Question 1

I've heard this company is using Andyson instead of Young Year now, can anyone confirm that this is what is sold here?

Accepted Answer

I have already installed the PSU and did not note the UL number. But l did check Andyson's as a supplier to the US. Apevia only uses Andyson according to the official supplier documents. And Andyson only manufactures for two brands to the US. Apevia and EVGA. I don't feel like taking my computer apart, but maybe one weekend I'll try to see if there is a UL number. For all intents - the specs exactly match Andyson and so does Apevia's official supplier lists.

Question 2

Is it fully modular?

Accepted Answer

For your information, the Apevia Prestige Gaming PSU is not modular.

Question 3

What is the warranty on this power supply?

Accepted Answer

This power supply has a 3 year warranty.

Products are warranted against defects in materials, workmanship, and normal wear and tear. Defective parts/products will be replaced at no charge, minus the cost of one-way freight to our facilities. This warranty DOES NOT cover product issues caused by anything other than defects in material and workmanship, and DOES NOT include:

Extended warranties purchased from retailers

Any damage due to improper installation, modification, misuse, negligence, repair, abuse, or accidents

Acts of nature such as earthquake, fire, flooding, lightning, etc.

Failure to follow product instructions

Product compatibility issues

Failure in performing preventative maintenance procedures

Non-Apevia parts received as part of a custom build

Modified products

Products missing serial numbers or warranty stickers/labels

Shipping and transportation damages

Any incidental or consequential damages to other components claimed to be caused by any Apevia product

Any area or purchase out side of USA and Canada

"Warranty void if removed" sticker been removed or cut off

If a defect is found to exist, Apevia will replace the product with a tested, fully-functional unit. Apevia reserves the right to substitute items with those of a different color in the case of a shortage.

Question 4

Will this fit a  asus tuf gaming x570-plus atx am4 motherboard.

part pick says there may be an issue the 4-pin atx power connector

Accepted Answer

It should be a 20 pin or 20+2 for mobo power connector. 4 pin is power for CPU and other components. Will it fit your mobo? Well im sure you know it doesnt go on the mobo, right? If your mobo is an ATX, then the case should use an ATX power supply. The ATX form factor is a consistent set of dimensions that have nothing to do with brand. As long as your case is designed for ATX, then an ATX power supply like this and any other brand of psu labeled as "ATX" will fit.

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Apevia ATX-PR800W Prestige 800W 80+ Gold Certified, RoHS Compliance, Active PFC ATX Gaming Power Supply

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