GAMEMAXGM-700 80 Plus Bronze 700W Modular Active PFC 14cm Fan ATX Power Supply Unit - Black

Used on some last minute builds when other psu's stocks were low excellent performance, gamemax are now respected and rightly so I used on rtx3060ti, 3070 and 4070 and a 1000w on a 3090 with excellent performance, watch out corsair.

It's what they call Semi-modular. Some of the cables can be optionally plugged into the PSU and some are built in. I take issue with their choice of their choices.Obviously on a PSU you will need the big motherboard cable and the little motherboard cable. They got that right. However you're unlikely to need the SATA power cable in a modern built with an NVMe SSD but they include the blummin' thing as well.Since this is GameMax the PSU will obviously need to drive a GPU, that PCIe cable is 'modular' when you really have to use it so no need for it to be modular.Finally if you need more PCIe cables there is a socket but no cable. Same with the 12v motherboard cable, there is a socket but no cable.Instead they supply a bunch of SATA and Molex cables that no gamer will really use.In my particular build I used every cable meaning there was no point in me buying semi-modular in the first place, just as a final twist to this story haha.What I would suggest is the hardwired cables should be MoBo Power, 4 Way MoBo 12v and a single ended PCIe 8 way. The modular cables should be 4 way MoBo 12v and an 8 way PCIe. Then one SATA cable with two connectors. Drop Molex. If people need more then they can buy a cable kit with a bunch more cables.

Bought on August 10, 23, now January 14, 24In addition to the noisy cooler, the cable burned out!

This is a good PSU - please bear in mind tho I would rather of had a corsair/evga 600w than this 700.She is lighter than would of expected so do not run to 700WRecommend a build drawing 550W max.

Does what it says on the tin, not sure if you couldn't get something just as good for less

Great item works well and very quiet