Is this power supply reliable?

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jnkweaver
NO! This is a bogus power supply. Should be rated at 300W or maybe 350W if you were generous. The rail that really matters nowadays is the +12V rail which is claims to be 26A. 12 x 26 = 312 watts. Interesting that the serial number on the ebay unit is identical to the one on Amazon showing the same seller using a stock photo but the power plate is easier to read on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/ATX-650-N12S-Computer-PCI-Express-Connectors-Motherboard/dp/B006G3GSL0

Plan to spend close to $.10/watt for a good unit. It really isn't worth skimping on the power supply and there are alot of bad ones out there even sold by major names in the business.

If you give us the specs of your build we could suggest a decent psu.
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NO! This is a bogus power supply. Should be rated at 300W or maybe 350W if you were generous. The rail that really matters nowadays is the +12V rail which is claims to be 26A. 12 x 26 = 312 watts. Interesting that the serial number on the ebay unit is identical to the one on Amazon showing the same seller using a stock photo but the power plate is easier to read on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/ATX-650-N12S-Computer-PCI-Express-Connectors-Motherboard/dp/B006G3GSL0

Plan to spend close to $.10/watt for a good unit. It really isn't worth skimping on the power supply and there are alot of bad ones out there even sold by major names in the business.

If you give us the specs of your build we could suggest a decent psu.
 
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