psu enough?

[lb562high]

will this psu be able to supply my new build (seen in sig) with enough power:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817139001

if not please let me know why and maybe provide a better option.....
thnx

 

[ceewi1]

will this psu be able to supply my new build (seen in sig) with enough power:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817139001

if not please let me know why and maybe provide a better option.....
thnx

It will, and it's a superb unit. Good choice.

 

[lb562high]

great thnx.....wait ur the one that recommended it to me!

 

[lb562high]

found another one that will come with a huge discount since im buying as a bundle.....any better?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817159058

 

[lb562high]

forgot the link....oooooooopppps

 

[ceewi1]

Stick with the Corsair. Despite the higher wattage rating on the Coolmax, the +12V rail is only 41.7A, less than 2A more than the Corsair. The Corsair is a much higher quality unit, and aside from the total power output, it's better in pretty much any category you choose to judge in.

 

[lb562high]

but its also more expensive....if id be getting more wattage and more output on the +12v rail for a lesser price, wouldnt that be the better choice? or is this all basically about the quality of the product? or r u just a corsair fanboy ceewi ?

 

[ceewi1]

but its also more expensive....if id be getting more wattage and more output on the +12v rail for a lesser price, wouldnt that be the better choice? or is this all basically about the quality of the product? or r u just a corsair fanboy ceewi ?

Quality, warranty, efficiency, longevity, build quality, voltage tolerance and ripple are all important to me.

If all you want is the most power for your money, try the OCZ GameXStream 600W/700W. The 600W version is under $100 after MIR, with a greater total +12V rail than the Coolmax, and still a much better quality unit. Your system could never use the additional power anyway, though.