650 Watts, Bronze, ATX, Semi-modular
$49.96-17%List: $59.99
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Semi-Modular Power Supplies
4 semi-modular power supplies. Prices run $50 to $74.
650 Watts, Bronze, ATX, Semi-modular
+650W output suits mid-range gaming builds
+Semi-modular design for partially detachable cables
+Compact ATX design fits smaller cases
$74.99
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+650W output suits mid-range gaming builds
+Semi-modular design for partially detachable cables
+Compact ATX design fits smaller cases
+Low-noise fan for quieter operation
+Active PFC design for stable power factor
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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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Pros
+Provides 650 watts in standard ATX form factor
+Semi-modular cabling reduces unused cables
+Designed for low-noise operation
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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
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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
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