Ant Esports VS500L NonModular High Efficiency Gaming Power Supply/PSU with 1 x PCIe and 120mm Silent Fan

I’ve been running the Ant Esports VS500L 500W SMPS with my desktop setup: - Motherboard: Gigabyte H110M-H (BIOS F28b) - CPU: Intel Core i5 6th Gen - RAM: 16GB DDR4 - Storage: 240GB SSD + 1TB HDD - GPU: NVIDIA Quadro K620 - Cabinet: Elite 1100 (compact, airflow-friendly) ⚙️ Performance & Compatibility - The VS500L handles this configuration smoothly, even during extended work sessions involving light 3D rendering and multitasking. - The Quadro K620 is a low-power GPU (~45W TDP), so the 500W PSU provides ample headroom. - No signs of voltage instability, random reboots, or overheating. 🔇 Noise & Thermals - The 120mm fan is surprisingly quiet. - The PSU stays cool inside the Elite 1100, which has decent airflow despite its compact size. 🔌 Connectors & Fit - Comes with all the essentials: 1x PCIe 6-pin, 4x SATA, 1x Molex, and 24-pin ATX. - Cable length is just right for a mid-tower like the Elite 1100—no stretching or clutter. ⚠️ Things to Note - No 80 Plus certification, so don’t expect ultra-high efficiency. - Not ideal for future upgrades to high-end GPUs (like RTX 3060 or above). - Basic protection features (OCP, OVP) are present, but not as robust as premium brands. 💰 Value & Verdict For around ₹2,000–₹2,200, this PSU is a solid choice for budget-conscious builds like mine. It’s a no-frills unit that gets the job done reliably. If you’re running a similar setup—especially with a low-power GPU like the Quadro K620—it’s a great match

I was in search of a cheap & best PSU, I was going to buy Antec or Corsair but suddenly I saw this PSU, that was not in my knowledge that Ant Esports is also manufacturing PSU. So just for trial basis I ordered 2 PSUs. I have used Computer Case, Processor Cooling kit of this Co., Ant Esports is an Indian Co. but making international standard products, mostly products are superb. Better quality & reasonable rates attract to buy this Company's Products. The PSU is really superb, look wise, quality wise and mainly rate wise. 500W is enough for a mid range Desktop. All the connectors are there for every Desktop Part. PSU is much heavy, this is sign that manufacturer has used good quality components and heavy heat sinks inside the PSU. Cables are lil bit light and colored, nowadays all the black cables look good, Co. can improve in this. Overall the PSU is superb at this price range. Thanks to amazon to provide such good products at better price and for fast, on time & safe delivery.

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my old pc started giving warnings of power surge and i understood that the psu needs a replacement. my pc is a very old i3 based one, with asus mainboard, 4x4gb ddr3 ram, geforce gts 730 graphics card, 2 drives (one ssd, one hdd), 2 usb3 hubs and usual peripherals (usb keyboard, mouse, webcam). i chose this 500w psu because the price was competitive and i wanted to have a decently powered psu as i had several peripherals connected to the mainboard. delivery was super-fast (next day) from amazon. installation was quick. all the cables are having decent length to reach the farthest corner of the motherboard. fan is silent enough and having a good throw of air above the processor fan. i noticed my processor core temparature is staying at 42-46 degrees in idle condition. earlier it used to stay at 49-52 degrees with my previous psu (a coolermaster 450w). i have been using this psu for 2 weeks now. no issues, no power surge warnings, no restarts. hope it lasts longer, just like my previous coolermaster 450w (which lasted almost 15 years).

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I purchased the VS 500 l power supply, expecting reliable performance at 500 watts, but it's proven to be a very cheap quality product. My entire PC consumes only around 200 watts, leaving me with plenty of overhead. However, every time I install a graphics card, my system fails to power on. It’s incredibly frustrating to see a supposedly 500-watt PSU struggle to run a GPU that requires only 78 to 90 watts. Initially, I thought it might be an issue with my setup, so I tested two different graphics cards, and I faced the same problem each time. The moment I plug in any graphics card, the PSU simply shuts down my entire system. When I remove the graphics card, everything powers up without a hitch. I can't help but feel let down. This power supply can’t handle the basic demands of a modern GPU, which is unacceptable for a product marketed as having 500 watts of power. I expected better performance based on the specs, but it’s clear that I wasted my money on this shameful product. If you're considering the VS 500 l for your PC build, save your time and invest in a more reliable power supply instead. Go for crossair or collermaster.

I have been building PCs for over 12 years at this point. Previously I was using a corsair cx500(80+ Bronze cetified) which I bought for Rs.4015 in 2015. My PC was in store for around 10 months and when I turned it on the corsair PSU blew up. Usually I never go for cheap PSUs as using a good PSU increases the life of the components. Since this PC is around 6 years old I decided to go for a cheaper PSU. My computer powered by this PSU is working fine and stable. I can't comment on the quality of the power or the capacitor quality. It has plenty of connectors and it even includes a molex connector. My only complaint is that it the SATA power cables are not a good fit. You need to apply a lot of pressure to connect it. Another demerit is except the 20+4 pin connector all other connectors are not braided. The AC mains cable included is a European plug(It doesn't have a ground pin but it will fit with Indian sockets). Make sure to buy a good 3 pin AC mains cable to ensure proper earthing. If you are having a good quality build or are a overclocker go for 80+ bronze certified PSU always. It's not worth the risk to get you expensive new build destroyed by a bad quality PSU.