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600w PSU reccomendations?

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hey i currently have a diablotek 600w da series and im gonna be buying i5 3570k with asrock mobo . I saw couple threads saying diablotek is not trusted and i have had it for a while had no problem? but i dnt wanna burn my new cpu when i get it b/c the current pc i have is extremely old amd phenom 8400 x3. Can anyone tell me psu 600w around 30~57 dollars?
i have 2 here found recently but got mixed reviewd in tomshardware here but at the website theres good reviews

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

http://www.amazon.com/OCZ-ModXStream-Modular-Performanc...

or should i keep using diablotek?

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Yeah 550W is plenty for almost all single GPU setups. Under normal circumstances I'd totally recommend the XFX, usually do, however right now the price of Corsair PSUs on Newegg makes them really hard to ignore.

CX600 - $40 after rebates, that's an absolute steal and I'm not sure the XFX is worth $15 more.

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cball1311 said:
That PSU is out of stock on newegg. Plus the XFX has more amps on the 12V rail. It is not always about wattage.


The CX600? Oo
It has a bigger 12V rail than the XFX (46A vs 44A) and it is in stock on newegg. Dunno how tricky rebates are (not in the states, and we don't really get them across here) but if you can really pick up a decent 600W PSU for $40 then its a great deal.
Regardless, either is a good choice.

i will get the corsair instead actually since the xfx does 10 dollar rebate and its 63$ im way over budget already with cpu mobo ram and i bought my gpu from newegg got my rebate
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Rammy said:
The CX600? Oo
It has a bigger 12V rail than the XFX (46A vs 44A) and it is in stock on newegg. Dunno how tricky rebates are (not in the states, and we don't really get them across here) but if you can really pick up a decent 600W PSU for $40 then its a great deal.
Regardless, either is a good choice.


Yeah, sorry. I was looking and the 600M.
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