FSP Mini ITX Solution | Flex ATX 500W 80 Plus Gold Certified Efficiency ≥90% Full Range Active PFC Power Supply (FSP500-57FDB) Flex Guru 500W
Original price was: $149.99.$140.69Current price is: $140.69.
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4.5 out of 5 stars
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Model
FSP300-57FCB
FSP500-50FDB
Modularity
Fully Modular
Non-Modular/Direct Cable Output
90% Efficiency Conversion: The efficiency of your power supply is critical since it directly affects your system’s performance.
Application Field, Industrial PC, Point of Sale System, Network Communication, Surveillance Edge Computer, Home Theater Personal Computer, NAS Server, Gaming & Creator PC, Comes with a 1U mounting bracket.
Intelligent fan speed control with ball bearing fan| black coat finish, Direct cable output
Safety Protection, UVP (Under Voltage Protection), OVP (Over Voltage Protection), OTP (Over Temperature Protection), SCP (Short Circuit Protection), OPP (Over Power Protection)
Multifunctional Design: The FlexGURU Series includes a 1U bracket and an L bracket, which turns the FlexGURU Pro 500W into a 1U IPC power supply.
Made in Taiwan and the FlexGURU series utilizes full 100% Japanese Electrolytic Capacitors to offer stable outputs and long-term reliability.
5 Y-Warranty
Customers say
Customers appreciate the power supply’s quiet operation, functionality, and reliability. They find it works well for their projects and has a high power factor. The small size is also appreciated, making it easy to install.
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Original price was: $149.99.$140.69Current price is: $140.69.
Franklin Reid –
Quiet Flex ATX PSU
Historically i’ve avoided any computer case that needed a flex ATX PSU. I just have had bad experiences with them being super noisy when u draw a lot of power. The FSP Flex ATX 300W PSU surprisingly changes the game when it comes to my experience.
Pros – What more can I say aside from this thing is silent, I have it running in my server with 8x 3.5mm HDD”s running proxmox and it is silent, not a peep.
Cons – wish it had a 6 or 8 pin VGA power connector to at least put in a low powered GPU into my rig, guess my RX 6400 will have to do for now.
Other than that it does what you expect, provide power to your system, tho I wish it was 80+ platnium or at least gold, bronze is meh.
Yasser ElMadany –
A good power supply
I tried it , it works properly, but I was wishing it to be a modular for easy installation.
James R. –
Good: small footprint, Bad: not really “modular”
I bought this FSP power supply for use with a Mini-ITX build in a small case. The power supply is nice and small, and that made it easy to install. However I do have a problem with the “modular” description, because it really isn’t modular in the same sense as regular ATX power supplies. With regular ATX power supplies, you have multiple sockets on the power supply to plug in only what you really need. The issue with this FSP is that it only has 3 sockets; two of them is for the 20+4 and 12v wiring harness (a combined harness). That leaves one socket for peripherals like SATA and these cables are all multi-plug, so there is no real “modularity” since you still have to plug everything in. I’m only using one SATA drive and I have to use a long cable with 3 SATA power plugs on it! Aside from that, so far the power supply itself has been running good. The fan noise is low, a standard Intel CPU cooler fan is louder in comparison.
Jake Rice –
Quiet For Flex PSU!
Some other reviews say otherwise, but in my case, as well as my pc case haha, itâs actually very quiet FOR A FLEX PSU. Sure there is some noise if youâre very close to it. But if itâs across the room, like a HTPC I hardly hear it, if at all. Powers my 1060 gpu very well, you will have to buy a gpu plug adapter, I I personally got a molex to 6 pin for very cheap on Amazon as well. Very happy with this purchase and will be my go to for flex psuâs if I only need 300w.
Zone-One –
High Quality – Flex Guru 500W
ITX / ATX Flex Guru 500W – Very good PSU.
NOTE: You may need SATA to Molex adapters if additional fans are used.
Paul A. –
SO quiet
Replaced noisy stock ITX case PSU with this Flex ATX 500W and am super happy with how quiet it is.
I noticed the PSU I replaced had its fan on the outside near the power blade, whereas this PSU has the fan internally to the outside of your case, so, even mutes the already quiet fan dB level even more.
I would give this PSU 6 stars if I could.
damon d spilsbury –
Love it
using this to replace cheap 400W power supply. My computer is working now
T Who –
Do yourself a favor and don’t buy this
Loud, runs hot, and stiff stock cables. Besides this being a modular flex ATX PSU, there’s not much good I can say about it.