Evo Labs PSUs
Shop Evo Labs PSUs at Hardvance and shop power supplies designed for efficient delivery, dependable operation and long-term system stability. Compare wattage, efficiency ratings, modular designs and connector support to choose a PSU that fits your build with confidence. Shop trusted brands such as Evo Labs and more.
EVO LABS BR500-12BL 500W PSU, Non-Modular, 80 Plus, ATX
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£17.33 inc VAT- 500W ATX Power Supply Unit with high-efficiency performance
- 120mm black silent cooling fan for improved ventilation
- ATX 2.2/2.3 and ATX 12V compliance for broad compatibility
- 4 SATA, 1 Molex, and 1 CPU connector for ample connectivity
- Power Factor Control (PFC) certified for stable efficiency
- Compact dimensions 150 x 86 x 140 mm with black finish
- 1-year warranty and CE/FCC/RoHS certification included
Evo Labs 750W ATX Power Supply
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£21.54 inc VAT- 750 W ATX power supply for PC systems
- Active cooling with 12 cm fan for improved airflow
- 20+4 pin ATX motherboard connector with 4 SATA and 3 Molex connectors
- CE and ROHS certified with 100000 h MTBF
- Non-modular cabling in ATX 2.3 form factor
- Silent operation at 17 dB noise level
- Compact dimensions: 150 x 140 x 85 mm, weighing 1.5 kg
EVO LABS BR600-12BL 600W High-Efficiency PSU
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£20.72 inc VAT- 600W power supply from EVO LABS
- 120mm silent cooling fan for quiet operation
- ATX 2.2/2.3 compliance with ATX 12V standard
- Power Factor Control (PFC) for improved efficiency
- Multiple connectivity options including SATA, Molex, and PCI-E
Evo Labs PSUs Buying Guide and FAQ
This Evo Labs PSUs range groups units by this feature. Below are the common questions.
What does modular mean on a power supply?
A modular PSU has this feature. It is a useful feature to look for when matching a unit to a modern build.
Do I need a modular power supply?
It depends on your case: SFX units are for small-form-factor builds, while a normal tower takes a standard ATX unit. Match the feature to your parts and case.
What wattage and rating should I pair with it?
Choose wattage around your graphics card, roughly 650 to 750W for mid-range and 850W and up for high-end, and aim for a reputable 80 Plus Gold unit. That combination suits most gaming PCs.