SilverStone Technology SX500-G 500W SFX Fully Modular 80 Plus Gold PSU with Improved 92mm Fan & Japanese Capacitors, SST-SX500-G

Using for a HTPC, found the fan noise acceptable for this build (i5 9th gen - no video) and very small. Note, the new form factor did cause an issue requiring purchase of ATX style bracket.

I have purchased a couple of these SilverStone SFX power supplies. First (450 model) is still in uses after 5 years. These little SFX units are the best out there. Make sure you choose a gold modular model with flat cables. Very quiet when not under full load.

This came exactly as advertised, no damage whatsoever and was exactly what I needed to get my computer back in great working condition! I've had it installed for several months and have run several heat intensive programs and have no issues.

Great so far

It works fine with no excess loudness but for a modular SFX design, some of the supplied cables have extra terminators that leave excess cabling when building a small form factor build out.

Good and reasonably priced

It works beautifully, makes no noise, but i despise the cables, they're so stiff and very difficult to work with in a Phanteks shift 2.

Bought this for a mini ITX case. Components are as followsEVGA 2080 TI (250W TDP)AMD R7 5700X (65W TDP)Gigabyte B550I 1.3 (30W TDP)Samsung 980 2TB M2Corsair Vengeance DDR4 16x2@3000MhzNoctua NH-L9a-AM4The system would run fine under some heavy loads. But the occasional power spike would crash the entire system even with >100W of headroom. Ran every debugging step I could think of before testing an 850W PSU. Haven't had a system crash since.