in fully, otherwise some very very bad things could happen. 🙂The fan inside is quite loud, but there's a little button on the PSU that lets you silent it. Obviously, this means that the fan won't run, but I think it's a fine tradeoff for when you're not doing anything too intensive.

This was a great value and in my tests had very stable power. I love the fact that you can switch the fan to only turn on when it is under heavy load. That's a huge plus for me.The motherboard cable is very oddly designed. I had to twist around the two plugs that go to the PSU because the 8 pin connector is on the wrong side. It seemed like it didn't go to this power supply. There is a bit of a lack of options with the cables provided in general although I was able to do everything I needed.The 12+4 connector is great though. It's way less bulky than the one I was using before this, so I'm happy about that. Overall I would recommend this for the money.

Has been super stable even with overclocks. Haven't noticed fan noise, has a lot of cable options and the cables look good and are long enough for what I needed