Enhance ENP-8345L 450W Modular Platinum Flex ATX Power Supply for Small Form Factor Systems, 3 Year Warranty

This power supply nearly brought tears to my eyes. Such a godsend. If you have an itty bitty itx PC, this is the one. This is surely the one. If it's a larger itx PC, these cables may not reach : ) but try and return it if they're too short.

The cables are very, very short. This is basically for super small form factor only, but I don't know why you'd buy this unless you wanted to do something small form factor. Only real complaint is that its a bit noisy, the actual sound volume is very low but it's kinda whiny if you're sitting right next to it, not sure if it's the fan or coil whine from the PSU itself. Overtek offers noctua fans on other models, I think if they made this with the option for a noctua fan (and also the 600w version of this), it would be perfect, but I've seen there's potential issues with that so it's not a big deal. Very nice build quality with soft wires so it's easier to manage in tight spaces. The mounting holes on both sides also really helped since I was designing/printing a case, that (and the diagrams they gave) made incorporating the PSU way easier

This might be a great power supply, but I could not power it up because the cables were so short, basically 7 in Long that I couldn't actually plug it into my motherboard.I've never encountered a power supply with such short cables. This might be fine for a really small micro box, but for anything else it is unusable.Plus there were no instructions and no AC power cable included. So I sent it back.i

Amazing little psu.

I was torn between the well known Silverstone (not modular) and a very cheap Apevia. The reviews on the Enhance (I didn't know the brand) led me to make this choice and the price was somewhat in the middle (a bit steep really, let's hope prices go down). I installed in a K39 v3 case (Asus motherboard, i5 9400 with stock cooler, no graphics board) without any issues, plugged and go. At first I tried two less cables, but you need to devote one cable to the CPU power, else it won't work. So, only one cable was left unused. No power button either, as some commented but at this case size it's probably sensible. Looks well built, silent. So far, so good!

At first I was skeptical, never heard of the name brand. But noticed it had a platinum rating. So I figured it couldn't be that bad. But, I hooked it up in my SSF build 5.8l case. Fit perfectly, very quite. Infact I'm stunned every time I turn it on. If not for the light I wouldn't even know it was running. The whole computer is very very by far the quietest computer I've ever built. Not sure how much that is saying, seeing how most of my computers are complete custom builds cooling loop and all. And one is open case design. But I guess I just never noticed how loud my PC's are until I turned this one on for the first time.5.8 Liter CaseEnhance 450w power supply.Asus RTX 4060 Low Profile gpuAsus B760ITX32 GB DDR5 6000mt CL30 ramIntel I5 12400f cpuKingston 4tb m.2 SSDLG 27" monitor nano isp 1440p.I needed a SSF computer for my old lady, and lugging around gaming laptop was getting to be a hassle every weekend. So seeing how she didn't have a lotta room in her apt. I decided to go small. And it's been very nice.

As quiet as you can expect for the form factor - works great!! So far very reliable and runs cool.

There are not a lot of choices for modular flex atx sized power supplies so finding this was a pleasant surprise. The soft silicone cables are very easy to manage and at ~240W sustained gaming load the fan is not audible over the other quiet fans in my system. It is worth paying attention to the cable lengths, in my build the EPS cable was about 5cm too short but thanks to the modular connectors it was easy enough to build a longer cable. Highly recommend checking this out, Enhance is one of the best brands for power supplies of this size.