MSI MAG A650BE, Semi-Modular Compact 650W ATX Power Supply, 80+ Bronze, Low-Noise Fan, Active PFC Design, 5 Year Warranty

I used this MSI power supply for my recent PC build, and it has been working perfectly. The functionality of the semi modular design is a huge plus. It meant I only had to use the main cables plus the ones I needed for my graphics card, which made building and cable management so much cleaner. When it comes to noise level, this thing is incredibly quiet. I honestly can't even hear the fan running, even when I'm gaming. The 650W of power is more than enough for my system, and it's been providing stable, reliable energy. It came with all the connectors I needed, and the simple black color looks sleek inside my PC case. It feels very sturdy and well built, so I'm not worried about its durability at all. Overall, this is a fantastic, quiet, and reliable power supply that made my PC build much easier.

The MSI MAG A750GL PCIe5 is an excellent power supply for modern gaming PCs. It’s compact, fully modular, and very easy to install, which helps keep cable management clean. The 750W output is perfect for high-end GPUs, and the native 12V-2x6 connector makes it fully ready for PCIe 5.1 graphics cards. It runs quietly and efficiently, with an 80+ Gold certification ensuring stable performance and low heat. The build quality feels premium, and the dual-color cables add a nice visual touch. Backed by a 10-year warranty, this PSU offers outstanding reliability and great value for any gaming or performance build.

This PSU lights up my budget build just fine. Semi-modular means I can go iGPU AM4 3400g, and power draw is minimal. Functions well, and not having to connect any extra cables is a plus. This is built on a test bench, and the aesthetic is clean and simple. Even though the fan spins up and runs as a matter of course, it is dead silent. Two cent advice: Totally worth it for $60, especially if your use case is low demand and you've got nothing more than a GPU (discrete) to connect.

A nice power supply with a modular design to help with removing the excess cables from a micro ATX case. It powers a basic gaming computer with a RTX 5060 TI. No issues at all. Easy to install and to add the cables to my components.

I have been delving into selling pc's on the side. I have sold three mostly budget builds and have used this as a great C-Tier power supply that can support some decent upgrades. I find semi modular designs the best because only the absolute required cables are permanent and then you can add as needed. This unit also has a smaller footprint that makes it nice for Micro ATX builds or even small form factor ITX builds that support ATX power supplies. It runs well, quiet and the cables are nice and flexible. I have used the 650 and 750 watt variations in both for sale builds my personal computers. It is not the cheapest power supply but it is one of, if not the best value for budget to mid tier builds. 5 out of 5.

This power supply worked fine. The voltages were slightly high, but this is probably to compensate for losses in the wire between the power supply and the motherboard and video card. Nice case; nice hardware and cables. Easy to install.

First one (650W 80+ Bronze) I received had a consistent coil whine/electric arc sound. It became especially pronounced when the CPU was under load (loading an application, playing a game, etc) I tried a few methods of trying to get it to stop such as running some stress test software to "break it in" but the noise would never go away. Submitted for a replacement with Amazon and the second one works much quieter with no noticeable coil whine. It sucks to have to play the "lottery" by having to order multiple of these and see which one produces no electric noise, but that can often be expected when buying cheaper PSU models. I really have no other complaints about it. For $60, it should be a serviceable PSU for a budget build.

Working fine on a budget build