Source for storage

[CNCBCN]

just out of curiosity, what is better about the second one that I comment

[Nemo]

@CNCBCN:

just out of curiosity, what is the best thing about the second one I commented

I suppose you are referring to the ones that kernel 1.0 has put up.
All of them except the CoolerMaster (the last one) have active PFC, which is responsible for filtering the power line so that the output voltage is stable. Normally, if it is not clearly specified in the power supply's characteristics, the PFC is passive, which does not achieve that stability.

Anyway, I recommend that before buying the power supply, you make a calculation of the watts needed for your configuration. You can check it here although there are several similar pages and you will be able to compare.

Best regards

[CNCBCN]

clear anyway, I think that between a generic and a branded one, the price difference is not that big and the quality is noticeable.

[xerox]

hello, I've bought a be quiet 350w 80plus for 41 euros. I hope you are satisfied jej, I am.

[Nemo]

@xerox:

hello, I've bought a be quiet 350w 80plus for 41 euros. I hope you are satisfied jej, I am.

It's not a bad power supply, and if you are satisfied what more can you ask for :risitas::risitas:.

Best regards.

[Bm4n]

A good one you can use for other PCs and it will last, the bad one is for use and throw away. In your case it would not matter but buying an 80plus you will save something on the electricity bill, so it is not a bad choice.

[Nemo]

Anyway, if the data on those disks is so important to you, I would also add a UPS, even a minimal one, to prevent data corruption or damage to some disks during a power outage or a strong voltage spike (which the power supply stabilizes to a certain extent, but doesn't work miracles).

Best regards.

[xerox]

hello, sisi I already have the sai on my current pc.. mostly because my mother likes to turn on the washing machine, the dryer, the oven, the ceramic hob… hehe. so I will put the two pcs connected to the sai, I hope it holds up.

I don't know what I read.. that the power supplies have a certain time of operation rather short, that is, that if you buy a very expensive one it will last similar to a normal one. I don't know, I say it because I bought an ocz of 600w thinking about my future pc and investing. and maybe by the time I buy a 300w graphics card the power supply will have already crashed with my current pc of 200w.

[Nemo]

Man, keep in mind that quality font manufacturers offer up to 7 years of warranty depending on the font, that says a lot about the quality they offer.
It's also true that I've seen generic fonts last for ten years without batting an eye, but that's a lottery I'm not willing to play. ;D.

Best regards.

[CNCBCN]

@xerox:

hello, sisi I already have the sai on my current pc.. mostly because my mother likes to turn on the washing machine, the dryer, the oven, the ceramic hob… hehe. so I will connect both pcs to the sai, I hope it lasts.

I don't know what I read.. that the power supplies have a certain operating time rather short, that is, if you buy an expensive one it will last similar to a normal one. I don't know, I say it because I bought an ocz of 600w thinking about my future pc and investing. and maybe by the time I buy a 300w graphics card the power supply will already have crashed with my current pc of 200w.

in PCs nothing is eternal, rather we use a system of PURE AND HARD CONSUMPTION (every one or two years many people throw lead mercury and other things into the street) a good PSU can last you much longer than a motherboard or a micro
on the topic of the UPS you have to look at the power it gives the UPS (and for how long) and the power of the two PCs plus monitors and other things