600-650w

[rvmva]

Best 600w-650w PSU. Good quality and affordable

[TheRandomness]

EVGA GS/G2 650W, Antec High Current Gamer 620W, anything from seasonic, super flower or XFX.

[montyrule]

Corsair CX600

[IanDrexP]

Best 600w-650w PSU. Good quality and affordable

Any:

• Seasonic
• XFX
• Super Flower
• Antec
• Corsair above the CS series
• EVGA of specific series (I dont memorize them)
• Cooler Master of specific series (I dont memorize them)

[IanDrexP]

Corsair CX600

This if you want to kill your PC fast.

[Oshino Shinobu]

EVGA GS/G2 is probably the best value right now. Also the B2 series for a bit cheaper. 

 

Antec High Current Gamer series are ones to look at for a bit cheaper. 

 

Anything from Seasonic, XFX(Seasonic OEM), SuperFlower or Delta is good. 

[montyrule]

This if you want to kill your PC fast.

There nothing wrong with corsair

[Oshino Shinobu]

This if you want to kill your PC fast.

They're not going to kill anything. Yes, they're not good for gaming and overclocking, but they're not time bombs either. 

 

The CX bashing on the forum is getting out of hand and leading many to believe the CX series is just as bad as $10 no-name units. 

[DarkBlade2117]

Corsair CX600

Cannot tell if serious...

Or troll...

[Oshino Shinobu]

There nothing wrong with corsair

Corsair don't make that PSU. CWT do. It's not a good quality unit, but it's not going to kill components like he said. 

 

Still, not one that I'd recommend when there's much better alternatives. 

[DarkBlade2117]

They're not going to kill anything. Yes, they're not good for gaming and overclocking, but they're not time bombs either.

The CX bashing on the forum is getting out of hand and leading many to believe the CX series is just as bad as $10 no-name units.

I do agree; however. People,should not recommend it if people can afford better.

[Oshino Shinobu]

I do agree; however. People,should not reccodmend it if people can afford better.

Yep, definitely not. If you're looking to buy a PSU, there's better options. 

 

Also, "reccodmend"? That's one hell of a typo. 

[IanDrexP]

They're not going to kill anything. Yes, they're not good for gaming and overclocking, but they're not time bombs either. 

 

The CX bashing on the forum is getting out of hand and leading many to believe the CX series is just as bad as $10 no-name units. 

From past experiences of local PC enthusiasts here, I can even say that the VS series from Corsair is better than the CX series.

[Oshino Shinobu]

From past experiences of local PC enthusiasts here, I can even say that the VS series from Corsair is better than the CX series.

In some ways it is better. It doesn't have the same temperature tolerance issues as the CX series, but they're still not good quality. The components in general are cheaper and so is the build quality.

 

It would also depend on what you mean by experience. If it's a matter of "does it run?", then it's not really much to go off without statistics and tests being run. 

[IanDrexP]

In some ways it is better. It doesn't have the same temperature tolerance issues as the CX series, but they're still not good quality. The components in general are cheaper and so is the build quality.

 

It would also depend on what you mean by experience. If it's a matter of "does it run?", then it's not really much to go off without statistics and tests being run. 

Ah yes, what I mean by the experience part is through gaming but low to mid end rigs with like A10 APUs to i5s w/ 960/270x. I guess the temperature tolerance is the key because we live in a tropical country.

[STRMfrmXMN]

There nothing wrong with corsair

Except that Corsair doesn't actually make any PSUs, they just have OEMs slap Corsair stickers on their popular units and then mark up the price because people will pay a price premium for a PSU that's no better (or more likely yet, worse) because it says Corsair on the side. The CX600 is also part of the CX series and we all know how that temperature tolerance goes.

Best 600w-650w PSU. Good quality and affordable

Check out the PSU whitelist in my sig and see if anything fits the bill. I'd look into some XFX units or the Antec High Current Gamer as those will likely be the cheapest.