power supply Power Supply suggestions

[Faris.S]

Hey everyone, what's up?

So I was getting my new PC parts from the shipping service and I went to check my garage for a hidden power supply. I thought I had a spare of EVGA supernova but I found Huntkey MAX 700 something that gives 600w instead of 700 which makes no sense :\. anyway I feel uncomfortable about it and unfortunately there is no PC store near from me that sells an excellent power supply beside a Corsair VS650 Watt. I could buy Corsair AX760 online which gonna take like 15 days to catch money and for shipping but I want to save money for something else and buy it maybe in the next month. 

but I wonder, is Corsair VS650 safe to use in my build until I buy another one next month? or just buy Corsair AX760 which its the only way if I had to play the wait game :(.

Here's the build specs in this link:
http://pcpartpicker.com/list/drZXbj

I really want a quick answer as the guy who sells Corsair VS650 is about to run out of stock.

thank you for reading.

[don_svetlio]

If you can afford a 5820K then avoid the Corsair VS. They're cheap shit. Get a RMx or RMi

[Sakkura]

A Corsair VS650 is safe to use for a month, yes. It's low-end, but it's not complete crap like that Huntkey unit.

[007agentHP]

please for the love of all that is good dont get a VS
 

get this

its cheap, but a absolutely fantastic PSU

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151096&cm_re=s12ii-_-17-151-096-_-Product

 

[Faris.S]

@007agentHP @don_svetlio

I could buy a better one, and I know it's cheap.
but the problem isn't about money, it's about time that I can't buy or avoid sadly. I had to wait like 3 months to ship my stuff and other things "I had to build a workstations from my budget as well and I was like crap" but I'm sick of waiting and totally can't hold my self as I really want to test the parts if it's okay and you know? to actually use it and test it for a month at least.

 

the Huntkey seems broken and I'm afraid to blow things up with it. so I guess I'll play the wait game and take your suggestions, I paid these parts by money and time literally, not gonna blow it up just for a power supply. 

@Sakkura
I agree with your point, but do you think it will effect my PC parts on heavy loads or something?

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I mistakenly posted this topic in the wrong section. sorry about it, there is so many forum sections here and I'm not used for most of them. 

[GoodBytes]

Thread moved to 'Cases and Power Supplies' as requested.

[Sakkura]

38 minutes ago, Faris.S said:

@Sakkura
I agree with your point, but do you think it will effect my PC parts on heavy loads or something?

For a month, it'll be fine. It's more of a problem if you used it for a long time at heavy loads. Capacitors might begin to fail, subjecting your other components to higher voltage ripple that could eventually do damage.

[Faris.S]

@GoodBytes
thanks for moving the thread, I appreciate it. 
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so after doing a very quick research since I'll have to wait and think, and maybe hold my breath for 15 days.
I checked a good list of tier 1 PSU but I don't know which is the cheaper and the better one for long use.

Here's the list:

Spoiler

Antec High Current Pro Platinum Delta Electronics

Be Quiet 
Dark Power Pro P10 / 850w FSP (550w - 750w) / Seasonic (850w - 1200w)
Dark Power Pro P11 850w FSP

Corsair 
AX / AXi series 760w - 1200w Seasonic (AX) / Flextronics (AXi)
AX1500i Flextronics
HXi Channel Well Technology
RMi Channel Well Technology 
RM1000x Channel Well Technology 

Cooler Master V series / V series 1200w Seasonic

EVGA
SuperNova G2 / P2 / T2 Super Flower
Supernova GS Seasonic 
Supernova GQ FSP 
Supernova PS Seasonic 

Enermax DigiFanless 500w Channel Well Technology

Firepower Silencer MK3 1200w Super Flower

FSP 
Aurum PT FSP
Hydro G FSP

LEPA G1600 Enermax

Seasonic
Platinum series Seasonic
Snow Silent 1050w Seasonic
X series / X series XM2 Seasonic

Silverstone Nightjar Platinum 520w Seasonic

Super Flower 
Leadex Gold / Platinum / Titanium Super Flower
Golden King Super Flower
Golden Silent / 430w Super Flower

Thermaltake
ToughPower DPS-G RGB 1250w Channel Well Technology 
Toughpower DPS-G Platinum 1050w Enhance Electronics 

XFX
Pro series Black edition Seasonic
Pro series Black edition Limited Edition 1000w Seasonic
Pro series XXX / Semi-Modular Seasonic 
XTS Fanless Seasonic

please note it's a quote from tom's hardware from 2015, if you wish to read more here's the link:
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html

@Sakkura
thanks for the information, Sakkura. but I think I should find another deal which gonna be impossible due to the lack of PC stores in my city but hopefully I could find a better one cause I don't want to lose my money and the time I wasted it. if I couldn't then I will decide either I get it or not once I get the cash.
please check the list that I post it here, and if you have a suggestion I'd really appreciate it . 

 

[Faris.S]

@Thread212
I guess you are right, PSUs aren't something simple as I thought.
I lost my favorite gaming PC that been built in 2012 due to a power supply problems.

so I took your advice and went to find a good online/local store that located close from me and I found few stores that I could trust. I tried to find Coolmaster V series, Corsair RM/RMI and other good PSUs that are cheap to buy and ship, but I just found Corsair AX760 which it was the only option I actually had  because of the shipping prices that will kill me someday.  

 

I might be an old guy who used to fix and build very old PCs in the past and as the time changes, the Carbide 600Q Inverted was so confusing to install the parts in "especially the fan controller" and the cooler system and other things that I missed in my old life. 

Anyway, Thanks everyone for the help, I will share my build experience perhaps when I finish it, and hopefully I'll accomplish my own personal build fully upgraded with a good graphic card that serve my purpose .