super flower psu's quality or complete trash

dragonx_08 · Aug 25, 2014

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=CA-003-SF

is this psu any good its in this build im getting

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=FS-020-OG&groupid=43&catid=2475&subcat=2485

and is this pre built good ?

dragonx_08 · Aug 26, 2014

any help please

zeyuanfu · Aug 26, 2014

Super Flower makes great PSUs.
The prebuilt is great but it could use a GPU upgrade.

dragonx_08 · Aug 26, 2014

its all i can afford but is it a good card for playing wow,sc2 hearthstone diablo 3

TheMagicalWallaby · Aug 26, 2014

dragonx_08 :

I could put together a much better build for you using pcpartpicker if you'd like.

dragonx_08 · Aug 26, 2014

no thanks id like a pre built ive made my mind up on that one i dnt have the money for a fully custom build all i want to know is it good enough for wow and is the psu good

TheMagicalWallaby · Aug 26, 2014

dragonx_08 :

One thing to point out is that any pre-built system is way more expensive than what it would be if you build it yourself. In terms of US dollars, you would save about $200 if you build it yourself.

dragonx_08 · Aug 26, 2014

still havnt ansered my question tho?

i cant build pcs

TheMagicalWallaby · Aug 26, 2014

dragonx_08 :

I honestly don't know anything about those games and how your setup will perform on them, but learning how to build a pc is as simple as watching a video of someone else do it. All you have to do is plug stuff in, and everything plugs in one way along with being different. there are hundred of step by step tutorials for how to build a computer. The one by Newegg is my favorite. Tomshardware even has a tutorial. Consider watching one of these videos or reading a tutorial, because it could save you money now, and in the future, along with being able to get better parts for the price.

Superflower makes some great EVGA PSU's, and I believe the Golden Green units are good as well.

dragonx_08 · Aug 26, 2014

well my moms buying the pc outright il pay her back by direct debit

dragonx_08 · Aug 26, 2014

so is the pre built good

dragonx_08 · Aug 26, 2014

is the pre built good enough for wow,sc2 and all blizzard games, what you think of the pre built i tried prebuilding and it came to £20 cheaper so im sticking with the prebuilt

dragonx_08 · Aug 26, 2014

zeyuanfu :

so its worth getting the pre built for gaming then since everything is good i would upgrade the gpu to higher but i dnt have the cash to do so but i bet the r7 260x will kick the crap outta my old 6770

TheMagicalWallaby · Jan 6, 2015

ucarrott :

dragonx_08 :

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/FQT6P6

539.02 - 404.82 = 134.20

You will save £134.20 if you buy the parts and put it together yourself.

Building a computer is like Lego. It will only go together one way.

One side is longer than the other, it will only fit one way into a motherboard.

With the 132 pound you saved you can buy a better graphics card. 132 + 90 = £220 to spend on one graphics card.
You could buy this http://amzn.to/1wRWbto which will max out all the games you listed.

Unless you've already got that prebuilt computer, just buy the parts separately.

If you're not confident enough to build it take the parts to a shop and i'm sure they will do it for a price

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