Also I disagree with the no name power supply, I always get a brand name, you don't want a crappy no-name power supply accidentally sending a power spike and or drain to any one of your components.
well, that can be discussed for ever what is best and not. Its like comparing a B&O TV with a no name TV.
Ive got a no name TV, when i was 11 years old. And im going to be 27 the 24th this month. So that will make the TV at least 16 years old. And it have never failed.
My brother told me to buy this thermal take PSU since he said it was the best. So i thought: oh cool. Since my other one failed.
But as i said above my thermal take, did break one of its wings.
So the well known PSU did break faster then my old no name PSU.
And the old one was only a 300W. And i think the only reason it did break, was that i was putting more and more stuff into my pc.
So to my experience, when a PSU it giving up. Is because of the user is putting to much stuff in, then the PSU can handle.
Its up to the user to choose what he/she will feel best about buying
like any TV or what ever
