DiaSin :
Whats the base voltage on the wall outlets where you live? The amperage it outputs at the voltage level in an american socket is only 22amps.. But that goes up to 35 amps in a 230v socket, which would be enough, assuming it could live up to its ratings..
The biggest issue I have is that it does not mention an 80+ rating, which would certify that it was capable of putting out never less than 80% of its maximum power. I would not buy a PSU that was not at least 80+ Bronze rated.
This is incorrect info. 230v psu will not work in the US since they use 120v. The psu would probably kill itself. The max is 15 or 20a but this is ac and a psu converts it to a lower voltage dc. If you do the math, this is why you can find 1500w psu still on a single socket. But you can assume since he linked to an indian site that he is in india which does use 230v.
80+ rating is efficiency not its max power output. The wattage rating will be it's output but you will be taking more watts off the wall socket. So 100w output at 80% eff is 125w off the wall. Most good psus will actually output higher than the rated wattage of course it's not recommended as this would be overworking it and lead to a premature death. Also psu power ratings are not governed by anyone and can list peak or sustain, false 80+ certifications (one reason this cannot gauge quality) and can be misleading as is the case with this low quality psu that has more power on the lesser used 3.3v and 5v rails. This is why it's important to buy from a reputable company and also highlights the importance of third party psu reviews.