[Inquiry] Cooler Master Real Power 850W

[JAVITODE]

Hello everyone
I bought an Asus M4A88T-V EVO, I'm going to put a Phenom II X 4 955 in it, the Shappire HD 6770 Vapor-X OC, or the 6870 1GB DDR5, and G.Skill Rirjaws X DDR3 1600 2X4GB and I saw a Cooler Master Real Power Pro 850 W for 47€…, how is this.power supply, what do you think for what I'm putting in it?, I hope for your advice.

[CNCBCN]

well man …. i think that if you put it all in this post almost better ¿no?
because if you open a branch for each component.....
i suppose that second hand ¿no? because according to cooler master it is from 2009

[JAVITODE]

Hello CNCBCN,
well, it's from someone who bought it, tested it on a computer and then returned it. It comes all packaged, and if it's supposed to be old because I haven't seen it in the stores I've visited, but I've seen that it has a very good reputation.
I also accept other suggestions.

[incrediboy]

@JAVITODE:

Hola CNCBCN,
pues es de uno que lo compro lo probaron en un equipo y luego lo devolvieron. Viene todo empaquetado, y si debe ser antiguo por que no lo he vosto en las tiendas que he visitado, pero he visto que tiene muy buena reputacion.
Tambien admito otras.sugerencias.

siendo asi yo no lo veo mala opcion

[CNCBCN]

well, being that way it's pretty good, if they give you the invoice you will have a warranty (it's 5 years) the only thing I don't like (and it's a bit of a silly argument) is that it doesn't have a rear power switch. Real Power Pro 850W - Cooler Master

[amd125]

I had a Corsair TX650W and it blew up after a year… it was the first version, the V2 came out better.

Now I have a Cooler Master GX750W and it works very well for me. Really, a 550W would be more than enough, but just in case I ever change my computer and put in a power-hungry graphics card :llorar: I prefer to have an ample power supply.

I think it's a good brand, without reaching the level of the best, but it has good power supplies and at not too high prices.