Testseek.com have collected 15 expert reviews of the EVGA 500B 100-B1-0500-KR Power Supply 500W and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for EVGA 500B 100-B1-0500-KR Power Supply 500W.
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extremely affordable, good looking, excellent 5V stability, excellent minor rail ripple suppression, fully sleeved cables
no heatsink on bridge rectifier
EVGA's older and less efficient precursor to the 500B is no great gift to the world of power supplies. There are no new groundbreaking technologies in the housing. You don't get a bag full of stickers, zip ties, posters, or any other tomfoolery that you d...
The EVGA 500B is very much an inexpensive entry level product and that is exactly how it performed for us today. That said, it is also very much a passing inexpensive entry level product and we don't often get to say that. The downside to all of this is...
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Published: 2013-09-09, Author: Tris , review by: legitreviews.com
When we set our eyes upon the EVGA 500B, we already knew that it was designed to present a high-value option to advanced users on a tight budget, not a product designed to please the most hardcore of enthusiasts, therefore our expectations regarding its q...
very good voltage regulation on the 12V rail, excellent stability on the 5V rail, cheapity cheap cheap, good looking, shallow housing,
could use a few zip ties in the packaging,
With the 500B, EVGA did pretty much what they set out to do - release a good, solid, no frills power supply at an affordable price. No, it doesn't have the performance of the Supernova units, but it really doesn't have to. That kind of performance cost...
Abstract: Video Review: The EVGA 500B 500W Power Supply is a quality, affordable solution for anyone who's on a budget. It's 80 Plus Bronze certified, has a single +12V rail, comes with a quiet 120mm fan & a 3 year warranty. ...
Abstract: AMD is lagging behind a little, but Intel and Nvidia clearly show what the latest trend is: better performance at a lower level of power consumption. As a result, even a 500 watt power supply is more than enough for a PC with a powerful processor and gr...
Abstract: More and more recently we are seeing mini-ITX boards with full size desktop like features and performance. Recently EVGA joined that club with the release of the Z87 Stinger. Today we will take a look at that board along with their GTX 760 FTW! All powered by their 500B PSU...
Abstract: It's been a while since we did a group test of PC power supplies, so today we'll take a closer look at 19 PSUs in the 500-550 watt segment. While 500 watts might sound low in the ears of most hardware enthusiasts, for the vast majority of PCs it's more...
After releasing some impressive high-end power supplies, EVGA now tries its hand at more affordable models. The EVGA Bronze 500W is 80Plus Bronze certified and comes at an average price of £43 / €60. All things considered, it's a bit better than average...
