I am extra picky when it comes to PSUs, mostly because I conduct a lot of tests, which has me find things other reviewers probably don't. This is why the list of cons for this PSU is quite long. However, given its affordable price tag, the Kolink KL-G700FM is a good power supply because it comes with all the necessary protection features, has decent overall performance, and is efficient with normal loads. The cherry on top is the compatibility with timings the ATX spec will require starting in 2020, which also means it supports Alternative Sleep mode capable of reliably taking the system out of sleep mode within five seconds.

The only thing that prevents the KL-G700FM from being fully ATX 2.52 compatible is that that its efficiency is below 70% with 2% of its maximum-rated-capacity load, which can only be remedied by using a particular resonant controller that exploits the LLC burst mode operation to improve efficiency at ultra-light loads.

For €80 (including 19% VAT), you get a PSU that is strong enough to support a potent gaming system. Only having one EPS connector can cause compatibility issues if you plan on using a high-end mainboard along with a power-hungry CPU, however. Unfortunately, there is nothing but to choose a different power supply with two EPS connectors if so. Never should you use adapters for the second EPS connector on the motherboard. There is also no power cord and user's manual included, or any other accessory, in an effort to lower the overall cost. About the power cord, this is not a problem for German consumers since you can order one for a mere euro from Caseking. The KL-G700FM has a high performance per buck ratio, which is also why I am giving it our Budget award.