PSU Newbie. What makes are more reliable?

[Santz24]

I am looking for a PSU of around 400-500W for under 100€ and ive been looking at the website where i usually buy hardware but i dont know what to choose, could you just have a quick look at the list of PSU's and tell me which one is best value for the money? I just want it to be able to power a Pentium D 830 and an ATI X1900GT. What would you reccomend?

One more thing, preferably i would like you to chose from the products that have the green sign next to them.

This is the URL:


http://www.alternate.es/html/shop/productListing4C.html?cat1=135&cat2=346&cat3=999&tgid=68&treeName=HARDWARE&Level1=Energ%EDa&Level2=Fuentes+de+alimentaci%F3n&Level3=Hasta+600+vatios++++&


Thanks for your time.

 

[milnyckyj]

At risk of sounding like a douche, I reference you to the sticky at the top of the message board. Also ratings on newegg are a pretty good indication of a product's quality.

 

[waylander]

From that list I would look at one of the Tagan, Silverstone or OCZ products.

 

[Doughbuy]

Same as Waylander, the Silverstone Zeus and Strider series are also nice. Enermax Liberty series maybe...

 

[enforcer22]

At risk of sounding like a douche, I reference you to the sticky at the top of the message board. Also ratings on newegg are a pretty good indication of a product's quality.

Serioulsy dont listen to those retards who plug it in it works and they give it a 10 star rating simply based on that. Reviews on those sites are the worst way ever to determin how good aproduct is.