EVGA

EVGA 600 BR

Expert rating6.2 / 10

Wattage:: 600 W
80 PLUS Rating:: Bronze
Modularity:: Non-Modular
ATX Standard:: ATX 2.x

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Manufacturer: EVGA Last updated: 2026-09-12

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EVGA 600 BR Review

For the cheapest EVGA power supply that still carries an 80 PLUS Bronze badge, the EVGA 600 BR is a bare-bones, non-modular unit aimed squarely at budget office and light-gaming builds.

We'd only recommend this for a low-power build, a media PC, or a first budget gaming rig with something like a GTX 1650 or RX 6400. One PCIe connector caps what GPU you can realistically run, and the 3-year warranty is short compared to EVGA's own Gold-tier units.

Where It Fits

The 600 BR is EVGA's entry point, built on an older single-switch HEC platform rather than the FSP or Super Flower platforms behind EVGA's G/GA/G+ lines. It's fine for undemanding loads but shows its age in ripple and voltage regulation compared to modern DC-DC designs.

Comparison to Alternatives

Against the Corsair CX550M, the 600 BR gives up modular PCIe/SATA cables and lands with only a single 8-pin connector, making the CX550M the better pick for anyone with a mid-range GPU. Against the MSI MAG A750BN, the 600 BR trades 150W of headroom for a lower price at the very bottom of the budget tier.

Our verdict

Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.

Expert rating6.2 / 10

A rock-bottom budget unit that does the job for light loads but should be skipped for anything beyond entry-level gaming.

Best for

Office PCs and HTPCs
Entry-level builds with a GTX 1650/RX 6400-class GPU
Buyers on a strict sub-$50 PSU budget

Not for

Mid-range or high-end GPUs
Anyone wanting modular cables
Long-term 24/7 workstation use

Specifications

What these specs mean

Identity

Brand	EVGA
Model Number	600 BR

Output and rails

+12V Rail Amperage	50 A
Single +12V Rail	Yes

GPU power delivery

PCIe 6+2-pin Connectors	2

Connector inventory

EPS 8-pin Connectors	1
SATA Connectors	6
Molex Connectors	3

Form factor and fit

Length	140 mm
Colour	Black

Cooling

Fan Bearing	Sleeve

Build quality

Topology	Single-switch forward converter
MTBF	100000 hours

Cables

Modularity	Non-Modular

Monitoring, protection and price

Protections	OCP, OVP, SCP, OTP
Price	44.99 USD
Warranty	3 years

Wattage	600 W
80 PLUS Rating	Bronze
ATX Standard	ATX 2.x
Form Factor	ATX
12V-2x6 Connectors	0
Zero-RPM Mode	No
Sleeved Cables	No
Connector Count	1x 24-pin ATX, 1x EPS 4+4, 2x PCIe 6+2-pin, 6x SATA, 3x Molex (all fixed)
Fan Size	120 mm
Fan Model / Bearing	120mm sleeve bearing
OEM / Platform	HEC (Great Wall)
Japanese Capacitors	No
Cable Lengths	24-pin 500mm, EPS 500mm, PCIe 450mm, SATA 500mm

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the EVGA 600 BR (600W/80+ Bronze/Non-Modular/ATX 2.x/Entry-Level Value Pick)?

Key specs for the EVGA 600 BR: Wattage 600 W, Modularity Non-Modular, Fan Size 120 mm, Warranty 3 years, 80 PLUS Rating Bronze, Form Factor ATX.

Will the EVGA 600 BR (600W/80+ Bronze/Non-Modular/ATX 2.x/Entry-Level Value Pick) work with my current setup?

The EVGA 600 BR (600W/80+ Bronze/Non-Modular/ATX 2.x/Entry-Level Value Pick) lists Wattage is 600 W. Check that against the hardware you already own before buying, since this is the field that most often decides whether a part fits.

Who is the EVGA 600 BR (600W/80+ Bronze/Non-Modular/ATX 2.x/Entry-Level Value Pick) best suited to?

Best suited to: Office PCs and HTPCs; Entry-level builds with a GTX 1650/RX 6400-class GPU; Buyers on a strict sub-$50 PSU budget.

What are the drawbacks of the EVGA 600 BR (600W/80+ Bronze/Non-Modular/ATX 2.x/Entry-Level Value Pick)?

Not the best fit for: Mid-range or high-end GPUs; Anyone wanting modular cables; Long-term 24/7 workstation use.