Will this PSU be good for my setup

[mido-saied]

It's OK. most reviews are like 2.5/5 stars. Are there no other stores available to you in Tunisia?

I kinda need to get the PSU only from that store coz I got my PC from there and it's still under warranty so if something bad happens to it they will change it but if I get a PSU from somewhere else and something bad happens they will blame it on me so imma just go for the FSP right now till i get more money and get a better one

 

[Liviu Cojocaru]

I kinda need to get the PSU only from that store coz I got my PC from there and it's still under warranty so if something bad happens to it they will change it but if I get a PSU from somewhere else and something bad happens they will blame it on me so imma just go for the FSP right now till i get more money and get a better one

This PSU should be good enough, you have warranty as well so it is all good

 

[mido-saied]

This PSU should be good enough, you have warranty as well so it is all good

thx bro u rock

 

[GreiverBlade]

I am not sure why you think I don't know the difference between certifications(titanium , platinum, gold, silver, bronze etc) The only thing I've said is that the Corsair PSU was not Bronze certified and that 80+ Bronze is better than 80+ White...where is the issue???

i'm not saying you don't know the difference between them, i'm just saying the difference is little toward regular users

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/338726-28-differences-bronze-silver-gold-platinum-certificates

respectively 2%/3%/2%/2% at 100% load for 115V and 1%(albeit being not defined)/4%/3%/3% at 100% for 230V

https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc/comments/34opfc/discussion_does_the_bronze_silver_gold_certified/
"The difference it makes to your power bill is going to be very small."

more importantly
"If your components pull 300W from a 600W power supply, then an 80 Plus Bronze power supply can draw up to an extra 53W, which turns into heat inside the power supply. An 80 Plus Gold power supply can only draw up to an extra 33W (on 115V) or 26W (on 230V), so the heat generation inside the power supply is reduced by something like 40-50%. That's a really significant difference."

technically for temperature it does help, but with most case having the PSU draw air from the bottom and the PSU airflow is in(from outside the case)/out (on the back) the heat is not an issue either

logically
"Mounting it to draw air from below and then exhaust out the back gets the best cooling inside the power supply itself, and it pretty much doesn't affect temperatures in the rest of the case."

that's why i said/wrote : for reputable brand like Seasonic/Enermax/FSP the 80+ as long as it's a bronze (only shady no name brands use 80+(no rating) usually) it's ok for most user

the OP can't go wrong with a FSP for sure

 

[eidairaman1]

Depending on price, any.

EDIT: The FSP or CM over the Corsair VS. The FSP and CM both have 5-year warranties.


I am sick and tired of this bullshit attitude.

Tried and true.

Don't like it put me on ignore.

By the way you're welcome

 

[Frick]

Tried and true.

Don't like it put me on ignore.

By the way you're welcome

But it is so very very ignorant.

 

[Toothless]

Before this hits a third page of passive-aggressive insults, just buy the EVGA one with 500w and be done with it.