Is it a ok brand? Does it look as if it will blow up in a year or...

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/store/[emailprotected]@[emailprotected]@&BV_EngineID=ccdkadefjfljddjcflgceggdhhmdgmh.0&page=Product&fm=null&sm=null&tm=null&sku=290020&category_oid=-31415#productInformationSectionLooks LIKE a Chinese branded KNOCK off...
Travel to PC Power and Cooling for info on how to select a quality PSU.
I've had good luck with both OCZ brand and the high end Antec's but there are others
It's a very informative sight.Thanks for the reply Patio.

IVE been looking for a power supply for a few months now , and it appears the only good PSU's can be bought online , or from a private shop , but there prices are sky high .

Its pretty annoying actually.... Definitely avoid Jeantec, I know from personal experience how bad they are.
dabs.com have OCZ, Corsair and Coolermaster PSUs for under £60, good quality.I was going to say for a decent one expect to pay 50 to 60 of those symbols Calum used....that's Euro correct ? ?
Or Pounds ?

We use the good old GBP - Great British POUND here in Blighty.
Euros . . . you, sir, deserve a horse whipping! The very thought of it . . .
[/end British accent popularised on American TV]

That's RIGHT though, £50 and up buys a decent PSU here. Or in other words, almost twice the price of yours, using that funny symbol that looks like an S with some lines through it . . .


Thanx Calum...and no offense intended.Heh, no worries, you'd have to work harder than that to offend me.I have a connection that happenly uses pc world an hasnt had any issues.