does cooler master thunder m (modular) is good?

[John Sebastian]

hi,im from the philippines, and im new to pc building,my question is does cooler master thunder m is ok for my build?

mobo : gigabyte z87mx d3h
cpu : intel pentium G3220
ram : 2x4GB corsair xm3 1600
hdd : 500GB seagate barracuda
odd : samsung dvd
cooling : 5 bitfenix spectre 120mm fan
gpu : Sapphire HD 5570 1GB


my budget for psu is only $50 and i want a full sleeve cables
any suggestions??

 

[Scoutdrago3]

Modular, I believe, means it doesn't come with the wires, so its better for you to just get a non-modular. Input all your items in this website: pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/
and tell me your total wattage.
Thanks

 

[ddbtkd456]

Umm....cool master is no good, please refer to this reference for further explaining.

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1804779/tomshardware-power-supply-unit-tier-list.html

Also @Scoutdrago3, pcpartpicker.com does not do currency in there country, rule of thumb is any system will run on less then 500 watts unless SLI, crossfired, or something else extreme. Also non-modular means that it comes with the wires seperated from the power supply unit, so you can plug them in as needed (much cleaner layout) vs. a non-modular which comes with all the cords already sleeved and threaded and are not removable from the unit itself. You will not find a decent (that I know of) fully modular, for under 70.00 dollars USD.

I hope this helps answer your question a little bit better. Also please remember to select your best answer so that others may learn from your thread. Remember that you can contact me anytime about any questions or concerns you might have about things in the future. Thank you for your time and have a pleasant day/night.

 

[John Sebastian]

Umm....cool master is no good, please refer to this reference for further explaining.

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1804779/tomshardware-power-supply-unit-tier-list.html

Also @Scoutdrago3, pcpartpicker.com does not do currency in there country, rule of thumb is any system will run on less then 500 watts unless SLI, crossfired, or something else extreme. Also non-modular means that it comes with the wires seperated from the power supply unit, so you can plug them in as needed (much cleaner layout) vs. a non-modular which comes with all the cords already sleeved and threaded and are not removable from the unit itself. You will not find a decent (that I know of) fully modular, for under 70.00 dollars USD.

I hope this helps answer your question a little bit better. Also please remember to select your best answer so that others may learn from your thread. Remember that you can contact me anytime about any questions or concerns you might have about things in the future. Thank you for your time and have a pleasant day/night.

thanks for your reply ddbtkd456 cm thunder m is semi modular and newly released this year in my country but i didnt' see any reviews for that psu,,now im thinking about evga 500b bcoz jonnyguru score that psu 8.7 out of 10,,