Hello,
I'm using a Corsair CX550 PSU with my new desktop (R5 3600 - GTX1660 TI - MSI X570 Gaming Plus - 16gb DDR4 3000mhz(xmp) - m2 xpg ssd 240gb - 3 1tb HDD) for about 6 months now, but I stumbled on the info that this PSU is not that good and might fail or even damage my hardware.
My old desktop used a Corsair VX500. It's an old pc but it was very high specs when I assembled it and the PSU is still working perfectly.
Should I replace my new CX550 PSU using the 5+ years of use VX550? If both had the same mileage I know VX would be the best choice, but in this case I'm not sure.
I could replace the VX fan but I don't know how other PSU components deal with this aging...
Thanks for the help!
I'm using a Corsair CX550 PSU with my new desktop (R5 3600 - GTX1660 TI - MSI X570 Gaming Plus - 16gb DDR4 3000mhz(xmp) - m2 xpg ssd 240gb - 3 1tb HDD) for about 6 months now, but I stumbled on the info that this PSU is not that good and might fail or even damage my hardware.
My old desktop used a Corsair VX500. It's an old pc but it was very high specs when I assembled it and the PSU is still working perfectly.
Should I replace my new CX550 PSU using the 5+ years of use VX550? If both had the same mileage I know VX would be the best choice, but in this case I'm not sure.
I could replace the VX fan but I don't know how other PSU components deal with this aging...
Thanks for the help!