[SOLVED] Will I be ok using a CV 450w with my build?

A couple reviews out of about a million sold? No. You shouldn't be worried.

EDIT: Yeah... 69 reviews total, but Newegg probably sells about 69 units of these PER DAY. And of those 69 reviews, only 12 of them are one egg.
oh ok, thanks. its my first time making a pc so im just a little nervous about picking bad parts
 
A couple reviews out of about a million sold? No. You shouldn't be worried.

EDIT: Yeah... 69 reviews total, but Newegg probably sells about 69 units of these PER DAY. And of those 69 reviews, only 12 of them are one egg.
What? That's about 17% and that's no bueno. I'm pretty sure it's lower than that, it's newegg's problem, not CX's problem. I know grey CX's track record is pretty good.
 
What? That's about 17% and that's no bueno. I'm pretty sure it's lower than that, it's newegg's problem, not CX's problem. I know grey CX's track record is pretty good.

That's my point. Hardly anyone reviews a PSU when it works. They tend to only review the PSU when it fails.

So while the number of one egg reviews are 17% of the total number of reviews, the total number of reviews represent < 1% of their total sales through Newegg. It's horse crap.
 
That's my point. Hardly anyone reviews a PSU when it works. They tend to only review the PSU when it fails.

So while the number of one egg reviews are 17% of the total number of reviews, the total number of reviews represent < 1% of their total sales through Newegg. It's horse crap.
This is true for all components... But if it reaches >20% on Amazon I'd still avoid it. My point was there's something in newegg that skews the results, even in Amazon it's like below 10%.