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Abel225
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http://www.pcx.hu/termek/cooler-master-600w-thunder-rs600-acabd3-e1-tapegyseg-19297 what do you guys think about this? would it be safe to use it? it is about 80 box. THanks

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It's fine. Cooler Master is a reputable brand. 

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i would go with seasonic 620 or corsair cx600(M)

Neither of those are available in Hungary

Intel core I5 4460, Gigabyte H97M-HD3, Gigabyte gtx 760, 8 GB corsair value ram, Thermaltake core v21, Thermaltake Smart 630W PSU

Alcatel OneTouch D5... IT WORKS!!

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It's not going to kill you, Cooler Master PSUs are decent. It all depends on which OEM made it.

What is OEM?

Intel core I5 4460, Gigabyte H97M-HD3, Gigabyte gtx 760, 8 GB corsair value ram, Thermaltake core v21, Thermaltake Smart 630W PSU

Alcatel OneTouch D5... IT WORKS!!

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/BxMjTW  
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