The AeroCool LUX 650W is an 80 PLUS Bronze ATX power supply for budget and mid-range gaming PCs. It delivers 650W through a 50A +12V rail, runs quietly at light loads and uses flat black cables that are simple to route.
Key features
- 650W continuous output with a 50A +12V rail (600W)
- 80 PLUS Bronze (230V EU), measured at 90.06% efficiency at 50% load
- Two PCIe 6+2 pin connectors for graphics cards
- 12cm fan that stays under 800 RPM up to 60% load at 25°C
- OPP, OVP, UVP and SCP protection with Active PFC (above 0.9)
Specifications
| Brand | AeroCool |
|---|---|
| Model | LUX 650W (EAN 4718009156241) |
| Output | 650W; +12V 50A (600W); +3.3V and +5V 20A each, 120W combined |
| Efficiency | 80 PLUS Bronze, 230V EU (measured 89.46% / 90.06% / 85.8% at 20% / 50% / 100% load) |
| Standard | ATX12V v2.4 |
| Cabling | Non-modular, flat black cables |
| Connectors | 1x 20+4 pin, 1x CPU 4+4 pin, 2x PCIe 6+2 pin, 5x SATA, 3x Molex |
| Cable lengths | Motherboard 500mm, CPU 550mm, PCIe 450mm, SATA up to 850mm |
| Fan | 12cm with thermal speed control |
| Input | 200-240V AC, 5A, 50-60Hz |
Good to know
It fits any case with a standard ATX power supply bay. There is no native 12V-2x6 cable or ATX 3.x support, and the single CPU 4+4 connector suits boards with one 8-pin CPU input.
FAQ
Is 650W enough for an RTX 5070?
It meets NVIDIA's 650W minimum for the RTX 5070 exactly, and the two PCIe 6+2 plugs connect to the card's adapter. With a high-end CPU or a future GPU upgrade in mind, a 750W unit leaves more margin.
Is the AeroCool LUX 650W modular?
No. All cables are fixed, but they are flat and black, with a 500mm motherboard cable and a 550mm CPU cable that reach behind the tray in most mid-tower cases.
What does 80 PLUS Bronze 230V EU mean?
The unit is tested at 230V, the same as Saudi mains, and must reach 85%, 88% and 85% efficiency at 20%, 50% and 100% load. This model measured 89.46%, 90.06% and 85.8%.