Hum you said the magic words no name brand so just replace the thing mate personally I like Corsairs they have such a good range now and the Seasonics just as good though I have never had one except for a little used one out of an old machine I use for testing fans etc.:)
If you are feeling adventurous about changing the PSU (it isn't as hard as most think), one thing that helps for those that haven't done it before is to use something like twist-ties and labels of some kind. Simply put a twist-tie with a label on each connection as you remove it, and then after installing the new PSU, use the labels to reconnect everything.
Not all Corsair PSUs are good. Be sure to check the reviews before choosing one. Generally, the AX and HX series are good. I've read a lot of complaints about the RM series.
I want to again thank you all for your suggestions. Since the consensus is Corsair, that is what I will get and steer away form the RM. == Since this is my tread, I am going to highjack to a different topic. I have used up my 3.5 inch bays. I have four 5.25 bays empty. If I should get another SSD in the future, is there such a thing as a 5.25 converter so I could put a 2.5 SSD (or move my 3.5 HDD) in one?
No, I am not asking about the 2.5 to 3.5. I have a 5.25 bay that I might want to use in the future. == Which reminds me of a story after seeing the picture of the 3.5 bracket. I just got a SSD this weekend in the mail. It came with the bracket. The screw holes on the bracket did not line up with SSD, even though both had the Kingston brand on them. It was not like a .25 inch off. It was an inch or more, strangest thing. I just put some Velcro on to hold the SSD.
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