Are these two PSU's good?

[magyarosipeter]

http://www.cel.ro/surse/sursa-modulara-corsair-cx_m-series-cx450m-450w-neagra-pMyU2MjEp-l\ and http://www.cel.ro/surse/sursa-corsair-cx450-450w-80-pluss-bronze-pNSI2MzYr-l/ . From what I understand the only difference between the two, is that the first one is modular, and the second one isn't. I'm using an A320M-K mobo, a Ryzen 5 1400, 2x4GB HyperX Fury ram, my old Asus Formula HD5750 with 1 SSD, 1 HDD, but I plan on upgrading the GPU to a 4gig Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 560. I currently have a Raidmax PSU, some people said that it isn't very good and stable, so that's why I'm changing.

 

[manddy123]

The CX450M is a very reliable unit ( I use it myself ), cannot confirm about the CX450 tho...

I believe both had an older version ( with green label ) that was awful, if the new CX keeps the same quality the new CXM then you're good to go with either, but i'd suggest the CXM as it's already a good unit and it's modular as well.

See if you can find a SeaSonic S12 or M12 520W, they're cheap as well and very good models.

 

[boosted1g]

Those are both very good budget units, certainly not top shelf quality; but they will put out the load they advertised, are not going to damage your parts and should power it for several years.

 

[magyarosipeter]

The CX450M is a very reliable unit ( I use it myself ), cannot confirm about the CX450 tho...

I believe both had an older version ( with green label ) that was awful, if the new CX keeps the same quality the new CXM then you're good to go with either, but i'd suggest the CXM as it's already a good unit and it's modular as well.

See if you can find a SeaSonic S12 or M12 520W, they're cheap as well and very good models.

If I may, what are you pc specs, and how often are you pushing it to the limits? I guess if it doesn't fry my other components or burns down my PC , I can't really go wrong with it, since it has 7 years of warranty. I was originally going to go with the Seasonic S12 520W but it's prices fluctuated.
Also, I think this is the one you said I should avoid : http://www.cel.ro/surse/sursa-corsair-builder-series-cx430-bronze-430w-pNyQ3PDw-l/ ( with the green label ), right?

 

[manddy123]

If I may, what are you pc specs, and how often are you pushing it to the limits? I guess if it doesn't fry my other components or burns down my PC , I can't really go wrong with it, since it has 7 years of warranty. I was originally going to go with the Seasonic S12 520W but it's prices fluctuated.
Also, I think this is the one you said I should avoid : http://www.cel.ro/surse/sursa-corsair-builder-series-cx430-bronze-430w-pNyQ3PDw-l/ ( with the green label ), right?

i7 6700, GTX 1060 6GB, B150 mobo, 2x1TB HDD, 520GB SSD.
I do game quite often and for several hours, never gave me a single problem.

Yup, that's the one. Run away from it, lol

 

[boosted1g]

With a 1060, a 450w is pushing it very close to the wire, I would get either the 520w seasonic (S11 or M12) or the 550w version of corsair CX.

 

[magyarosipeter]

Well then, Thanks guys, I now know which one I'm getting .
@boosted1g I think he's fine, since the GTX 1060 requires a 400W according to nVidia.

 

[boosted1g]

450w is doable. but it gives very little wiggle room for comfort.
Not to mention if you get a quality 550w then you are good all the way up to anything but the top of the line model graphics card; vs having to buy another PSU to support going 1 step up in GPU.