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[ESPclipse]

These are all good vendors for power supplies.

Given the list, though, I would say Corsair > EVGA > Silverstone

IMO

[quan289]

Are you limited to only those options? All of them are entry level PSUs. I would say the EVGA 500B is the best unit on there. The ST50F-ES is more like a 450w unit due to the 34A / 408w rating on the 12v.

 

Since you are from Australia, the Antec VP550P would be better than all of them (Delta build, indy regulated PSU with Japanese caps on the secondary) for $80 AUD.

http://www.mwave.com.au/product/antec-vp-series-vp550-550w-power-supply-aa49407

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[grayblizzard]

These are all good vendors for power supplies.

Given the list, though, I would say Corsair > EVGA > Silverstone

IMO

Yes you are rift just remember that corsair and evga are neck and neck so if there is any bonus take the cheaper!

[Aniallation]

I'm not limited to those ones, I assumed they were the best ones around kinda the same price. Thanks for the recommendation though.

The Neo Eco 520 is probably your best bet for the price range. http://au.pcpartpicker.com/part/antec-power-supply-neoeco520c

 

 

Yes you are rift just remember that corsair and evga are neck and neck so if there is any bonus take the cheaper!

Corsair has better electrical performance, but they don't seem to be lasting as long as the EVGAs.

[quan289]

I'm not limited to those ones, I assumed they were the best ones around kinda the same price. Thanks for the recommendation though.

 

No problem. The Antec NeoEco 520C that Aniallation had mentioned is a good entry level PSU too. It's basically a price cut variant of the Seasonic S12II Bronze.

 

Personally, I would go for the VP550P due to independent regulation (better v.reg) and higher quality caps (longevity) as opposed to group-regulation and Taiwanese Su'scons. The NeoEco does has all of the cable sleeved and I believe a slightly quieter fan.