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EVGA 100-N1-0550-L1 550 N1, 550W, 2 Year Warranty, Power Supply
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Model Name | 550W Power Supply |
Brand | EVGA |
Compatible Devices | Personal Computer |
Connector Type | 24-pin |
Output Wattage | 550 Watts |
Form Factor | ATX |
Wattage | 120 |
Cooling Method | Air |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5.51 x 5.91 x 3.35 inches |
Item Weight | 6 Pounds |
About this item
- EVGA 550W N1 Series
- Fan size / Bearing: 120 millimeter sleeve bearing - quiet and intelligent auto fan for near-silent operation
- Heavy-duty protections, including OVP, UVP, OCP, OPP, and SCP
- 2 Year & EVGA's 24/7 technical support
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Easy to install | 4.5 | 4.7 | 4.3 | 4.8 | 4.5 | 4.4 |
Noise level | 4.2 | 4.5 | 4.5 | 4.6 | 4.2 | 4.2 |
Value for money | 4.1 | 5.0 | 4.6 | 4.8 | 4.1 | 4.2 |
Energy efficiency | 4.3 | — | 4.3 | — | 3.9 | 4.0 |
For gaming | 4.2 | 4.6 | — | 4.4 | 4.1 | — |
Sold By | Amazon.com | ARESGAME SHOP | Amazon.com | ARESGAME TECH | Apevia | Apevia |
power supply design | modular | Non-Modular | — | Non-Modular | Semi-Modular | Non-Modular |
connector type | 24-pin | PCI Express | ATX | ATX | atx,atx-pm650w,floppy,pci-e,sata | ATX |
form factor | ATX | ATX | ATX | ATX | ATX | ATX |
cooling method | Air | Air | Air | Air | Air | Air |
max input voltage | 240 volts | 240 volts | — | 240 volts | 230 volts | — |
min input voltage | 110 volts | 100 volts | 12 volts | 100 volts | 110 volts | 115 volts |
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EVGA 550 N1, 550W
When building on a budget, the EVGA 550W power supply is a great choice at a low cost. Supporting 43A on a single +12V rail provides more options without having to reduce your component requirements. The EVGA 550W offers the connections and protections needed for basic system builds.
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Technical Details
Brand | EVGA |
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Series | 550W Power Supply |
Item model number | 100-N1-0550-L1 |
Item Weight | 6 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 5.51 x 5.91 x 3.35 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5.51 x 5.91 x 3.35 inches |
Voltage | 120 Volts |
Manufacturer | EVGA |
ASIN | B01LYGJL0E |
Country of Origin | China |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | September 6, 2016 |
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Best Sellers Rank | #324 in Computer Power Supplies |
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Product Description
When building on a budget, the EVGA 550W power supply is a great choice at a low cost. Supporting 30A on a single +12V rail provides more options without having to reduce your component requirements. The EVGA 550W offers the connections and protections needed for basic system builds. With a standard 2 year and ultra quiet fan design the EVGA 550W power supply will be a great asset for your next build on a budget. Operating Temperature : 0 Degree Celsius to 25 Degree Celsius .
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Customers like the ease of installation, fit, and value of the system power device. They mention that the cabling is nice and easy to work with, and it fits perfectly into their new system. Some are also happy with the quality, and appearance. That said, some are disappointed with the fire hazard, and differ on cord length,and noise.
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Customers like the quality of the system power device. They say it runs perfectly, has no issues, and is reliable. Some say that the computer runs great and has no power issues. Overall, customers are happy with the quality and performance of the product.
"...Now everything runs cooler and more efficiently...." Read more
"This is a great 650W PSU I purchased it back in 2019 and haven't had any issues to date...." Read more
"...for something better, but for my (at the time) mid range gaming PC it works well." Read more
"...This power supply cured the problem of the computer would not power up unless AC power was applied to the computer for 5 to 10 minutes before use...." Read more
Customers like the value of the system power device. They say it's worth the price, and is highly recommended for budget builds with a dedicated GPU.
"Awesome power supply for the money, comes with only a 3ft cord though...." Read more
"Replaced the old power supply with minimal effort. Great for the price" Read more
"...with a combined rating of 150W on the +3.3V and +5V rails and a great price...." Read more
"...and catchup cables but hay it evga quality but still a very cheep budget price..." Read more
Customers find the installation process of the system power device to be simple and easy. They mention that the cable is easy to work with, and the power supply went right in.
