Is this psu Enough?

[Eatmc7]

Thinking about getting this psu for a short period of time (4-6 months) until i save up for a quality one, would it cause any problems?

 

 

Components;

- Gigabyte B450M-S2H AM4

- 12nm Ryzen 1600 af

- Corsair DDR4 vengeance 3000MHz CL16 2x8GB

- Msi Gtx 1050 Ti 4gt Lp 

- Tp-Link TL-WN781ND PCI-E Wi-fi card

- Sandisk 2.5" 240GB Sata 3 SSD

- 3 Case fans ( 2x80 mm, 1x120mm)

+mouse&keyboard

 

Edit; A no name brand Psu and allegedly real 300 watt

 

[Statik]

...what PSU?

[Eatmc7]

1 minute ago, Statik said:

...what PSU?

You cant view the picture?

[fuzz0r]

1 minute ago, Eatmc7 said:

You cant view the picture?

Afraid that isn't enough.
We're going to need a Manufacturer + model.

[minibois]

It only having a 4 pin EPS connector makes me weary of its quality.

But as others mentioned, what PSU make and model are we actually talking about?

[Eatmc7]

2 minutes ago, fuzz0r said:

Afraid that isn't enough.
We're going to need a Manufacturer + model.

Psu is coming with case so i had to dig a bit, its a no name psu called ''ddkpc300sfx'' Supposedly real 300W Psu..

[Statik]

6 minutes ago, Eatmc7 said:

You cant view the picture?

No I can’t? It may be an issue with mobile?

[Spotty]

6 minutes ago, Eatmc7 said:

 

 

Whatever that is it looks like garbage.

There's mistakes on the power table like the combined power saying 75A and 3.6A instead of 75W and 3.6W for 5V and -12V respectively. 12V 14A should be 168W not 166W and what should be 5VSB is mistakenly labelled as -12V.

 

This is clearly a company that gives zero fucks.

[Eatmc7]

2 minutes ago, Spotty said:

Whatever that is it looks like garbage.

There's mistakes on the power table like the combined power saying 75A and 3.6A instead of 75W and 3.6W for 5V and -12V respectively. 12V 14A should be 168W not 166W and what should be 5VSB is mistakenly labelled as -12V.

 

This is clearly a company that gives zero fucks.

 Okay then, but if we assume the numbers are correct apart from typos and also lets take the 14 as 13 and say 156 watts. Would that be enough?

[OrionFOTL]

5 minutes ago, Eatmc7 said:

 Okay then, but if we assume the numbers are correct apart from typos and also lets take the 14 as 13 and say 156 watts. Would that be enough?

Do you really want to trust a company like this would make a PSU with any concern for the safety of your components, safety of yourself, and for delivering clean power?

 

Also, you clearly took the pictures from a website with more details about this PSU. Why not just link to that website, instead of eyedropping information breadcrumbs yourself?

[FloRolf]

6 minutes ago, Eatmc7 said:

 Okay then, but if we assume the numbers are correct apart from typos and also lets take the 14 as 13 and say 156 watts. Would that be enough?

Just imagine you have the responsibility to setup a new vault for the queen of England's crown jewels. 

Would you put those precious items behind a high end security system that is powered by a single AA Battery? And risk somebody would just take the battery out and steal the jewels? 

 

Now instead of jewels you have PC hardware, instead of the AA battery there is your crappy PSU and instead of stealing, I mean blow up and kill everything. 

[Eatmc7]

1 minute ago, OrionFOTL said:

Do you really want to trust a company like this would make a PSU with any concern for the safety of your components, safety of yourself, and for delivering clean power?

Not really but if i had another option right now i wouldnt be asking. Seems plans need to be postponed..

[Spotty]

2 minutes ago, Eatmc7 said:

 Okay then, but if we assume the numbers are correct apart from typos and also lets take the 14 as 13 and say 156 watts. Would that be enough?

If we're just talking about power consumption and not this power supply in particular, I would still say no. 

GTX 1050ti = 75w

Ryzen 5 1600 = 65-80w under load

You load up a game that stresses the GPU and CPU and you've already reached the limit of what the 12v is rated for without even accounting for other hardware. I would say you would want at least 200w available on 12v rail to be comfortable.

 

As for that PSU, given the blatant mistakes I very much doubt it would be able to do what it claims. 

 

1 minute ago, Eatmc7 said:

Not really but if i had another option right now i wouldnt be asking. Seems plans need to be postponed..

Any money spent on that power supply would be a waste of money and only delay you further from being able to buy a proper power supply.

 

What country are you buying in and what's your budget?

Because I'm curious, how much does that no name power supply cost?

[Eatmc7]

23 minutes ago, Spotty said:

If we're just talking about power consumption and not this power supply in particular, I would still say no. 

GTX 1050ti = 75w

Ryzen 5 1600 = 65-80w under load

You load up a game that stresses the GPU and CPU and you've already reached the limit of what the 12v is rated for without even accounting for other hardware. I would say you would want at least 200w available on 12v rail to be comfortable.

 

As for that PSU, given the blatant mistakes I very much doubt it would be able to do what it claims. 

 

Any money spent on that power supply would be a waste of money and only delay you further from being able to buy a proper power supply.

 

What country are you buying in and what's your budget?

Because I'm curious, how much does that no name power supply cost?

Its an aerocool slim case that comes with that psu for a total of 60 ish dollars. Location is Turkey. My options are now with my budget a) getting a silverstone st45sf 450 watt unit apart and downgrading the gpu to a like r7 240 for future upgrade b) postponing all of them to summer (because i really dont want to game on this card 4-6 months.. Thanks for the help.