Is my psu compatible with my build

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If you want to know that 500W is enough for your system then yes, it is enough, the quality of PSU you mentioned is OK, it is not at all bad, but if you want a sweet treat for your PC, always buy a quality 80+ Gold PSU and always remember the difference between quality and quantity.
If you want to upgrade, there are many good options: Cooler Master V series, Corsair TXM series, PSU suggested in the post above is exceptional too. Buy any of them in 550W, it is more than enough.
Just for now you are 100% good enough with the PSU you already have.
PS: I am using Rosewill Capstone 550W 80+ Gold PSU, it came with a 7 year warranty and it has been solid as a rock, buy once and use forever if all goes well.
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If you want to know that 500W is enough for your system then yes, it is enough, the quality of PSU you mentioned is OK, it is not at all bad, but if you want a sweet treat for your PC, always buy a quality 80+ Gold PSU and always remember the difference between quality and quantity.
If you want to upgrade, there are many good options: Cooler Master V series, Corsair TXM series, PSU suggested in the post above is exceptional too. Buy any of them in 550W, it is more than enough.
Just for now you are 100% good enough with the PSU you already have.
PS: I am using Rosewill Capstone 550W 80+ Gold PSU, it came with a 7 year warranty and it has been solid as a rock, buy once and use forever if all goes well.
 
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