Armaggeddon Voltron Platinum 850W Black Full Modular. Purchased in 2019-2020 for a new PC. At first glance, it seemed like a quality build, thick metal unlike other power supplies where you can bend the outer metal with your hand, relatively heavy and with very good quality ports. Until early 2025, it worked normally without causing any problems whatsoever. From 2025 onwards, when you pressed the Power button on the computer, it made a tick sound and the computer would not turn on. I added Silica Gel packets inside the computer case (at the bottom, not at the top where the power supply is) believing that humidity was affecting it, and for about two months it worked just fine. After that, even this didn't work, so I tried an old 1000W Full Modular power supply from around 2005-2006-2007, without putting it inside the PC, just by connecting the cables from this PSU, and the computer worked fine, so the problem was caused by the PSU. I did some tests and measurements with this (Armageddon Voltron) and found that when it has power and the computer is off, if you turn off the PSU switch, press the PC power button while there is no power, you hear the tick, and then turn the PSU switch back on, the computer turns on and works normally. I believe that one or more capacitors must no longer be working and that's why it can't maintain stability during startup. I don't remember exactly how much I bought it for, but it was definitely cheap for its features. Fortunately, it didn't burn anything, but I wouldn't recommend it, it's better to get another one because in 3-4, at most 5 years, it will cause problems.

It lasted for a year and it cost a hundred euros... at least it didn't burn the motherboard... if they replace it for me, I will give it another star... what can I say...