Look for PSU's with the "80+ Gold" or "80+ Platinum" certifications. Any PSU with those certs will be good quality.
Myself I like the "Be Quiet!" brand PSU's.
That is inaccurate. 80+ certification measures a PSU's efficiency at converting AC to DC. At the end of the day, this just saves you on electric bills. It does not measure a PSU's performance.
Look for PSU's with the "80+ Gold" or "80+ Platinum" certifications. Any PSU with those certs will be good quality.
Myself I like the "Be Quiet!" brand PSU's.
That is inaccurate. 80+ certification measures a PSU's efficiency at converting AC to DC. At the end of the day, this just saves you on electric bills. It does not measure a PSU's performance.
Raidmax is known to have pretty... questionable power supplies. It's a fire hazard to have in your system. A gold rated raidmax would do alright in a system that's not going to be doing much, just web browsing and what not. If you're going for something heavier, gaming/video editing/streaming/etc., then I'd suggest going for some brand with a better reputation.
I've seen 2 other vids where a Raidmax and Logisys explode.
Fun to watch but I feel bad for the people's systems.
I have actually seen a 700w Thermaltake TR2 self destruct. The results were not pretty but I did win $50 and he got to buy a new mobo, cpu, ram, hdd, gpu, and of coarse a new psu. Wish I would have filmed it .