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650W MSI MAG A650GN II 80 Plus Gold ATX Power Supply

$25

$70

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Woot! has 650W MSI MAG A650GN II 80 Plus Gold ATX Power Supply on sale for $24.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

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  • 80 PLUS Gold
  • Non-modular
  • Compact sizing
  • Full-Bridge + DC-DC +LLC
  • Single Rail Design
  • Industrial level protection with OVP, OCP, SCP, OPP,OTP

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Woot! has 650W MSI MAG A650GN II 80 Plus Gold ATX Power Supply on sale for $24.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

Thanks to Community Member pennysave for sharing this deal.

Details:
  • 80 PLUS Gold
  • Non-modular
  • Compact sizing
  • Full-Bridge + DC-DC +LLC
  • Single Rail Design
  • Industrial level protection with OVP, OCP, SCP, OPP,OTP

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Written by SaltyOne | Staff

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Written by pennysave

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Today 6:19 AM
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NeatCable281Today 6:19 AM
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Cheap and decently good. B+ on SPL? Not sure
Non modular
No 12VHPWR
Last edited by NeatCable281 November 13, 2026 at 11:45 PM.
Today 6:22 AM
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scholzpdxToday 6:22 AM
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Significantly better than the $30 Raidmax, SAMA or Thermaltake units.

V1 was B+ rated on SPL's list, which is incredible for this price. This one (V2) looks to be updated but reportedly has the same topology. Weird that it also came out in 2026... Maybe they are the same thing.
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Today 6:55 AM
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Joined Dec 2016
juanjohnsonToday 6:55 AM
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Quote from scholzpdx View quoted comment :
Significantly better than the $30 Raidmax, SAMA or Thermaltake units. V1 was B+ rated on SPL's list, which is incredible for this price. This one (V2) looks to be updated but reportedly has the same topology. Weird that it also came out in 2026... Maybe they are the same thing.
It's sad that this kind of psu will only work with entry level pc's now, great for budget builds though. If I didn't have half a dozen 1200watt plus units I would grab a few.
Today 7:06 AM
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CharlesM1931Today 7:06 AM
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Wow, actually a slick deal for a first PC build/media server etc
Today 7:07 AM
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Joined Jul 2019
CharlesM1931Today 7:07 AM
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Quote from NeatCable281 View quoted comment :
Cheap and decently good. B+ on SPL? Not sureNon modularNo 12VHPWR
People still supporting Nvidia with a known power delivery design flaw is insane to me and don't blame the cable. It's a flaw from a design standpoint.
Today 7:14 AM
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ElatedSpaniel543Today 7:14 AM
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If anyone is feeling adventurous, two of these together would make a very cheap 1300W PSU. Just need a case that supports it and put some thought (and research) into the wiring. It can be done!
Today 7:22 AM
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Joined Jul 2017
fintlewoodlewixToday 7:22 AM
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Quote from ElatedSpaniel543 View quoted comment :
If anyone is feeling adventurous, two of these together would make a very cheap 1300W PSU. Just need a case that supports it and put some thought (and research) into the wiring. It can be done!
Not especially efficient, though, methinks.

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Today 7:35 AM
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Joined Aug 2014
jo55joToday 7:35 AM
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Non-modular design meaning power cables are permanently attached. If you don't use all the cables, you have to tuck them away, instead of being able to detach them totally.
Today 9:40 AM
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Joined Aug 2023
FaithfulGame3171Today 9:40 AM
124 Comments
This is one of those things you stock up when it's cheap. Gather all the components little by little for the next build.
Today 10:17 AM
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Joined Sep 2016
thelogananddaddybandToday 10:17 AM
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Grabbed one. Might try to revive some parts. Ty op

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