Im new to pc and i confused as of which PSU I should buy: non modular or semi modular or modular. I want to have no cable clutter and have the necessary cables for my parts. I don't know a lot about pc but if you could give me some suggestion for any PSU that would be great. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/2al0j.
non modular or semi modular or modular
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Rune Olsen
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check previous post here : http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-1681706/modular-semi-modular-modular.html
When it comes to recommendations i have used corsair for my rigs the last 6 years, on 24/7 and never a single failure. They have all ranges but i suggest you atleast start at CX, i myself run AX
When it comes to recommendations i have used corsair for my rigs the last 6 years, on 24/7 and never a single failure. They have all ranges but i suggest you atleast start at CX, i myself run AX
That corsair one you have in your build will work for the build just fine. Modular designs are just a personal preference, and if you want to have no extra cables dangling around it's pretty much required that you buys a semi-modular or modular. Semi-modular just means that some cables are still fixed, but generally they will be the cables you are going to have anyway (I mean, who doens't have a power cable connected to their motherboard?).
Something like the Corair TX550M or CX500M would work just fine.
Something like the Corair TX550M or CX500M would work just fine.
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