Which power supply ???

well i need ur help
i need a power supply , i've already checked on sparkle 400 watt , enermax 430 watt and antec true 480 watt
but the combined power of the +3.3v +5v is about 220~235 watts which is good, i suppose, but the prices range from 72 $ ~100$ ...i found aother brand called RAIDMAX and powmax 450 watt or 520 watt the price is about 60 $ but i failed to get any technical info about them ..
the question is are they good enough or not ,, and how much combined power of +3.3v and +5v do they supply ??
please help me ... if anyone knows anything about these brands or any other brands which costs less than 70 $ please tell me ,,, thanks for ur help ,,,
check :http://www.ocsystem.com/powersupply.html

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Originally posted by Blue
Personally, I reckon you can't beat Enermax.
They're probably a little bit more expensive than some of the brands but your PSU is an important part of your kit and if it means stretching that little bit extra to get a good one I'd advise it if you can.
thats why you get an Antec Truepower PSU :D

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