Hello peeps,
I just ordered my new computer (parts), which are the following:
- Kingston 4GB(2 x 2GB), 1333MHz, DDR3,
- Sapphire HD5850 1GB GDDR5 PCIE
- Asrock 870 Extreme3
- AMD Phenom II X6 1055T / 2.8 GHz -Socket AM3 - L3 6 MB - Box
- Samsung SpinPoint F3 Desktop Class HD103SJ - hard disk - 1 TB - intern - 3.5" - SATA-300 - 7200 tpm
+ DVD, CPU cooler,
I plan to supply this computer with the following power supply:
- Chieftec Super Series CFT-750-14CS - EPS12V - 110-120/200-240 - 750 Watt
The store does not have completed the order yet, so I still have the option to swap power supplies.
I found some positive reviews of the supply but on forums a lot of negative stories arise around Chieftec Powersupplies, just based on the brand name instead of the posters own experiences.
However, this raised enough questions for me to ask your people opinion here on this forum.
What do you think? SHould I keep the PSU or go through the hassel of changing it and paying more for an Antec PSU for example??
Thanks in advance!
I just ordered my new computer (parts), which are the following:
- Kingston 4GB(2 x 2GB), 1333MHz, DDR3,
- Sapphire HD5850 1GB GDDR5 PCIE
- Asrock 870 Extreme3
- AMD Phenom II X6 1055T / 2.8 GHz -Socket AM3 - L3 6 MB - Box
- Samsung SpinPoint F3 Desktop Class HD103SJ - hard disk - 1 TB - intern - 3.5" - SATA-300 - 7200 tpm
+ DVD, CPU cooler,
I plan to supply this computer with the following power supply:
- Chieftec Super Series CFT-750-14CS - EPS12V - 110-120/200-240 - 750 Watt
The store does not have completed the order yet, so I still have the option to swap power supplies.
I found some positive reviews of the supply but on forums a lot of negative stories arise around Chieftec Powersupplies, just based on the brand name instead of the posters own experiences.
However, this raised enough questions for me to ask your people opinion here on this forum.
What do you think? SHould I keep the PSU or go through the hassel of changing it and paying more for an Antec PSU for example??
Thanks in advance!