CORSAIR Builder Series CX430 and 560ti

Shlouski

Shlouski

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This pc im building is on a very tight budget, its quite basic:
Athlon ii x3, 4gb ddr3, two fans, 1 HDD and a 560ti. Do you think this psu has enought power?
 
im trying to find the best gpu and psu combination for under 160 pounds. So far im considering a 6870 and a 600 watt ocz, but im trying to get a better gpu, without compromising on the psu. Its a challenge.
 
scan.co.uk sell both the reccomended, and your personal choice PSU's on their website, for cheaper than Ebay UK & Amazon.

They also Include delivery, and whatever one you decide to go for it's still under £50, you'd probably get your item faster too! ;)

http://www.scan.co.uk/products/500w...00cxv2uk-80-eff-uncertified-quiet-fan-atx-v23
http://www.scan.co.uk/products/550w...80-plus-bronze-sli-crossfire-eps-12v-quiet-fa

I would recommend the Corsair :)
Also the OCZ does have an additional 10A on it's single 12V rail.
 
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I really dont like Corsair PSU's, ive had two, one that was DOA and the other would not power up after a week, so i got a club3d instead which is working well. Thinking i was unlucky i got a corsair for my friend chris, which made a ridiculous buzzing, cracking noise, so they replaced it with another corsair and the fan failed on it and started overheating, so he got a club3d, which is working fine. Four for four, 100 percent failure rate corsair PSU's for me lol.
 
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