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there's a chance any PSU you get is going to die and fry your components.Sora said:They make good for the money but still $4000??? I'd rather have like one of the best names rather than just a "good" name.
Like I said I'm sure it will work but theres always that chance.
But it's very unlikely with a good PSU. This includes the Cooler Master power supply.
Argumentum ad numerum.No, not for 4 Grand. Look at any website,
OverclockersClub
OC Forums
Hardforum
Tomshardware
anandtech
And you will see noone reccomending coolermaster power supplies for medium to high end builds.
Your are the one and only person I have ever known to. Which is fine, but your only going from your personnal experience. Which does NOT face up to the experience and information of the websites I posted.
Im not saying Coolermaster is a bad company, all I am saying is that THEY are NOT for Medium to high end builds. I will concede that they are adequete for low end builds but for nothing else.
And look, this guy and many others have by no stretch of the imagination a tight budget, therefore for the money there ARE MANY better power supplies out there then cooler master. Common for 250$ he chooses a Coolermaster....! LOLED! Looking quickly at newegg there are two EXtremely good power supplies just under 250$
Silverstone 850 Watts
PC Power and cooling 750 Watts
If your saying your would rather have that Cooler master overr either of those power supplies you would either be lieing, or on some short of good drug.
I am also not saying he should go buy (Although others are) another power supply because his first choice is or was bad. He should use it until problems arise that are traced back to said power supply.
Sorry, but coolermaster is not a highly reccomended power supply by the majority of reputable forums.
Whether or not people recommend it is irrelevant. that cooler master PSU is a good quality PSU, and it will more than handle his build.
The statement that Cooler Master PSU's are only good for low-end builds, is ignorant. If it is a good quality, stable PSU that can output the necessary (rated) amount of power fine, then it will suit a high-end PC just the same as a low end PC.
Here's something you probably didn't know:
most PSU brands don't actually make or even design their own PSU's.
This includes most of the high-end brands as well.
It is highly likely that a Cooler Master PSU is made by the same company as, say, an Antec, or a Silverstone.
this is the fallacy of Bifurcation.Silverstone 850 Watts
PC Power and cooling 750 Watts
If your saying your would rather have that Cooler master overr either of those power supplies you would either be lieing, or on some short of good drug.
I don't know why there is such a big predjudice about Cooler Master power supplies here, but it will run your system fine.
The likelihood of it dying is on par with the high-end brands like Thermaltake, Antec etc..