F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Do you require guidance from PSU regarding whether you should purchase an improved model?

Do you require guidance from PSU regarding whether you should purchase an improved model?

Do you require guidance from PSU regarding whether you should purchase an improved model?

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BlueStar_LH
Posting Freak
842
10-26-2017, 11:50 PM
#1
I purchased a 5000rs pc i3 6th gen
Asus h110
8 gb ram
Logitech keyboard and mouse
Stock cooler
Cooler master case k380 (my own)
2 ×500 gb hardisk Seagate
Zebronics 450 watt psu
Now I have acquired this pc at a reasonable price and am considering upgrading my PSU. I read that cheaper PSUs are often unreliable, so I looked at these options:
Stick to zebronics 450watt
Alternatively, an Atom power supply rated 450 watts
A used cooler master psu mwe 550 watt from a friend who doesn’t know if he’ll sell it
There’s around a 2000 or 3000 rs warranty left, which is quite hard to get funds for
I’m considering going high and fighting with my parents to get a Corsair 450 watt PSU very hard
I can manage around 1000 rs, but beyond that I need to think carefully and have many discussions
Could you recommend where I should go?
My personal choice would be the vs400l., it has good ratings, plenty of reviews, and fits my budget.
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BlueStar_LH
10-26-2017, 11:50 PM #1

I purchased a 5000rs pc i3 6th gen
Asus h110
8 gb ram
Logitech keyboard and mouse
Stock cooler
Cooler master case k380 (my own)
2 ×500 gb hardisk Seagate
Zebronics 450 watt psu
Now I have acquired this pc at a reasonable price and am considering upgrading my PSU. I read that cheaper PSUs are often unreliable, so I looked at these options:
Stick to zebronics 450watt
Alternatively, an Atom power supply rated 450 watts
A used cooler master psu mwe 550 watt from a friend who doesn’t know if he’ll sell it
There’s around a 2000 or 3000 rs warranty left, which is quite hard to get funds for
I’m considering going high and fighting with my parents to get a Corsair 450 watt PSU very hard
I can manage around 1000 rs, but beyond that I need to think carefully and have many discussions
Could you recommend where I should go?
My personal choice would be the vs400l., it has good ratings, plenty of reviews, and fits my budget.

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AE_Negr0z
Junior Member
34
10-28-2017, 08:56 PM
#2
It's tough to judge these more affordable power supplies. You'd need to look closely to uncover details and understand which components matter most.

The cost difference usually comes down to the quality of parts used. While name brands might cost more, the main variation lies in the components themselves. Even reputable manufacturers can produce subpar products.

What GPU are you running?
Generally, a lower-end power supply works fine if you're not pushing it to full capacity. If your GPU is built into the CPU, power consumption will be minimal.

Without deeper research, it seems the current power supplies are likely similar in performance. Both Cooler Master and Corsair have known issues with their power supply lines, so you'd need to investigate further to confirm if the ones you're considering are better.
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AE_Negr0z
10-28-2017, 08:56 PM #2

It's tough to judge these more affordable power supplies. You'd need to look closely to uncover details and understand which components matter most.

The cost difference usually comes down to the quality of parts used. While name brands might cost more, the main variation lies in the components themselves. Even reputable manufacturers can produce subpar products.

What GPU are you running?
Generally, a lower-end power supply works fine if you're not pushing it to full capacity. If your GPU is built into the CPU, power consumption will be minimal.

Without deeper research, it seems the current power supplies are likely similar in performance. Both Cooler Master and Corsair have known issues with their power supply lines, so you'd need to investigate further to confirm if the ones you're considering are better.

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FikarXD
Member
193
10-28-2017, 10:10 PM
#3
Yes, you're using integrated graphics, so are you sure you're okay?
It's my first PC and I'm a bit concerned.
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FikarXD
10-28-2017, 10:10 PM #3

Yes, you're using integrated graphics, so are you sure you're okay?
It's my first PC and I'm a bit concerned.