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Silver rectangular ATX power supply unit with ventilation grilles and label S26113-E567-V50-02

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godream 500W ATX Power Supply S26113-E567-V50-02 DPS-500XB A

SKU CH-MT8Z-5RQ2X

A 500 W ATX switching power supply tested working and rated 80plus Gold

  • Product typeATX
  • 500 W output powers demanding builds
  • 80 Plus Gold efficiency reduces energy waste
  • ATX form factor fits standard cases
  • Tested working and built with good quality

500W ATX switching supply

This 500W ATX switching power supply is built for desktop systems that require a standard form-factor unit. It arrives new and has been tested to confirm operation. The 80 Plus Gold rating indicates higher efficiency under typical loads. It suits builders replacing a failed unit or assembling a mid-range office or home PC.

Capacity and headroom

The 500 watt output covers mainstream processors and single mid-range graphics cards with moderate overhead. Systems running multiple high-end GPUs, heavy overclocks or large drive arrays will exceed the available headroom. Buyers planning dual-card configurations or extreme overclocking need a higher-wattage unit. The Gold efficiency helps reduce waste heat at normal loads.

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Price $141.99
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Specifications

Product
Product typeATX

Questions about this item

Will the 500 W ATX unit power my older motherboard that still uses a 20-pin main connector and a 4-pin CPU plug?

The supply follows the ATX form factor, so it provides the standard 20+4 pin main connector and a 4+4 pin CPU connector that split to match older boards.

How can I verify the 80plus Gold efficiency is active once the PSU is installed?

Under typical loads the fan stays quiet and exhaust air remains only slightly warm, which matches Gold-rated efficiency behaviour.

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