Modular Or Non-Modular?

[Derykey]

My Power Supply has gotten into question by several members and i should begin to invest in another power supply due to the fact the current supply Could Fail at any time (If you must know it is a Kentek PSU 680W) (Hasnt blown yet! But not taking a risk, IT MUST GO!)

 

So i now have to say... I must now invest in a PSU, Now to go with the way in picking, What Type of PSU Should i go for and how much wattage should i go for with the current set up i have.

 

If i had to pick here is my current looking:

 

Non Modular: CX 430 Cost 29.99: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139090

 

Modular: CX500M Cost 39.99: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139110

 

If you have any suggestions suggest them below,

[MattP123]

If you can afford a modular one, get it. 

[Guest Philosophy]

First off, those power supply have bad reputations. But I would go Modular if you can, so much easier to work with.

[DeViLzzz]

Sorry I am not going to recommend you get a refurb and I was sure the CX psus from Corsair are their low budget, cheapo psus which people have had issues with.  I would recommend you look at SeaSonic, Antec and EVGA.  

[DeViLzzz]

http://www.ncix.com/detail/evga-supernova-750-80plus-b2-d0-97531-1423.htm

 

It involves a rebate but this is a good psu and more wattage if you need it later on.

[lutro0customs]

Modular for sleeving is a great choice. I would stick with the rm series or axi series for ease of sleeving.