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It is a cheap and fairly common power supply, look for a branded one with active PFC. To give you an idea, my power supply, which is also 700W, cost 3 times that, it is better to buy a good 500W one than a bad 700W one.
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State informing me of the PFC active by the forum and I think with this source I will have enough to see how you see it?
Aerocool Strike X 600W 80PLUS BRONZE GAMING
Powerful "X" is the gaming PSU theme
Compatible with ATX 12V 2.3 and EPS 12V 2.92
Fan noise low 13.9cm with intelligent fan speed control
High efficiency (up to 90%) - 80 +Gold Certified
Modular Cable w / Black Covers to reduce cable clutter inside your chassis and improves the airflow of your system.
Supports Dual Core CPU, ATI CrossFire, NVIDIA SLI and all Multi-Core GPU technologies.
Built in next generation 6 +2 pin PCI-Express graphics card.
Active Power Factor Correction (PF> 0,99)
Extremely good voltage regulation (± 5%): provides a constant power input
High reliability: MTBF> 120,000 hours
Green power design that meets PUE requirements
Protections: over current, over voltage, over voltage, over temperature and short circuit protection
Safety / EMI Approvals: CE, CB, TUV, FCC, UL -
Aerocool mainly manufactures cases… I don't know how their power supplies are, but well it's better than the other one of course. Something more well-known would be for example this: OCZ HIGH-PERFORMANCE MODXSTREAM 500W PFC ACT ::: APPinformatica.com ::: OCZ 80+ modular, would be a good power supply.
If the modular one doesn't interest you, something like this could serve you: Corsair CX600 V2 600W CMPSU-600CXV2 Power Supply
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Also some NOX brand power supply units that are not the pump, but they do their job and are not very expensive; but don't buy a turkey brand power supply. Tacens has cheap power supplies that are not bad either.
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Modular sources are mostly to avoid having so many cables getting in the way, right? I still can't decide which one to buy :rollani: Thanks for the answers, I'll keep looking to see which one I buy
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Modular power supplies are mostly for not having so many cables getting in the way, right? I still can't decide which one to buy :rollani: Thanks for the answers, I'll keep looking to see which one I buy
Yes, at 500-600W more or less the prices of a decent power supply are between 50-70€.
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I had some issues with Nox and that's why I don't recommend it, but many people seem to like it. Other than that, it's not 80+ I would prefer one of the previous ones even if it had less power, and with your current equipment you don't need it.
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I had some issues with Nox and that's why I don't recommend them, but many people seem to like them.
I had some issues with TACENS and be quiet!, and some people with CORSAIR
but there's always one that comes out defective, right?
regards
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