Enhance ENP-7660L 600W Modular Platinum Flex ATX Power Supply for Small Form Factor Systems, 3 Year Warranty

I have this power supply in a Jonsbo NV10 4.5L sandwich build powering a Ryzen 8700G and 5060 low profile. The Velkase non-modular version of this on long backorder and I've bookmarked this for a while. So I saw it finally back on stock and pulled the trigger.The form factor is nice and fits my case. There is no manual. The PSU fan is pretty quiet. Maybe I'm taller and had it mounted on an open test-bench at first, but I didn't notice the mobo sense pin headers where they were. Instead, I kept trying to put it in the middle 3-pin headers before noticing that the bracket was way too small.The cables have a little variety and it's interesting that they're basically making use of the 12VHPWR connector head on the PSU side. There are long and short versions of the 24Pin and PCIE6+2's. There is a single 8Pin CPU cable that is a little long for my build. With the shorter PCIE6+2, I wish it was just a single end to alleviate some cable management.Given my case width, I did need to use a right-angle PCIE8 as the PSU cables weren't flexible enough for the space.

Replaced my Silverstone FX600 with this one for the modularity. It runs very quiet and very easy to install. You get variations of the cables with different lengths needed for any SFF case. Cables are easy to manage. I haven't gotten a chance to really stress test the psu as my whole system only draws around 300w. One small issue I have with it is it runs warmer than the FX600. Even at idle the psu is warm, however its not something to be majorly concerned about.

This is the real deal. Official 600w fully modular flex 1u power supply for small form factor ITX builds. I put a Velka 5 together and this works like a dream it. The stock fan is pretty close to silent and I see no need to upgrade it but people who want a custom noctua fan in it or shorter cables can directly order from Overtek instead of Amazon. For me this was more than good enough. Love, love, love this PSU. Excellent build quality and I trust expensive components with it. Running a Ryzen 5700x and Intel Arcs B570 on it.

QUICK NOTE: the package does not include a power cord. It's fine in my case since I still have the one from my old unit. But for people trying to do a fresh build, it might cause an inconvenience.Other than that, the unit has been great. I used to have an Apevia 500W unit to power a Ryzen 5600+Rtx 4060 LP combo. But that unit becomes extremely unstable once I upgraded to Ryzen 9900x (105W Eco mode + RAM OC) + 4000 Ada SFF, causing my M.2 SSD to fail whenever I run games from it. This PSU perfectly resolves this issue. I have heard rumors of the stock fan being loud, but so far I have not experienced this issue. Coupled with the fact that the PSU is completely modular, this is probably the option at the moment for anyone who is looking to build a SFF 2U-esque PC like mine.