Investing in a Power Supply

[ImmyCakes]

I'm Looking into making a new computer in the near future and I was wondering if I should spend some more money on a decent power supply, or if I should just get a power supply that can just get the job done. For me, power efficiency is not a major concern. So besides from efficiency, what else does a more expensive power supply bring to the table?  

[Tedster]

1 minute ago, ImmyCakes said:

I'm Looking into making a new computer in the near future and I was wondering if I should spend some more money on a decent power supply, or if I should just get a power supply that can just get the job done. For me, power efficiency is not a major concern. So besides from efficiency, what else does a more expensive power supply bring to the table?  

Welcome to the Forum!

 

You should always buy a power supply that can deliver a decent amount more than what you need, and one that will last, and one that when it does go, will go safely and won't take anything with it.

[Zach TOm]

2 minutes ago, ImmyCakes said:

I'm Looking into making a new computer in the near future and I was wondering if I should spend some more money on a decent power supply, or if I should just get a power supply that can just get the job done. For me, power efficiency is not a major concern. So besides from efficiency, what else does a more expensive power supply bring to the table?  

Specs?

[STRMfrmXMN]

2 minutes ago, ImmyCakes said:

I'm Looking into making a new computer in the near future and I was wondering if I should spend some more money on a decent power supply, or if I should just get a power supply that can just get the job done. For me, power efficiency is not a major concern. So besides from efficiency, what else does a more expensive power supply bring to the table?  

A more expensive power supply performs better electrically, is safer to run in your system, often has more features like a quieter fan and modularity and better cables, and is generally worth it up to a point.

 

If you want a good modular unit that should power nearly any system then the awesome EVGA B2 750W is going to work well for you, although it is 70 USD and I don't exactly know how that translates in the Swedish market.

[Stardar1]

4 minutes ago, ImmyCakes said:

I'm Looking into making a new computer in the near future and I was wondering if I should spend some more money on a decent power supply, or if I should just get a power supply that can just get the job done. For me, power efficiency is not a major concern. So besides from efficiency, what else does a more expensive power supply bring to the table?  

Welcome to forum, good power supplies include:

 

BRANDS:

XFX

SuperFlower

SeaSonic

Antec

SilverStone

 

Lines from other brands:

EVGA G2, P2

 

 

things to never get:

Corsair CX series.