CorsairSpec score 7.4
650 Watts, Bronze, ATX, Semi-modular
+Provides 650 watts in standard ATX form factor
+Semi-modular cabling reduces unused cables
+Designed for low-noise operation
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Spec score7.4
Pros+Provides 650 watts in standard ATX form factor
+Semi-modular cabling reduces unused cables
+Designed for low-noise operation
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−Bronze: 120 of the 129 here have a higher efficiency
−650 watts: 136 of the 179 here have more watts
−No fully modular (95 of the 182 here have one)
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Cooler Master
Gold, ATX, ATX 3.1
+Provides 850 watts in standard ATX form factor
+Includes a 16-pin GPU power connector
+Complies with ATX 3.1 standard
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Pros+Provides 850 watts in standard ATX form factor
+Includes a 16-pin GPU power connector
+Complies with ATX 3.1 standard
+Ready for PCIe 5.1 graphics cards
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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XPGSpec score 8.6
850 Watts, Gold, Fully modular, ATX 3.1
+850W output for high-end graphics cards
+Fully modular cable design
+ATX 3.1 compatible design
$89.99-25%List: $119.99
as of 11/04/2026 09:06 PST - DetailsProduct details
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be quiet!Spec score 7.3
450 Watts, Bronze, SFX
+SFX form factor fits small form factor cases
+Rated at 450 watts for compact builds
−Lower 450 watt output limits high-power components
$126.00-21%Was: $160.00
as of 11/04/2026 13:06 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.3
Pros+SFX form factor fits small form factor cases
+Rated at 450 watts for compact builds
Cons−Lower 450 watt output limits high-power components
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−Bronze: 120 of the 129 here have a higher efficiency
−450 watts: 164 of the 179 here have more watts
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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MSISpec score 8.6
1000 Watts, Gold, ATX, Fully modular
+1000W output for high-wattage graphics cards and systems
+Fully modular cabling reduces loose cables
+16-pin GPU connector included
$109.99-35%List: $169.99
as of 11/04/2026 18:06 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.6
Pros+1000W output for high-wattage graphics cards and systems
+Fully modular cabling reduces loose cables
+16-pin GPU connector included
+ATX 3.1 standard for current PC builds
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page+1000 watts: only 26 of 179 here have more watts
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PowerLotSpec score 9.0
1300 Watts, Titanium, ATX, Fully modular
+1300W output for high-power gaming and workstation builds
+Fully modular cabling reduces cable clutter
+Native 12V-2x6 connector for modern graphics cards
−Higher wattage than most standard builds need
$299.99
as of 11/04/2026 00:43 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score9.0
Pros+1300W output for high-power gaming and workstation builds
+Fully modular cabling reduces cable clutter
+Native 12V-2x6 connector for modern graphics cards
+ATX 3.1 standard with PCIe 5.1 support
Cons−Higher wattage than most standard builds need
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page+Titanium: the highest efficiency of the 129 here
+1300 watts: only 13 of 179 here have more watts
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EVGASpec score 7.7
850 Watts, Gold, Semi-modular
+Delivers 850 watts for high-power builds
+Semi-modular design keeps some cables permanently attached
+Includes EVGA ECO Mode
−Semi-modular design offers fewer cable removal options than fully modular units
$289.29
as of 11/04/2026 14:09 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.7
Pros+Delivers 850 watts for high-power builds
+Semi-modular design keeps some cables permanently attached
+Includes EVGA ECO Mode
Cons−Semi-modular design offers fewer cable removal options than fully modular units
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−No fully modular (95 of the 182 here have one)
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MSISpec score 7.7
650 Watts, Gold, ATX, Non-modular
+650W output suits mid-range builds
+ATX 3.1 standard for current PC builds
+Active PFC listed
−Non-modular cabling leaves all cables permanently attached
$59.99
as of 11/04/2026 18:06 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.7
Pros+650W output suits mid-range builds
+ATX 3.1 standard for current PC builds
+Active PFC listed
Cons−Non-modular cabling leaves all cables permanently attached
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−650 watts: 136 of the 179 here have more watts
−No fully modular (95 of the 182 here have one)
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RaijintekSpec score 7.7
850 Watts, Gold, ATX, Non-modular
+850W output for mid-to-high power builds
+ATX 3.1 standard with PCIe 5.1 support
+16-pin connector for modern graphics cards
−Non-modular cabling leaves all cables permanently attached
$79.99
as of 11/04/2026 00:48 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.7
Pros+850W output for mid-to-high power builds
+ATX 3.1 standard with PCIe 5.1 support
+16-pin connector for modern graphics cards
+120mm fan included
Cons−Non-modular cabling leaves all cables permanently attached
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−No fully modular (95 of the 182 here have one)
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ASRockSpec score 7.4
650 Watts, Bronze, ATX, ATX 3.1
+650W output suits mid-range builds
+80 Plus Bronze certified efficiency
+ATX 3.1 ready for newer hardware
−Not fully modular, so cable management is more limited
$44.99
as of 11/04/2026 12:09 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.4
Pros+650W output suits mid-range builds
+80 Plus Bronze certified efficiency
+ATX 3.1 ready for newer hardware
+Listed with a 3-year warranty
Cons−Not fully modular, so cable management is more limited
