[SOLVED] Do I need to buy a new power supply?

[diveshsehgal11]

My PC : Intel i5-3470
10 GB DDR3 RAM
gt 710 2GB DDR5
WD 500 GB HARD DISK


I am planning to upgrade my GPU to RX 570 4gb . So do i need to buy a new power supply ?
Here is a pic of my current power supply : https://imgbbb.com/image/XdBtH


Can u suggest something

After Checking I saw this :
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07MWGZT5N/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1
OR

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06WP2LZ8...&pd_rd_r=8b1a4d75-77c5-11e9-985f-5d3a71b469ca


Should I buy ??
or
Any other PSU??

 

[TJ Hooker]

I can't find information about the power delivery details of the Corsair PSU. That's a REALLY big omission on their part that I do not like.

Corsair seems to make that info hard to find for all their PSUs, even top tier ones, really annoying. But the CX450 is rated for 37.4A on the 12V rail. https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-cx450-psu,5678.html

The cooler master is 42A by the way, not 43. They're looking at the 80+ White unit, not the Bronze one you seem to have found. https://www.coolermaster.com/catalog/power-supplies/mwe-series/mwe-550/

Given that I can't find any good reviews of the CM, plus it only has a 3 year warranty vs 5 for the Corsair, I'd personally go with the latter.

 

[diveshsehgal11]

I can't find information about the power delivery details of the Corsair PSU. That's a REALLY big omission on their part that I do not like.

The CM is a single rail with 43A in the 12V, so it's more than capable to handle a lot of stuff you want to cram into the PC and being a single rail, for better or for worse, it won't have any issues with power deliver to components because you chose the wrong rail. Both are 80+ Bronze, so they should behave more or less similar. As for components, both are rather low-end-ish, so I wouldn't put my hands on fire for either in terms of reliability.

IMO, if you can pay for it, get the CM MWE 550W.

Cheers!

THANKS BRO!!

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

CX550 is better than the CX550M , but it's not modular of course.