https://www.techpowerup.com/274799/evga-announces-the-bp-bronze-series-power-supplies
 
Introducing the EVGA BP power supplies, where precision is power. The EVGA BP power supplies add another affordable option to EVGA's 80 Plus Bronze-certified lineup, while reducing the overall length to 120 mm - EVGA's shortest ATX power supply to-date! The BP power supplies feature a 115 mm hydraulic bearing fan to ensure that staying cool and quiet is no tall order. Combining a full suite of protections and EVGA's 3 Year Limited Warranty, this power supply should be on the short list for your next system build.
 

• Short and Silent: The BP Series gives you both extra space at 120 mm long and silence with an HYB fan.
• Standard ATX Form Factor: Will fit most mATX, EATX, HPTX, and XL-ATX cases.
• 80 Plus Bronze Efficiency: 80 Plus Bronze certification ensures your power supply isn't wasting power and turning it into excess heat. Under typical load this power supply is 85% efficient or higher.
• Hard-Lined Design: Hard-Lined design attaches your cables to the power supply for ease of installation and removal. You can be ready to go right out of the box.
• DC to DC Converter: Voltage step-down for rock-solid power stability and minimal signal noise. (For 3.3 V and 5 V)
• Hydraulic Bearing Fan: Hydraulic Bearings reduce the wear and tear on a fan's bearings, reduce noise, and feature a longer-lasting life than sleeve bearing fans.

 
Made to Protect and Serve The EVGA BP Series also includes a full suite of protections (OCP, OVP, UVP, OPP, SCP, OTP) for safety and security. The PSUs are backed by 3-year warranties.
 
These PSUs look very good and a 3 year warranty for a bronze rating is also excellent in my opinion. 
 

EVGA's bronze PSU come with either a 3 or 5 year warranty, so this seems to be cheaper than some of their other bronze offerings. it's shorter size might appeal to some, but if I had a small case, I'd likely want modular, so not to have limited space taken up by cables.

Neat, but are they ever going to bring out an even less efficient PSU? Preferably one that's coal powered.

misomalu
Neat, but are they ever going to bring out an even less efficient PSU? Preferably one that's coal powered.

Stay tuned.

EVGATech_LeeM

misomalu
Neat, but are they ever going to bring out an even less efficient PSU? Preferably one that's coal powered.

Stay tuned.

I can buy a metric ton of coal for like $45, so I'll hold my breath on this one.

misomalu
Neat, but are they ever going to bring out an even less efficient PSU? Preferably one that's coal powered.

found it:
non-80+
https://www.evga.com/prod...aspx?pn=100-N1-0400-L1
400w non-80+ rated and in 550, 650, and 750w as well
 
also, the only 80+ white (base 80+ rating)
https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=100-W1-0500-KR
with 500w
 
You can also look for space heaters, where almost all the power is released as heat.
 
Also, I'm looking for a wood burning PSU for my fireplace, want to replace my gas insert PSU with one of those.

z999z3mystorys

misomalu
Neat, but are they ever going to bring out an even less efficient PSU? Preferably one that's coal powered.

found it:
non-80+
https://www.evga.com/prod...aspx?pn=100-N1-0400-L1
400w non-80+ rated and in 550, 650, and 750w as well
 
also, the only 80+ white (base 80+ rating)
https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=100-W1-0500-KR
with 500w
 
You can also look for space heaters, where almost all the power is released as heat.
 
Also, I'm looking for a wood burning PSU for my fireplace, want to replace my gas insert PSU with one of those.

Okay, that's all fine and good, but what about a PSU running on clean-burning whale oil? It's a renewable resource, you know.

Is there any plans for a 95%+ efficient high wattage (1200+) PSU?