EVGA 460 BP

Brand
EVGA
Model
460 BP
$38–$42estimated range · from catalog price Sep 2, 2026

EVGA 460 BP: compact 80+ Bronze ATX 460W budget PSU launched Nov 2020; no ATX 3.0/12VHPWR; 120 mm depth and 3‑year warranty.

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ReleasedNov 2020
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Wattage450 W
Efficiency80 + Bronze
Form factorATX
ModularYes
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Product overview

Released November 18, 2020 as the entry model of EVGA’s BP 80 PLUS Bronze family, the 460 BP is a compact 120 mm–deep ATX power supply with a 3‑year warranty. EVGA’s BP series announcement and materials place it in late 2020.

Positioned as a budget unit, it exists to power affordable desktop and gaming builds without extras. Its 460 W–class output fits budget builds and mid‑range gaming with modest CPUs/GPUs, and it omits ATX 3.0/3.1 and native 12VHPWR support in favor of standard 6+2‑pin PCIe leads. Notable: at 120 mm long, it’s EVGA’s shortest ATX PSU to date.

Best for
  • budget builds
  • mid-range gaming
Official product specifications

Specifications

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Wattage450 W
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Wattage
450 W
Efficiency
80 + Bronze
Modular
Yes
Eco Mode
No
Form factor
ATX
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