Power supply Mustiff 300xa 600w

[valentin154]

Hello again, i want to ask about this psu, i dont know if the 600w are real or not, and in case it is a generic psu and the 600w arent real, is this power suppy be enough for:

Ryzen 1500x 3.5 / 3.7
8gb dram on one stick at 2800mhz
Radeon R7 260x 2gb ddr5
Western Digital 1tb 7200rpm
No SSD

Is this psu going to be good for my system or can it cause problems?


Image from google, is the same i have :
https://www.google.com.ar/search?q=mustiff+300xa+info&oq=mustiff+300xa+info&aqs=chrome..69i57j33l2.10556j1j4&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#imgrc=PVvTMZYJ_TKEUM:

 

[Barty1884]

18A on the 12V rail? That's 216W..... That's total junk, and likely a fire waiting to happen.

What you have there is unlikely to even be capable of 200W sustained.

Even if they were misleading and taking the 3.3V and 5V etc and combining it all (which isn't actually how it works), that's still *barely* 450W (even that would technically be lying)

 

[ARICH5]

no, that psu is very poor. if you have a choice, point us to the website so we can choose a better psu for you.

 

[valentin154]

I ve been using that psu with an Amd a6 6400k dual core working at 4.1 ghz and i never got a problem, if i change that cpu to the ryzen, should i get problems?

 

[mazboy]

Buy a name brand: EVGA, Corsair, Seasonic, Thermaltake (there may be one or two I'm missing, but those are the ones I use). You really, really get what you pay for...

 

[valentin154]

Which psu would you recommend to use with that specs? and in case of upgrading the video card to a gtx 1050ti at least?

 

[Darkbreeze]

The bottom line is that Mustiff unit is made by Codegen, which we know for SURE is one of the absolute worst manufacturers out there, much like those made for the Ultra brand that Tiger direct used to sell prodigiously.

What country are you in?

How much can you budget for a new PSU?

 

[g-unit1111]

Buy a name brand: EVGA, Corsair, Seasonic, Thermaltake (there may be one or two I'm missing, but those are the ones I use). You really, really get what you pay for...

But even EVGA and Corsair are known to sell manufactured garbage. Don't buy an EVGA WB or B series and definitely don't buy a Corsair CX.

 

[mazboy]

point well made...sorry...but I've had great luck with the CX450 in my basic builds. They work great in Ryzen3/5 and Intel i3/i5 (non-overclock) with an entry level (~$150) GPUs.

 

[Darkbreeze]

Yes, for basic builds practically all of the CX units are fine. For use with systems that employ discreet cards requiring PCI (PEG) supplemental power, not so much. The EVGA W1, N1 and B1 units, I wouldn't use at all because there are better units in the same price range pretty much internationally.

 

[USAFRet]

Yes, for basic builds practically all of the CX units are fine.

Yeah, right up until the time my CX600 killed my Z77 board.

 

[Darkbreeze]

Hey man, I'm trying to be a little more "go with the flow" around here ok. (Just kidding, well, kind of)

BUT, I DO have to say that a Z77 isn't my idea of a basic build, since that's supposed to be an enthusiast chipset used for overclocking and gaming. 'Sa matta' whichoo, using a CX in a system like that?

 

[USAFRet]

Hey man, I'm trying to be a little more "go with the flow" around here ok. (Just kidding, well, kind of)

BUT, I DO have to say that a Z77 isn't my idea of a basic build, since that's supposed to be an enthusiast chipset used for overclocking and gaming. 'Sa matta' whichoo, using a CX in a system like that?

Gigabyte Z77, i5-3570k....worked fine for a few (4?) years. It was a build from 2012.
The CX went on the shelf for a while.

Moving stuff into the HTPC and switching parts around...poof...killed the board.
Oh well.

 

[mazboy]

and a 600w psu is definitely not entry-level...