APEVIA SFX-AP400W Mini ITX Solution/Micro ATX/SFX 400W Power Supply

Nice under no gpu load but it burn out during load test for total load 200W (i7 6th gen + itx 1050ti)Rated power is not real.

Spent 3 weeks looking for a small form factor power supply unit replacement for an old desktop repair. Old HP Pavillion computer uses a microATX form factor. Depth into the computer chamber has to be less than 4" to fit the cabling to the internal motherboard and hardware. Very, very difficult to locate a microATX for factor. I wanted a price in the $20--25 price range. The Apevia came in high wattage. It has a power switch for on/off, and this is important. It was priced at $30. The quality is good. It looks very nice--comes in all black profile with black covered cables, so sleek and modern. Small size so fits where there is space limits. You will need to buy a adapter plate SFX to ATX. The computer is running, surfing the internet, typing in the review. If I had a similar repair to do, I would buy it again. With a discount code, this is a dope buy. 1 4 4

I used the APEVIA SFX-AP400W power supply to upgrade my Dell OptiPlex 5050, which is an office PC. It fits perfectly in the small form factor case and provides enough power for the system's needs.The installation was straightforward, and the unit is compact yet feels solid. It runs quietly, which is a big plus since this PC is mainly used for work purposes. Despite being an affordable power supply, it has been reliable, and I haven’t experienced any issues with stability or overheating.Overall, if you're looking for a budget-friendly, efficient power supply for a compact PC like the Dell OptiPlex 5050, this one does the job well!

No complaints. Great size for an ITX system.Runs well with an old 6th gen PC for general computing.

So far it is working great. It is much quieter than my last power supply but not as quiet as I had hoped but still so much better.Update 9/10/2019 - The power supply is still working but now the fan is going out. It is making some very bad noises. Just a few months past warranty so I will probably have to replace the fan myself. I guess you get what you pay for. At least it is still working and as for problems, it is a fairly easy fix. Not going to knock a star off since it did last over a year and is technically still working as is, I just don't trust the fan anymore.

This is the third one of these PSUs I've bought. This one is for an ITX case I bought a while back and wanted to update. Another one is in this silly old Dell by my foot -- it's not the right size, but I was able to secure it and it's working. Not sure where I put the third one. Anyway, for a small power supply they work very nicely, They make plenty of power (at least for any Video Cards you'd be squeezing into a case that needed on of these) Plenty of connectors (almost too many) and nice and quiet. The only way to improve it would be to make at least some of the cables modular - but that would raise the price, and the price is one of the nicest things about this little PSU.Found the other one - it's in a Thermaltake ITX case that could be using a normal sized PSU, so there you go.WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNINGAfter further parts swapping, I have found that - for some reason - older motherboards don't like it. A Supermicro Socket 775 was completely dead when I plugged it on - Same with an older Socket 478 Pentium 4 board. Then I plugged it into a N4105 board and it worked absolutely fine. So if you're buying for an older PC, stay away from this.