power supply and ram

[eliasrizik]

hello,
i want to buy new pc but i'm not sure if the power supply is enough and i dont know if ram is good one because i never heard of this company "Kingston 8GB 2133MHz DDR4"
can someone tell me if this good ram and if this amount power supply is enough for my pc.
Power supply : Corsair 450W model VS450

PC SPEC:
CPU: INTEL Core™ i7-6700K Skylake
Motherboard : asus Z170
Storage:
SSD Kingston HyperX Fury 120GB
Western Digital Caviar Blue 1TB SATA 7200RPM 64MB
DVD:Asus SATA DVD
Video card : Nvidia GeForce GTX960 4GB

Thank you for helping

 

[fredfinks]

Youve never heard of the Kingston because Gskill have taken a huge market share because of flashy, flamboyant & unnecessary heatsink design.
Kingston are one of the longest running RAM manufacturers in the world. They also do lots of enterprise level gear, inwhich no serious operation would touch Gskill. RAM failure is qute rare (compared to PSUs or mobos) but Gskill has much higher return rates.

I only consider 3 brands of consumer RAM - Crucial (micron), Corsair and Kingston. (samsung is not readily available).

The PSU VS series is low quality. You wouldnt be pushing it so much if you got a higher wattage.
The higher the quality the lower you can go. Take a look at the stickied PSU tier list and choose an affordable 450-550w tier 1 or 2 in your area.
I have built plenty of systems with the tier 3 Antec VP series. Its ok.

 

[jhall18]

That's a horrible psu, I would only ever put it in a desktop for minor browsing here and there, definitely not for a gaming computer. And kingston is a very reputable company, they have been manufacturing for a while, don't be scared to purchase from them.

 

[eliasrizik]

Thank you for the amazing answer.
if you suggest specific one that good for my pc and not over 60$ that would be amazing.
Thank you again .

Youve never heard of the Kingston because Gskill have taken a huge market share because of flashy, flamboyant & unnecessary heatsink design.
Kingston are one of the longest running RAM manufacturers in the world. They also do lots of enterprise level gear, inwhich no serious operation would touch Gskill. RAM failure is qute rare (compared to PSUs or mobos) but Gskill has much higher return rates.

I only consider 3 brands of consumer RAM - Crucial (micron), Corsair and Kingston. (samsung is not readily available).

The PSU VS series is low quality. You wouldnt be pushing it so much if you got a higher wattage.
The higher the quality the lower you can go. Take a look at the stickied PSU tier list and choose an affordable 450-550w tier 1 or 2 in your area.
I have built plenty of systems with the tier 3 Antec VP series. Its ok.