What's the best PSU for a realitively low price? Good PC case?

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Hi,

I'm looking for a relatively cheap, but also quite good powersupply.
Anybody who knows er prefers something? :)
Also, I'm looking for a new PC-case with better airflow, anything there? Im willing to spend about 100 bucks on each. Is it even possible?:)
 
Depends how much power you need. For a budget PC, the Corsair CX430 is currently available at $19.99 which is just incredible.

For a typical gaming PC, there's the XFX Core Edition 550W for $55.

For more power-hungry systems, perhaps with two graphics cards, there's the Corsair TX750 for $85.
 

On the other hand, you can get a TX750 for even less money, and that'll even run most dual-GPU configurations.
 
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I have still not seen a review of the new Chicony Power Technology made TX 750. The Seasonic G series is hands down the best unit under $100.
 

Newegg has two different TX750s going for $85 and $90 respectively (including shipping). At least one of them should be decent. But it does annoy me the way Corsair swaps OEMs all the time and seems to go to great lengths to disguise that fact.

The Seasonic G series is great. But you do get charged extra for that kind of quality.
 
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The TX V2 is Seasonic made and of course very good. They are no longer made though. If you can find one it's back stock. The regular 750TX will be made by Chicony also known as HiPro. There was supposed to be a 850TX made by them as well but it seems to have disappeared from the Realhardtechx database. Not sure what's up with that but it sure is strange. The only review I have seen was a thread on jonnyguru and those guys did not seem impressed with the capacitors. It makes me wonder if Corsair goofed.

There are only 3 current Corsair models left made by Seasonic. The Flextroncs made AXi series are as good or maybe even better than any Seasonic units but you pay for it.

http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page447.htm
 

Newegg does have the Seasonic-made one going for $90 right now, as far as I can tell.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139021
 
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Yep. And here is the Chicony/HiPro model for $10 less.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139006
 
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Oh hands down. I would go with Seasonic no matter what especially over something of questionable quality.
 


Hi - he actually linked the Seasonic built tx 750 v2,so it's prob in stock, I agree that I wouldn't recommend Chicony units until
there's some quality reviews.