All voltages are present at the same or (way) higher value according to the sticker so that's good but while Delta is a reputable brand I have no idea about Replace Power and the quality of their PSUs.

Edit: A higher amp rating does not mean it forces more electrons through a circuit. It just means it can 'push' more if necessary.

Doornkaat wrote on 2021-01-19, 14:44:

All voltages are present at the same or (way) higher value according to the sticker so that's good but while Delta is a reputable brand I have no idea about Replace Power and the quality of their PSUs.

Edit: A higher amp rating does not mean it forces more electrons through a circuit. It just means it can 'push' more if necessary.

Thanks! I noticed that Replace Power had some lower watt PSUs such as this one, and they generally have good reviews for those models. Their forays into the "gaming" higher wattage market seem mixed, but nobody said it burned down their house so I'm willing to give it a shot.

Seems like it's hard to find good PSUs under 400watts that are also mATX form factor.

"Replace Power" power supplies are bottom of the barrel component Chinese sweatshop PSU's. Don't waste your money.. spend $5 or $10 more for something reputable that hasn't been click-farm reviewed.

With a power supply you can never have too high of an amp waiting but you can have too low of a rating. Any power supply will only deliver what ever the amount of Amos being called for. Lets say you had a power supply rated for 12 volts 20 amps but your device is only asking for 2 amps at 12 volts then that's all it will push out is the 2 amps.