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−Bronze: 120 of the 129 here have a higher efficiency
−650 watts: 136 of the 179 here have more watts
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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EvounicSpec score 7.4
650 Watts, Bronze, ATX, Non-modular
+650W output in a standard ATX form factor
+80 PLUS Bronze efficiency certification
+Non-modular design with fixed cables
−Non-modular design means cables cannot be removed
$39.96
as of 11/04/2026 14:09 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.4
Pros+650W output in a standard ATX form factor
+80 PLUS Bronze efficiency certification
+Non-modular design with fixed cables
+Includes a 120mm fan
+Five year warranty coverage
Cons−Non-modular design means cables cannot be removed
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−Bronze: 120 of the 129 here have a higher efficiency
−650 watts: 136 of the 179 here have more watts
−No fully modular (95 of the 182 here have one)
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SilverStoneSpec score 7.3
500 Watts, Bronze, SFX
+Compact SFX form factor suits small form factor builds
+500W output for mid-range compact systems
+80 Plus Bronze rated for efficiency
−SFX size may not fit standard ATX cases without an adapter
$109.16
as of 11/04/2026 07:08 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.3
Pros+Compact SFX form factor suits small form factor builds
+500W output for mid-range compact systems
+80 Plus Bronze rated for efficiency
Cons−SFX size may not fit standard ATX cases without an adapter
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−Bronze: 120 of the 129 here have a higher efficiency
−500 watts: 157 of the 179 here have more watts
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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SilverStoneSpec score 7.3
450 Watts, Bronze, SFX
+Compact SFX form factor suits small form factor builds
+450W output for light to mid-range compact systems
+80 Plus Bronze rated for efficiency
−SFX size may not fit standard ATX cases without an adapter
$90.84
as of 11/04/2026 07:08 PST - DetailsQnilsecat
3000 Watts
+Rated at 3000 watts for very high power loads
+Lists PWR-D3-3041-AC-BLUE and DTX3000HM12A0A part numbers
+Sold as one piece per pack
−Very high wattage is more than most standard systems need
$3,226.68
as of 11/04/2026 11:09 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+Rated at 3000 watts for very high power loads
+Lists PWR-D3-3041-AC-BLUE and DTX3000HM12A0A part numbers
+Sold as one piece per pack
Cons−Very high wattage is more than most standard systems need
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page+3000 watts: the most watts of the 179 here
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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Wevhukfqr
3000 Watts
+Rated at 3000W for high-output power needs
+Supports part number PWR-00463-0201 as listed
+Fits PWR-D3-3041-AC-BLUE compatible setup
−Very high wattage exceeds typical desktop needs
$3,304.45
as of 11/04/2026 11:09 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+Rated at 3000W for high-output power needs
+Supports part number PWR-00463-0201 as listed
+Fits PWR-D3-3041-AC-BLUE compatible setup
+Sold as a single piece per pack
Cons−Very high wattage exceeds typical desktop needs
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page+3000 watts: the most watts of the 179 here
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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Ypqfqgep
3000 Watts
+Rated at 3000W for high-output power needs
+Supports part number PWR-00463-0201 as listed
+Fits PWR-D3-3041-AC-BLUE compatible setup
−Very high wattage exceeds typical desktop needs
$3,270.73
as of 11/04/2026 11:09 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+Rated at 3000W for high-output power needs
+Supports part number PWR-00463-0201 as listed
+Fits PWR-D3-3041-AC-BLUE compatible setup
+Sold as a single piece per pack
Cons−Very high wattage exceeds typical desktop needs
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page+3000 watts: the most watts of the 179 here
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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Yihaogtec
3000 Watts
+Rated at 3000W for high-output power needs
+Supports part number PWR-00463-0201 as listed
+Fits PWR-D3-3041-AC-BLUE compatible setup
−Very high wattage exceeds typical desktop needs
$3,276.65
as of 11/04/2026 11:09 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+Rated at 3000W for high-output power needs
+Supports part number PWR-00463-0201 as listed
+Fits PWR-D3-3041-AC-BLUE compatible setup
+Sold as a single piece per pack
Cons−Very high wattage exceeds typical desktop needs
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page+3000 watts: the most watts of the 179 here
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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Nydghwuoz
3000 Watts
+Rated at 3000W for high-output power needs
+Supports part number PWR-00463-0201 as listed
+Fits PWR-D3-3041-AC-BLUE compatible setup
−Very high wattage exceeds typical desktop needs
$3,276.65
as of 11/04/2026 11:10 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+Rated at 3000W for high-output power needs
+Supports part number PWR-00463-0201 as listed
+Fits PWR-D3-3041-AC-BLUE compatible setup
+Sold as a single piece per pack
Cons−Very high wattage exceeds typical desktop needs
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page+3000 watts: the most watts of the 179 here
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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Jjambteq
3000 Watts
+Rated at 3000W for high-output power needs
+Supports part number PWR-00463-0201 as listed
+Fits PWR-D3-3041-AC-BLUE compatible setup
−Very high wattage exceeds typical desktop needs
$3,293.91
as of 11/04/2026 11:10 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+Rated at 3000W for high-output power needs
