I've seen a PSU called 650w Silverpower"Green Power" 80 Plus Certified. It has all the connections I want for a 4890 and such but what I would like to know wether it is good quality at £65? Would it power an E7400, 4890 and a CPU H2O loop comfortably? I'm a great beleiver in things that don;t work hard don;t break (very often). Thanks
Is this PSU any good?
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65£ why not pay then extra for a a corsair tx 650W its 71£ on the ocuk atm 
or if you feel like a bit more quality the antec signature 650w is the best psu around that power rating for steady rails and good power
or if you feel like a bit more quality the antec signature 650w is the best psu around that power rating for steady rails and good power
Looking at a Bit-Tech review they own Tagen and Seasonic, the article was 2 years old though.
Hers the article: http://www.bit-tech.net/custompc/reviews/120869/silverpower-sp-600a2c.html
But I would choose something like Corsair 650w for a few pounds more.
Hers the article: http://www.bit-tech.net/custompc/reviews/120869/silverpower-sp-600a2c.html
But I would choose something like Corsair 650w for a few pounds more.
I have the Corsair TX 650W. Great PSU! Silent and does the job very well. Corsair are my fav PSU's.
Currently powering my i7@4ghz, 6gb tri channel ddr3, Soundcard, 275GTX, Dvd drive & 4 HDD. Never let me down. Constant smooth power delivery. The only bad thing is that its not modular.
Currently powering my i7@4ghz, 6gb tri channel ddr3, Soundcard, 275GTX, Dvd drive & 4 HDD. Never let me down. Constant smooth power delivery. The only bad thing is that its not modular.