Budget PSU-s here are pretty scarce, nothing from EVGA to Corsair etc. (there are some but they are way over my money limit), the only ones that are around 50-60$ are LC power, cooler master, chieftec, ms stuff and others, that I know are pretty bad. But I just found a Gigabyte GP-PB500 for 50$ which seems ok for the price. But I haven't found much on their power supplies. Is this model any good?
P.S: There are two Seasonic ones that are 30$ more, but I was just wondering if the one mentioned above is decent.
Build:
Motherboard: GA-H61M-S1
CPU: Pentium G850 (Upgrading it later with an I5-3570)
GPU: GTX 750Ti
RAM: 2 Sticks of 4GB DDR3 Hyper X Fury
HDD: Just one, think its a Hitachi one pretty old, plan to add another one (scared that the current PSU will overload
)
P.S: There are two Seasonic ones that are 30$ more, but I was just wondering if the one mentioned above is decent.
Build:
Motherboard: GA-H61M-S1
CPU: Pentium G850 (Upgrading it later with an I5-3570)
GPU: GTX 750Ti
RAM: 2 Sticks of 4GB DDR3 Hyper X Fury
HDD: Just one, think its a Hitachi one pretty old, plan to add another one (scared that the current PSU will overload
)
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