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COOLER MASTER B2 SERIES 80+ certified 500W PSU @ $68.95 + Free Shipping @ ATG eBay Store
Cooler Master B2 SERIES 80+ Certified 500W PSU - $68.95 + Free Shipping @ ATG eBay Store
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AssociatedLatgears @ atgears.com on 03/04/2017 - 13:08 ebay.com.au (162 clicks)
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Last edited 03/04/2017 - 13:29 by 1 other user
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55 @ MSY last week…..
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$65 at Umart
$65 no free shipping <> $65 free shipping
Fair point, but it's hardly the lowest price for the product if you're willing to pick up.
I live in a regional area so shipping always has to be factored in for me. But yeah, if you live within driving distance less an issue.
I would stay away from this PSU - its not particularly stable or high quality, and its worth spending a little bit more on something that can destroy your whole system if it goes bad. I picked up an Antec Neo Eco 550W for $84 at MSY a few days ago - its rated much higher.
https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/631048-psu-tier-list-up…
As with everything YMMV. I had 2 750w Silverstone Strider Gold (tier 3 in that list)go on a murder spree on the first systems they were installed in (presumably a bad batch). Newegg reviews show similar results so perhaps I'm not alone.
Personally I didn't really want to risk it so I picked up a 750W EVGA Supernova G2 - but when you want to make a budget build you have to cut corners somewhere :)
Does anyone still buy PSUs that are not modular?
Don't answer if you're the kind that lets a PC shop build it for you, put a warranty seal on the case and you never open it up to look inside.
For a basic pc <$500, non-modular is ok. I'll wouldn't mind using it on a budget.
My main pc definately need modular for a clean look and airflow
This is normal price, but with free shipping?