I really would've liked to advise before you made the purchase there. A common (you aren't alone here) thought here is that a PSU has minimal function and effect on the PC's operation, after all it's only function is to provide power for the computer. What is not being taken into account is that the power that goes into the PC needs to be well regulated for the PC to function properly. The Logisys 480W is a very old design for a PSU, we know this by the inclusion of a -5v rail which hasn't been used in many years along with the fact that the +5v rail has more amperage than the 12v rail. That design has not been updated in the past 10 years, by modern standards it would be considered a 200-250W PSU. That in itself would be enough for us not to recommend it even if we were to ignore the fact that the unit is built by YoungYear (which I can't call a positive point here).
I will recommend that during the time you are risking your PC with that PSU, you look to budget a quality PSU (not all PSU's are equal) by such reputable brands as Corsair, SeaSonic, EnerMax, Antec... if you let us know first, we can advise taking both budget and purpose into account (why I wanted your configuration info)
Good luck