SilverStone Technology 350 Watt Flex ATX Power Supply with Fixed Cables and 80 Plus Gold with 6Pin PCIe Connector SST-FX350-G-USA, Black(Lead-Free Paint) 350W FLEX FX350-G

Very stable power supply ! I use it for power up motherboards on my test bench.

The power supply functions. The motherboard ATX cable is difficult to bend, which makes it hard to work with in SFF cases. I put mine in a sub 5 litre case so the cable either pushes hard on the motherboard USB headers or causes a side panel bump.

Solid PSU. Fits nicely into a Watchguard M470 firewall that runs OpnSense. Do note that the fan when it kicks in is a bit louder than desired, and there are several guides on how to change out the fan. Note: Those guides will void warranty, and heed the advice given - don't use a Noctua fan, it doesn't shift enough air.

The media could not be loaded. What can I say. It works. All problems listed are because of the loud fan (for a desktop). The reason why half the people say it's loud and the other half say it isn't, is probably because it's a 1U "rack" PSU. Considering the 120dB+ jet engine-sounding server racks, a 60dB jet engine is a nice change. But a 60dB jet engine sound on my desktop, in my room, heck, even in a 40ft x 40ft home, is annoying for the entire floor. -Fun fact: Fan noise on their website is listed as "20dB minimum". -Fun fact #2: The fan included is a Jamicon, sold as a server fan. Explains the noise. -The fan looks easy to remove, but isn't: No, you can't just remove the two fan screws and unplug it. You have to open the PSU, which is dangerous. -Annoying screws: It seems like they know the fan is the main problem with this PSU, and they've done everything to annoy you: There's one warranty sticker on one screw (classic), but they also put ANOTHER "V1.0" sticker, hiding another screw, next to the fan. So when you finally lift the top open, you realize you twisted the metal enclosure by opening it. Included video shows before/after changing the fan to a decent one... No, I don't hear the new one either.

There is a reason they don't show you images showing all the cables viewable and probably would not have very many returns if they set that expectation for the customer. I put this in the A09 itx 3.8L case with 7700X 105W CPU for a productivity machine... There was no way all those cables were going to fit in there so I removed all but the motherboard power cables. Tested everything out before putting in the case and fan was not loud because the system was idle. Several minutes after getting into the case this thing sounded like a server room or vacuum cleaner when it comes to noise level. I was going to replace the fan with Noctua but it was going to be a challenge and found info that expressed that it may not provide enough airflow to properly cool this Power Supply but I will research more to validate. This thing does a great job for my needs and the cables might not need to be modified if you were to go into a larger case but you really can't get much smaller than this A09.