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Black non-modular ATX power supply unit with 20+4-pin main connector and multiple SATA cables visible

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister TXF 600w 500W internal power cable

SKU CH-T3MH-JRNWY

500W ATX power supply with 20+4-pin, 4-pin CPU, Molex, SATA and PCIe connectors for desktop or server builds

  • 500W output powers standard desktop builds
  • 600W peak capacity handles heavy gaming loads
  • 20+4 pin ATX connector fits modern motherboards
  • Active PFC improves power efficiency
  • Five SATA ports connect multiple storage drives

Ruth's sister TXF 600w 500W Power Supply

This 500W ATX unit delivers power to desktop and server builds through a fixed 20+4 pin motherboard connector, a 4-pin CPU plug, three Molex leads, two 6-pin PCIe connectors and five SATA ports. It suits builders assembling a standard office or entry-level gaming system that does not require modular cabling.

Active PFC 164-264V Input Single 12cm Fan

Active power-factor correction handles input voltages from 164 V to 264 V while a single 12 cm fan manages thermals under typical loads. The non-modular design keeps all cables inside the chassis, so airflow depends on case ventilation rather than cable routing choices.

CE FCC Certified Fixed Cable Layout

CE and FCC marks confirm baseline safety compliance for the shipped unit. The permanent cable bundle includes every connector listed above, meaning unused leads must be tucked away during assembly; builders who prefer to connect only the cables they need will find the fixed layout restrictive.

Highlights

  • 500W output powers standard desktop builds
  • 600W peak capacity handles heavy gaming loads
  • 20+4 pin ATX connector fits modern motherboards
  • Active PFC improves power efficiency
  • Five SATA ports connect multiple storage drives

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 20+4-pin ATX and 4-pin CPU cables during installation, and which step is commonly missed?

Plug the 20+4-pin connector fully into the motherboard until the latch clicks, then attach the 4-pin CPU power near the socket; the step often missed is forgetting the 4-pin CPU cable because the main connector feels complete.

Which components inside this non-modular unit are most likely to need replacement after extended use?

The single 12 cm cooling fan is the primary moving part; its bearings can wear over time, and the electrolytic capacitors on the primary side may degrade under continuous load.

What is the first limit reached when this 500 W supply runs at full load for long periods?

The 500 W rated output ceiling is reached before any connector limit; sustained draw at that level stresses the active PFC stage and the single fan's airflow capacity.

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