+Supports part number PWR-00463-0201 as listed
+Fits PWR-D3-3041-AC-BLUE compatible setup
+Sold as a single piece per pack
Cons−Very high wattage exceeds typical desktop needs
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page+3000 watts: the most watts of the 179 here
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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Generic
220 Watts
+Rated at 220W for compact systems
+Compatible with 504965-001 and 504966-001 parts
+Listed for pc8044 and pc8046 models
−Lower 220W output limits high-power components
$78.82
as of 11/04/2026 11:10 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+Rated at 220W for compact systems
+Compatible with 504965-001 and 504966-001 parts
+Listed for pc8044 and pc8046 models
Cons−Lower 220W output limits high-power components
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−220 watts: 176 of the 179 here have more watts
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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Xknajtgot
400 Watts
+Rated at 400W for standard desktop computers
+Accepts 100-240V input for worldwide voltage use
+Described as stable and reliable for desktop use
−Lower wattage may not suit high-end graphics cards
$3,300.40
as of 11/04/2026 11:10 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+Rated at 400W for standard desktop computers
+Accepts 100-240V input for worldwide voltage use
+Described as stable and reliable for desktop use
Cons−Lower wattage may not suit high-end graphics cards
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−400 watts: 169 of the 179 here have more watts
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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Ebgszbljan
400 Watts
+Rated at 400W output capacity
+Designed to replace L69242-800 and L76557 part numbers
+Compatible with TE01, TG01, and TP01 models
−Fits only the listed part numbers and models
$148.19
as of 11/04/2026 11:10 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+Rated at 400W output capacity
+Designed to replace L69242-800 and L76557 part numbers
+Compatible with TE01, TG01, and TP01 models
Cons−Fits only the listed part numbers and models
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−400 watts: 169 of the 179 here have more watts
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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Esgaming
650 Watts, ATX, Non-modular
+650 watts for mid-range builds
+Includes 120mm fan for cooling
+Switchable 115/230 voltage input
−Non-modular cabling leaves unused cables inside the case
$34.96
as of 11/04/2026 14:09 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+650 watts for mid-range builds
+Includes 120mm fan for cooling
+Switchable 115/230 voltage input
+ATX form factor fits standard cases
Cons−Non-modular cabling leaves unused cables inside the case
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−650 watts: 136 of the 179 here have more watts
−No fully modular (95 of the 182 here have one)
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Twabnyewo
3000 Watts
+Rated at 3000W for very high-power server or mining loads
+Single unit supplies 3000W for multi-component systems
+Replacement unit for the PWR-00463-0201 and DTX3000HM12A0A part numbers
−Sized for high-power systems, which excludes typical desktop use
$3,270.00
as of 11/04/2026 08:08 PST - DetailsProduct details
Pros+Rated at 3000W for very high-power server or mining loads
+Single unit supplies 3000W for multi-component systems
+Replacement unit for the PWR-00463-0201 and DTX3000HM12A0A part numbers
Cons−Sized for high-power systems, which excludes typical desktop use
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page+3000 watts: the most watts of the 179 here
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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CorsairSpec score 8.6
750 Watts, Gold, ATX, Fully modular
+750W output for mid-range systems
+Fully modular cable design
+Supports 16-pin GPU connector
−Large ATX form factor needs full-size case space
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Spec score8.6
Pros+750W output for mid-range systems
+Fully modular cable design
+Supports 16-pin GPU connector
+12V-2x6 cable included
Cons−Large ATX form factor needs full-size case space
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−750 watts: 118 of the 179 here have more watts
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CorsairSpec score 8.6
750 Watts, Gold, ATX, Fully modular
+750W output for mid-range systems
+Fully modular cable design
+Supports 16-pin GPU connector
−Large ATX form factor needs full-size case space
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Spec score8.6
Pros+750W output for mid-range systems
+Fully modular cable design
+Supports 16-pin GPU connector
+ATX 3.1 compliant design
Cons−Large ATX form factor needs full-size case space
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page−750 watts: 118 of the 179 here have more watts
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CorsairSpec score 8.6
850 Watts, Gold, ATX, Fully modular
+850W output for higher-power builds
+Fully modular cable design
+Supports 16-pin GPU connector
−Large ATX form factor needs full-size case space
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FSPSpec score 7.9
650 Watts, Platinum, ATX, ATX 3.1
+Flex ATX form factor suits small form factor builds
+650W output suits mid-range builds
+Supports the ATX 3.1 standard
−Flex ATX size limits compatibility with standard ATX cases
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Spec score7.9
Pros+Flex ATX form factor suits small form factor builds
+650W output suits mid-range builds
+Supports the ATX 3.1 standard
Cons−Flex ATX size limits compatibility with standard ATX cases
Compared with the 182 Power Supplies on this page+Platinum: only 4 of 129 here have a higher efficiency
−650 watts: 136 of the 179 here have more watts
−Fully modular not listed: 95 of the 182 here list one
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