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Better Safe(sonic) than sorry. A few recommended a Seasonic S12 and I'm gonna do the same but nod to the M12 which often costs the same and is modular.

I'm looking for a decent and affordable 500W PSU and I came across the Segotep 80 Plus Gold GP600G 500W Power Supply Unit on my local online store. I know it isn't listed in the PSU tiers but it seems pretty reliable and comes with a 5-year warranty. Should I get it? Price is in Malaysian Ringgit. (MYR)
Link: http://www.lazada.com.my/segotep-80-plus-gold-gp600g-500w-power-supply-unit-13348278.html

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I have never heard of it, so I wouldn't recommend it. Look at the corsair cx450m, pretty solid psu for the price. 

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Get the Seasonic S12II 520w.

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IT is gold rated and have 80 + rated efficiency. Usable but now where to be seen in whitelist or tier list. If you are on super budget then get it. But I would spend a bit more for a good quality PSU that is known to be good

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Sounds super sketch. At the very least get something like an EVGA G1.

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2 minutes ago, dexxterlab97 said:

 

BE way. these stupid cheap power supplies often fake ratings.

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7 minutes ago, Freezanator said:

I'm looking for a decent and affordable 500W PSU and I came across the Segotep 80 Plus Gold GP600G 500W Power Supply Unit on my local online store. I know it isn't listed in the PSU tiers but it seems pretty reliable and comes with a 5-year warranty. Should I get it? Price is in Malaysian Ringgit. (MYR)
Link: http://www.lazada.com.my/segotep-80-plus-gold-gp600g-500w-power-supply-unit-13348278.html

Look up reviews for it?

Overall just don't get Corsair CX/builer series, or EVGA's low end, otherwise look for seasonic or XFX TS or Superflower, no clue what's available over there

 

FSP might be available their should be alright

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5 minutes ago, dexxterlab97 said:

IT is gold rated and have 80 + rated efficiency. Usable but now where to be seen in whitelist or tier list. If you are on super budget then get it. But I would spend a bit more for a good quality PSU that is known to be good

80+ gold says nothing of quality. 

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I found the Segotep PSU on 80plus.org, is it still unreliable? 
https://plugloadsolutions.com/80PlusPowerSuppliesDetail.aspx?id=103&type=2

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5 minutes ago, bgibbz said:

80+ gold says nothing of quality. 

80 + means the psu uses enery more efficient. Says nothing about quality

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Just now, Freezanator said:

I found the Segotep PSU on 80plus.org, is it still unreliable? 
https://plugloadsolutions.com/80PlusPowerSuppliesDetail.aspx?id=103&type=2

Hmm. Load regulation on the tests conducted by plugload looks fine, but the unit may be cherry picked.

 

Even then I've a feeling it's OK, but get this instead

 

http://www.lazada.com.my/seasonic-s12ii-620-high-quality-power-supply-1710715.html

 

Same price, and it's one that we know to be good.

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i don't think segotep power suplies are good, i'd recommend the corsair CX650M for a few ringgit more or the FSP hexa+/hyper if you wanna save some money.

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Digging up I found that it's probably a fine PSU. Assuming its marketing is right, at least it's a fine one.

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Chinese company. I would realistically expect low quality components and shoddy build quality. I would avoid it.

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honestly, I would stick to a well known name brand, I can't find anyone that has scoped it or the manufacturer. I can only give you a real opinion once i have seen oscilloscope results.  

do you have any other options we can choose from? peace of mind is a big thing, if something goes wrong it can take out other parts of your pc and it's a slim chance getting someone to warranty them once that happen. 

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2 hours ago, dexxterlab97 said:

80 + means the psu uses enery more efficient. Says nothing about quality

Yep :) that's what I said. 

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Better Safe(sonic) than sorry. A few recommended a Seasonic S12 and I'm gonna do the same but nod to the M12 which often costs the same and is modular.

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It has sub-lettering in Chinese... That's always a bad sign. Don't get it. 

Looking at that website, there is the S12/M12. There is also this CXM series which is one of the new refreshed models, and costs the same as the S1II.

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