500W ATX PSU, Non Modular, APFC, 80 Plus, 85% Efficiency, 5 x SATA Connectors, 120mm Cooling Fan, Excellent Choice For System Builds | Black, GPT500S

That is the key, there isn't any cracking buy, Would recommend.

Great PSU no noise from it, but advert shows in black what I got was bare metal now I've got to paint it. And I bought black

I bought this product after buying another SO Called Big brand ( aero something )500w from a local computer shop and advised it would suit my needs. After returning the previous power unit several times for a number of issues but mainly because it whistled while playing games I was given my money back. After this experience I decided to do a bit of researching for myself ( good few hours on my phone ) and after googling several times previously I searched for “who makes power supplies for the branded computers? “ and came across a site ( 2nd site that comes up using the words above ) that basically said CWT or Channel Well Tech using their full name made for every big name brand I have ever heard of, my thoughts were if Corsair, cooler-master, thermaltake plus many more trust them I am sure I can, So I searched for this brand and found them on Amazon. Now I hear you all saying “ was it worth it?” Answer in short is YES. The psu is very solid in hand and nice and heavy, it’s no frills in terms of looks but that made me think maybe Cwt don’t need gimmicks on the outside as they are sure of the quality inside ( this I can confirm is exactly what they must think ). Anyway few days in and gaming on my pc is exactly how it should be now, no whistles or blue screens so one happy bunny 5 stars.

CWT is the OEM for some well-known brands, like some PSU series from Corsair, Thermaltake, etc. I purchased this CWT GPM PSU to replace my faulty old Corsair VS PSU. Turned out they are based on the same platform, but the new CWT GPM has gained 80Plus Bronze with better efficiency.It is a low-end PSU, with no fancy packaging/product outlook, no premium Japanese capacitors, no DC-DC design, and no power cord coming with it. It is basic but up for the job.I wouldn't recommend this PSU for high-end computers with high power demand, just not worth risking the hardware. However, for general-purpose with a low-mid end computer, this is more than adequate & it could be a cheap & cheerful pick.

Not that my computer needs alot of power but 300 is enough and works just perfectly fine.

Was using a grey, OEM 300w standard PSU in an old system but needed more SATA ports as that only had 2 for my "old pc" unraid conversion.Got this from Amazon Warehouse deals and it was brand new. Replaced the old PSU and set everything up in minutes.No problems!

Its very quiet easy cable managing has a very rich feeling i don't know why it just does but really all i can say is its probably the most reliable power supply anywhere near its price

The cables were a bit short, only just reached hard drive