QUOTE(turkishboi @ Jul 15 2020, 08:02 AM)
Hello,
I have a psu called Aigo GP 550W.
I am living in Turkey and there is no information about quality of this psu, no one knows about it.
While searching on web, i saw aigo psu's are common in Malaysia.
Can you please tell me, is this a good psu ?
I know it's a low-end psu but do you think it is reliable?
Will this psu blow up my system?
Thank you.
not sure good or not. never try never know.I have a psu called Aigo GP 550W.
I am living in Turkey and there is no information about quality of this psu, no one knows about it.
While searching on web, i saw aigo psu's are common in Malaysia.
Can you please tell me, is this a good psu ?
I know it's a low-end psu but do you think it is reliable?
Will this psu blow up my system?
Thank you.
but we can not find the brand and model in 80plus website:
https://www.plugloadsolutions.com/80PlusPowerSupplies.aspx
so, very sure the power efficiency is not verified or certified (although it claim it got 80plus bronze) .
and have higher chance that the Watt it claimed is over-rated as well .
Since u already bought it, so...
1) If I were u, I would treat it like a 450w or 500w psu..
2) And for safety purpose, use it only in 230v country . eg: malaysia, singapore, china,blah blah blah..and had better not to try it in 115v countries.
3) make sure the fan of psu is spinning, then u shall be fine.
4) beside that, had better turn off your pc ,and un-plug it in bad weather (thunder storm)
(if your internet is ADSL/VDSL, u have to disconnect your telephone line from your modem as well !!! ).
5) and turn off your pc, and un-plug it while power-grid become less stable...
This post has been edited by hashtag2016: Jul 16 2020, 10:05 PM
Jul 16 2020, 11:19 AM

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