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Bitfenix is a somewhat common, but still fairly underdog brand.

They probably most well known from their Bitfenix Prodigy M case and their case fans.

 

Anyways, their Whisper series is tier 1:

That means good stuff :) 

Bitfenix is a somewhat common, but still fairly underdog brand.

They probably most well known from their Bitfenix Prodigy M case and their case fans.

 

Anyways, their Whisper series is tier 1:

That means good stuff :) 

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Yes it's rated tier 1-2 on the PSU tier list that some users have in their signature

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Yes it's very good but this PSU that is on sale is about the same:

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