Raidmax Hybrid 630W ATX12V/EPS12V Power Supply RX-630SS

This power supply was purchased as part of a new mid-ATX build. It works. The blue lights are cool, if you like that sort of thing. I kinda have a blue light thing going on in my computer case, so this unit was a good fit. It provides plenty of power for what I do. The fan is super quiet. For the record, I didn't use a majority of the cords coming out of this box. It's not fully modular, only semi. If you don't use the cords, they are still going to be inside your case. It's a hybrid. That might be worth noting for some users. I didn't care. The price was good for a reasonably high-powered, lighted power supply. So far, I'm very happy with its appearance and performance.

...Ok not really. I got the 630watt for some upgrades I'd like to do. Price point was right although recently some have received DOA.Fortunately mine was fineOnce installed ( and reset CMOS), The fan is quite---and Raidmax dimensions are accurate in that it is: 150mm (-6inch) by 155mm (+6in) by 86mm (-3.5in) so it fit my case.. I mention this because both Newegg and Amazon list different specs... The main 24ATX is connected, as is the CPU power. the other lines snap to Komoda (like half cables) connectors so cable management is acheived. I found the cables long enough and the black mesh wrap for aesthetics maintains a clean look. Plenty of Molex, the PCIe and at least 3 SATA cables all included. Glad I got it...

I wanted an economical power supply for my kids computer because I added a video card and the old one wasn't up to the task. I was very surprised at the quality of this power supply for the amount of money I paid for it. The first thing you notice is the weight of it. Easily weighs 4 times the amount of the one it replaced. Also I like the fact that you can remove the power leads you dont need so they don't clutter up the case. It rivals my OCZ power supply that I paid more than twice for. So Far it's been working great and I'm glad I purchased this one.

Piece of junk. The manufacturer spent more money putting LEDs into the power supply than putting in a quality fan for cooling the unit. I have had 3 of these units now, and every fan has a ball bearing go bad within 3 months and all I hear is the grinding annoyingness that goes along with it. Save yourself the headache, and get a better power supply from a manufacturer who knows it's more important to invest in good parts than to make it glow.

Pros:Gets the job done at an excellent priceSort of modular, i would say 90%Came with just enough cables for my buildLots of little mesh holes for sufficient coolingCons:Led's didn't work! That was half the reason I bought it...I would buy again if i am as cheap in the future. No sense complaining about something as superficial as some blue lights. But i think it would be misleading if i awarded this product 5 stars.

My experience with this power supply thus far has been very good. It's running very consistently and the semi-modular cables make wire management easy. The fan is quiet and the blue leds are a nice feature. For the price I'm very happy.

I was looking for a cheap power supply for a build I was doing. This thing worked at first but then started intermittently not working or powering off during boot up. Not worth a replacement so I just returned it and decided to spend the extra money and buy a higher quality PS. Would not recommend this to anyone, even on a budget there are better choices out there.

It was used, but I at least expected all the parts to be included. However the cable to hook up dual video cards was not in the box, meaning i couldn't even hook one video card due to the strange "modular" design of this module. Amazon however was kind enough to credit me enough to get a suitable cable from them. the cable I got is much shorter then what i should have, but i refused to send the item back and start over, that would have left me with a dead PC. Overall the missing part problem was solved, but this cabling design is not something you want for a custom PC build, it's called "modular" but it still has a hand full of cables sticking out the back, and they are all male...which means any modular cabling you have from other pc builds is completely useless. So by my definition this power supply is not modular, and is freagin backwards. But it does the job, and the price was to good to pass up.