"...The power supply went right in and even came with some velcro straps to tidy up the case cabling, so that was nice. No regrets at all." Read more
"...Installation was a breeze as the EVGA power supply matched the size and fit of the original Dell power supply...." Read more
"...the wires are going in to the sata power connectors making them easy to plug in to surface mounted ssd drives..." Read more
"...The drivers were easy to install, and that is mainly why I bought this card, because my Radeon970 doesn't have driver support now...." Read more
Customers like the fit of the system power device. They say it is a nice touch and fits into their new system nicely. The length is fine, and it can easily fit most mini to full ATX builds. The number of connectors, but great for most standard builds with only 1 or 2 drives, makes it suitable for most builds. Customers also mention that it is well built and the dimensions and performance so far are as expected.
"...every other product I've ever ordered, but once it did get here, it was PERFECT!!..." Read more
"Length is fine can easily fit most mirco to full atx builds in this wattage need...." Read more
"...The cable is really tight (too short) to go from 3.5 to the DVD and they are right together although on opposite sides of the drive enclosure...." Read more
"...It delivers all the power i need, not too much, not too little, just right. Would buy again." Read more
Customers like the appearance of the system power device. For example,they mention that it looks pretty slick, it's a beautiful non-modular power supply, and it'll make graphics look great.
"...The power supply itself looks great with a matte black finish and nicely wrapped cables...." Read more
"...Overall good quality and it is really quite." Read more
"...Easy setup, runs fine with a GTX 1050 Ti and looks pretty slick too. For the price you can't get much better" Read more
"...But still looks great!" Read more
Customers are mixed about the noise of the system power device. Some mention that it is surprisingly quiet and reliable, while others say that it's noisy and the MOSFETs were whistling.
"...I use my PC quite heavily. For both work and recreational gaming. No noise issues with this unit, no popping, no sudden shut downs...." Read more
"...but, as an added bonus, I did notice that the new power supply was much quieter than the old one was...." Read more
"...But it had become unstable and the MOSFETs were whistling...." Read more
"...this little 400w is still chugging along with ease ....still quiet still working and system never crashes knock on wood and i game quiet a bit on it..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the cord length of the system power device. Some mention that the cables are sufficiently long for their build, while others say that the cpu power cord was also too short to be tucked away and still connect. However, some customers also say that they did not receive the power supply cord that connects from the PSU to the motherboard.
"...No frills, no modular connectors, no lights or RGB. But, the wires are sleeved (black) it's built by a reputable company, and it works. A+" Read more
"Awesome power supply for the money, comes with only a 3ft cord though...." Read more
"...I have had no power issues. The cables are sufficiently long for my build, and the fan is nearly inaudible...." Read more
"...This left me with a functional PC that was missing a power supply...." Read more
Customers are not satisfied with the fire hazard of the system power device. They mention that it shorted out and sparked, fried itself, and exploded inside their case. Some customers also report that it blew out the fuses and burned up a new video card.
"Plugged the power supply in and sparks shot out the back." Read more
"...and just opened the first one and installed it and when plugging it in sparks shot out!..." Read more
"It only lasted 9 months and it almost caught fire. So don't buy this at all." Read more
"My computer hasn't exploded in the few months ive had it 🤷♂️ powers my 2080 and ryzen 3800x perfectly even with a cpu overclock...." Read more
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And I'm quite surprised. I never needed the 500w the old one was allegedly capable of, since this is just a PC that has operated as a media center since 2011 with just an AMD Phenom II X4 Black Edition with a basic GeForce 710 card in it and 3 spinning hard disks internally plus a bunch of USB accessories. Not massive power requirements, and 400W is more than enough.
So on to the new PSU. First, it's the closest to spec I've ever seen in a PSU that isn't a top of the line 80PLUS Gold & Platinum certified models. Vcore obviously fluctuates since it is variable and why it's only 0.9V in the screenshot, but the 3.3V, +12V, and +5V readings are what I get from either the BIOS (so no system load) or even under load in Windows. The +5V has been between 4.97V and 5.04V (the old Coolmax was usually at 6V), while the +3.3V doesn't change but a few hundredths of a volt. The +12V, which is just a single rail compared to the dual rail of the old Coolmax, hasn't dipped below 12V at all, with it mostly sitting between 12.05-12.30V, with it fluctuating a bit more since the 12V rail gets a lot of use. The Coolmax never put out below 12.4V for the 12V rails, with it fluctuating pretty wildly between 12.4V and 13.6V depending on load.
This thing so far has been rock stable for voltages. I was able to undervolt my CPU, RAM, and NB by a pretty significant amount compared to the setup I had. Now the CPU runs about 4°C cooler on average due to the lower and more stable voltage. And the PSU itself barely puts out any heat at all, and you can't hear the fan at all (unless you have no other fans in your case, at which point you would hear the fan. But it's very quiet even at full load.
