Which PSU should i choose?

Corsair CXV2

they all suck or sub par including corsair

get a xfx 550w or 450w. made by seasonic and can acutally supply as much wattage as it says on the label

theres no xfx products available here  

where are you?

Lithuania, mid Europe

List of Power supplies available here:

AeroCool Advanced Technologies (8) ANS (1) Antec (1) be quiet! (17) Chieftec (25) Codegen (8) Compucase (5) Cooler Master (13) Corsair (26) Delock (1) Enermax (34) Eurocase (2) Fortron (40) Fractal (1) Fujitsu (3) Gembird (10) Gigabyte (6) GTT (2) Hedy (2) IBM (1) IBOX (5) Inter-Tech (9) InWin (3) Itec (3) Jou Jye computer (2) Logic Concept Technology (6) Modecom (16) Nexus technology (8) OCZ (2) OCZ Technology (8) Powermax (2) Seasonic (12) Sweex (2) Tacens (6) TAKE ME (6) Targus (3) TECNOWARE (3) Thermaltake (10) TRACER (12) Whitebox (8) XILENCE (12)

do you have a antec HCG 520w?

620W only. 520's are sold out and theres no clue when theyre going to get more of em.

it probably doesnt hurt to have the little extra wattage

Well it costs 50% more than any of those i was planning to buy, so im not sure if i can afford that

well its better than buying low quality products and having them fail on you

Ummmm....No. (Unless by "suck or sub par" you mean "outstanding product". In which case both your and Hardwaresecrets.com both agree.)


http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Corsair-CX430-V2...

it still cant supply the stated wattage. i usually consider it sub par

What about Corsair TX650 650W or Corsair GS600 600W?

the tx is good. the GS is ok but both are better than the cx

That test was for the CX430 and it delivered 428.4 watts?

http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Corsair-CX430-V2...

There are better power supplies but they cost more. If the OP is on a budget, 500w version is a good choice.

Hi Itharis - agree with BigTroll on Aerocool, Coolermaster, & Thermaltake as they have multiple models on
johnnylucky.org Lemon list (disagree that Corsair sucks). I agree with ZINONLY that in your situation
with availability Corsair is a good choice, it's actually a good choice regardless of availability.
Tom