Is my Power Supply good enough

[ninjaninja12341234]

My power supply is https://www.amazon.de/Ultron-UN550G-Netzteil-Version-schwarz/dp/B001IR9PNC
i think my GTX 560 Ti died because of my psu (or because of overheating i don't really know because the pc did shut down while playing)
Is it a good power supply, and if it gets to hot will it shut down to prevent damage?
i have it since December 2016
My components are :
GPU gtx 1050 Ti
CPU i5 6500

 

[bmockeg]

Never heard of that brand, I wouldn't use it in a computer

 

[ninjaninja12341234]

Never heard of that brand, I wouldn't use it in a computer

what would be a good psu for this system?

 

[richiestang_78]

Pick up a Corsair CX450 or CX550 (the ones with black and white lettering not green, and not the builder series). Or a Corsair CX450M or CX550M (these are semi modular)

 

[Rexper]

It’s an ancient PSU without even APFC. It doesn’t list its protections anywhere, so I doubt it has OTP (Over Temperature Protection). Your computer could be crashing due to unstable voltages delivered by your current PSU.
I recommend upgrading to a good PSU.
In Europe, good budget options include the be Quiet Pure Power 10 400, Corsair CX450(m), Corsair Vengeance. Or if you can’t afford those, the Xilence Performance A+. All of which are good quality and have a set of protections.

 

[ninjaninja12341234]

It’s an ancient PSU without even APFC. It doesn’t list its protections anywhere, so I doubt it has OTP (Over Temperature Protection). Your computer could be crashing due to unstable voltages delivered by your current PSU.
I recommend upgrading to a good PSU.
In Europe, good budget options include the be Quiet Pure Power 10 400, Corsair CX450(m), Corsair Vengeance. Or if you can’t afford those, the Xilence Performance A+. All of which are good quality and have a set of protections.

will it damage anything if i still keep it for a month or 2 until i get some money and then change to Corsair CX450M?

 

[jankerson]

It’s an ancient PSU without even APFC. It doesn’t list its protections anywhere, so I doubt it has OTP (Over Temperature Protection). Your computer could be crashing due to unstable voltages delivered by your current PSU.
I recommend upgrading to a good PSU.
In Europe, good budget options include the be Quiet Pure Power 10 400, Corsair CX450(m), Corsair Vengeance. Or if you can’t afford those, the Xilence Performance A+. All of which are good quality and have a set of protections.

will it damage anything if i still keep it for a month or 2 until i get some money and then change to Corsair CX450M?

A PSU like that could go anytime and take other parts with it.