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Age limits on a PSU?

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don`t even think about it. don`t change psu

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Age limits on a PSU? does it get old?

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just wondering as im slowly planning a upgrade, so want to know if i need to consider a PSU aswell :)

 

got a Corsair TX750

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Yout TX750 will do the job. As long as the PSU is of decent quality you can use it for about 5-7 years.

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good to know, its around 4-5 years old now :)

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Age limits on a PSU? does it get old?

All reputable manufacturers should have a MTBF in the product description, or on their website. Maybe look at that?

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I got my HX1000 working for 8 years now... still going strong

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ATX Portable rig (smaller than prodigy(LOL)) :  Nmedia 2800 | Gigabyte Z77x-ud3h  | Corsair HX1000 | Scythe Big Shuriken | i5 3570K  |  XFX R9 290 DoubleD | Corsair Vengeance 32GB

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