When selecting a PSU, you should consider its features. These are extra functions or options that can improve the performance, safety, or convenience of the PSU. For instance, a modular design enables you to detach unnecessary cables, reducing clutter and improving airflow. Additionally, fanless or semi-fanless mode allows the PSU to operate without a fan or with a fan that only spins when needed, reducing noise and dust accumulation. Active PFC (active power factor correction) is another feature that improves the power quality and efficiency of the PSU by aligning the voltage and current phases. In addition, there are various protection mechanisms such as OCP (overcurrent protection), OVP (overvoltage protection), UVP (undervoltage protection), SCP (short circuit protection), OPP (overpower protection), and OTP (overtemperature protection) that prevent the PSU from damaging your hardware or itself in case of overcurrent, overvoltage, undervoltage, short circuit, overpower, or overtemperature. Finding a reliable PSU for your computer hardware requires careful consideration of several factors such as rating, wattage, connectors, and features. A good PSU will not only power your system but also protect it, optimize it, and extend its life.