EVGA 500 W1 (2013) Power Supply

EVGA 500 W1 (2013)

Brand
EVGA
Model
500 W1
$84–$92estimated range · from catalog price Oct 16, 2026

EVGA 500 W1 (2013) is a budget 500W non‑modular ATX PSU with 80+ White efficiency, 40A +12V rail, 2×6+2‑pin PCIe, and 3‑year warranty; no ATX 3.0/12VHPWR.

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ReleasedDec 2013
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Wattage500 W
Efficiency80 + WHITE
Form factorATX
ModularNo
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Product overview

Announced on December 4, 2013, the EVGA 500 W1 (100‑W1‑0500‑KR) belongs to EVGA’s W1 family of entry‑level 80 PLUS “White” ATX power supplies. It’s a budget‑tier, no‑frills, non‑modular 500 W unit meant to cover basic PC power needs at minimal cost.

It provides a single +12 V rail rated at 40 A, 80 PLUS White efficiency, fixed cabling, and a 3‑year warranty. With two 6+2‑pin PCIe connectors but no ATX 3.0 or native 12VHPWR support, it suits straightforward, single‑GPU systems in ATX/micro‑ATX cases and other low‑power builds rather than ATX 3.0 GPUs or heavy overclocking.

Best for
  • budget builds
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Wattage500 W
Higher than 6% of power supplies
Wattage
500 W
Efficiency
80 + WHITE
Modular
No
Eco Mode
No
Form factor
ATX