Power Supply

EVGA 400W ATX Power Supply

( 4.2 Average / 8 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

EVGA

Part #

100-N1-0400-L1

Type

ATX

Wattage

400 Watts

Fans

Modular

Efficiency

75% Typical

Output

+3.3V@18A, +5V@17A, +12V@30A, +5VSB@2A, -12V@0.3A

PCI-Express 6+2-Pin Connectors

PCI-Express 6-Pin Connectors

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Prices

Merchant	Base	Availability	Total
	$33.05	In stock	$33.05+
( 24 new from $33.05. Last updated 18 hours ago. )
	$38.52		$38.52+
	$38.55		$38.55+
	$50.98		$50.98+

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Reviews

Westberry

from completed build MY THUNDER BUDDY

GOOD, BUT NOT MENT FOR COMPUTER WITH A LOT OF POWER INTAKE FOR GAMING GET SOMETHING WITH 500WATTS

SpecificAlduin

from completed build Budget Gaming PC (First Build)

Nice brand, supplies what advertised. CPU power cable was a bit short though. Had to run ut up under the GPU and WiFi card

RussianRacer92

from completed build $300 Windows7 School Computer ORION

5 Stars ONLY because it was so cheap, the wires arnt sleeved, so they look horrible in a Black/Green build... My house hasn't burned down yet thank God. I'd recommend you not to buy this and spent $10-20 more on a better PSU, not watts but in the 80+ category and if its got lots of good reviews.

Jajvert

from completed build Low budget/ghetto gaming PC

Before I get complaints about using a low quality PSU that will blow up my PC, I'll say one thing- it'senough. 360W on the 12V sounds pretty anemic, but according to PSU calculators and tests of a very similar system (860K, 270X) I would still have about 50W of headroom at full load. There's also the fact that it was $16 :)

gugu96

from completed build X3 440 Downgrade

2 years warranty instead of 3, full load calculated at 25 degrees (instead of 40 or 50), yet has 6 pins and 8 pins PCIe for your graphic card. 30 amps on 12v. Giving 4 stars for the features and because I'm happy today otherwise I'd give 3 stars because I had one to die within 2 weeks of use.

FaultyOdds

from completed build Amazing $215 pc Almost all new