All in all, this base model 400N1 power supply has been amazing. If it lasts me only the 2 years of the warranty, I'd be a bit disappointed though not upset, but if it made it 5 years or more, even better.
Still, I just can't believe how stable the voltages are and how close to spec they are. Now everything runs cooler and more efficiently. I would definitely try another EVGA power supply, even with the negative stories I've heard.
The only downside would be that the SATA power rail doesn't have a ton of distance between the first and last connector, meaning in a tall case, it won't reach from the top optical drive down to a hard drive at the bottom. Luckily my DVDR drive has both SATA and molex on it, so it didn't ruin the day (since adapters on PSUs almost always fail catastrophically, I never use them). But if you need the SATA ports to stretch from the top of a mid-tower case to the bottom, this might get tight.
I'm impressed overall. Never thought I'd be impressed by a base model, $30, 400W power supply, but I definitely am. Now if it doesn't fail in the first few years, it really will be my favorite PSU.
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2017
And I'm quite surprised. I never needed the 500w the old one was allegedly capable of, since this is just a PC that has operated as a media center since 2011 with just an AMD Phenom II X4 Black Edition with a basic GeForce 710 card in it and 3 spinning hard disks internally plus a bunch of USB accessories. Not massive power requirements, and 400W is more than enough.
So on to the new PSU. First, it's the closest to spec I've ever seen in a PSU that isn't a top of the line 80PLUS Gold & Platinum certified models. Vcore obviously fluctuates since it is variable and why it's only 0.9V in the screenshot, but the 3.3V, +12V, and +5V readings are what I get from either the BIOS (so no system load) or even under load in Windows. The +5V has been between 4.97V and 5.04V (the old Coolmax was usually at 6V), while the +3.3V doesn't change but a few hundredths of a volt. The +12V, which is just a single rail compared to the dual rail of the old Coolmax, hasn't dipped below 12V at all, with it mostly sitting between 12.05-12.30V, with it fluctuating a bit more since the 12V rail gets a lot of use. The Coolmax never put out below 12.4V for the 12V rails, with it fluctuating pretty wildly between 12.4V and 13.6V depending on load.
This thing so far has been rock stable for voltages. I was able to undervolt my CPU, RAM, and NB by a pretty significant amount compared to the setup I had. Now the CPU runs about 4°C cooler on average due to the lower and more stable voltage. And the PSU itself barely puts out any heat at all, and you can't hear the fan at all (unless you have no other fans in your case, at which point you would hear the fan. But it's very quiet even at full load.
All in all, this base model 400N1 power supply has been amazing. If it lasts me only the 2 years of the warranty, I'd be a bit disappointed though not upset, but if it made it 5 years or more, even better.
Still, I just can't believe how stable the voltages are and how close to spec they are. Now everything runs cooler and more efficiently. I would definitely try another EVGA power supply, even with the negative stories I've heard.
The only downside would be that the SATA power rail doesn't have a ton of distance between the first and last connector, meaning in a tall case, it won't reach from the top optical drive down to a hard drive at the bottom. Luckily my DVDR drive has both SATA and molex on it, so it didn't ruin the day (since adapters on PSUs almost always fail catastrophically, I never use them). But if you need the SATA ports to stretch from the top of a mid-tower case to the bottom, this might get tight.
I'm impressed overall. Never thought I'd be impressed by a base model, $30, 400W power supply, but I definitely am. Now if it doesn't fail in the first few years, it really will be my favorite PSU.
During installation I could not find the 4-pin square connector that goes to the motherboard. To my surprise the 8-pin connector is actually two 4-pin connectors that are kind-of tongue and grooved together. Slide them apart and there is the needed connector.
This power supply had an ample amount of both Molex 4-pin and SATA device connections that should cover most any situation. I needed 4 SATA style connectors. The other brands I looked at did not have enough SATA device connectors.
I will buy another one of these to have on hand for a future project. It works great !!!
Motherboard: MSI B550 Gaming Plus
CPU: Ryzen 9 3900X
GPU: Sapphire Nitro 6700X
RAM: 2x16gb T-Force 3600mhz
Memory: 1tb Samsung EVO plus 970, 1tb sata HDD
PSU: This own being reviewed.
MISC: 6 RGB fans throughout the case, CPU cooler is stock, CD/DVD Drive installed and used frequently, 4 additional USB ports on case, and some extra LED lighting.
I use my PC quite heavily. For both work and recreational gaming. No noise issues with this unit, no popping, no sudden shut downs. Give it a try but your mileage may vary and remember that it's not a rated supply.
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Works
Hasn't blown up
Cons
Mustard and Tomato Wires
I recommend getting a semi modular or fully modular psu