Windows 7: Need help buying PSU & Case for computer

mangoh · 28 Feb 2013

My existing PSU is very loud and the case doesn't look great.

What information shall I post so I can get help regarding the title.

Thanks in advance.

PwnFrnzy · 28 Feb 2013

Your system specs are most important, it lets us know how much wattage you'll need to sufficiently power your rig and also the motherboard model will help us determine what size case you'll be needing as well. Once that is all posted, we can continue on to recommendations.

kbrady1979 · 28 Feb 2013

Your system specs, and a budget and we can go from there.

AddRAM · 28 Feb 2013

For starters: Corsair

http://www.corsair.com/us/power-supp...ply-units.html

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16811129100

Purely Research

ICIT2LOL · 01 Mar 2013

I'm with AddRam on Corsair PSU's and for the case I just reckon the Coolermasters are the ducks innards my HAF XM is a thing of wonderment.

HAF XM(APAC only) - Cooler Master stacks of room easy to work in and around and in fact only a shade smaller then the HAF full tower:)

chris1neji · 01 Mar 2013

If he wants a quiet and silent computer I do not think that Antec 1200 is the best choice.
Cases are important yes, even more important if you look into overclocking

ICIT2LOL · 01 Mar 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by chris1neji

If he wants a quiet and silent computer I do not think that Antec 1200 is the best choice.
Cases are important yes, even more important if you look into overclocking

+1 chris I have the previous version of this as it was run out and for quietness it is almost silent but it depends on the budget of course.

Professional Series

DeaconFrost · 01 Mar 2013

I can't recommend the Corsair 300R case enough, especially for how cheap it is.

kbrady1979 · 01 Mar 2013

Good quality power supplies normally won't make any noise and if they do, it is usually less than other components. As for the case, he just said it didn't look good and might want a replacement. Maybe he can get back to us with his system specs so we can have a better idea of what he needs.

ICIT2LOL · 01 Mar 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by kbrady1979

Good quality power supplies normally won't make any noise and if they do, it is usually less than other components. As for the case, he just said it didn't look good and might want a replacement. Maybe he can get back to us with his system specs so we can have a better idea of what he needs.

+1 KB and also a budget would be another consideration too:)