Review on 💡 850W Fully Modular Power Supply - 80+ Gold Certified with RGB Light Mode by Adolfo Goins

**UPDATE February 22, 2021 I ended up fighting with my credit card to get my money back. The PSU is still a POS and not even a decent doorstop. I removed the power pack and the filters are cheap Chinese junk and protrude from below. Instead I decided to use it for target shooting. **UPDATE 12/30/2020. I replaced this power supply with an ACTUAL Cooler Master 80+ Bronze power supply. All my stability and random crashing issues have been resolved. I looked inside the PSU case and the caps are sticking out. Smells awful (reminiscent of ammonia). The company cannot be contacted and they have not answered my emails or my calls (they have a foreign number and I used a Cantonese speaking friend to translate. No response. Only buy this if you are willing to sell your components I figured I could bring the cost down with a new build (Ryzen 7 2700 and RTX 2070 with 32GB 3600MHz RAM) as this PSU said it was 80 Plus certified.Worked great and noticed it"almost" reached the same core clock that my old TT PSU had. After a while the overclocking became more unstable and I kept lowering the frequency for the CPU and GPU. Now the PSU just shuts down randomly. It drops the Significantly cuts voltage on 8th CPU pin and then cuts supply Looks like the components used are not designed to last forever There is enough room outside the chassis bottom I'm pro e some in the house sleep with pets. Power Air Intake - Filter with a screen I installed. Dust does not clog the air intake (see this review). I would avoid this product. It was also disappointing, it has two PCIe connectors for the GPU/Addl processor but they only provide one PCIe power cable. Save yourself the hassle and spend a little more to get a better deal. There isn't even phone support in the US. You must call Asia. Installation was fine but the connectors are cheap and break (this happened to two of my SATA connectors and I had to tape them to prevent short circuits). The mounting clips on the socket are also weak and you have to force them to close and "marry". The RGB effect is not controllable except when it is turned off (you press and hold the ECO button for 5 seconds), but this setting is not retained after you turn off the PC. The same applies to ECO mode. Please avoid this power source.