Does Cooler Master make decent power supplies?

Are they a reliable company? Do the make good quality psu%26#39;s?Does Cooler Master make decent power supplies?
BumpDoes Cooler Master make decent power supplies?
they make good power supplies, at least the 80+% efficiency ones, check out other brands as well, Enermax, Tagan, Silverstone, PCP%26C, ePower/Topower, Zippy, Thermaltake, Seasonic and Corsair, make sure they have Active PFC, very beefy amperage on the 12volt rail and high efficiency, preferably 80-85+%
Yes but I%26#39;m using a Seasonic right now
[QUOTE=''jfelisario'']they make good power supplies, at least the 80+% efficiency ones, check out other brands as well, Enermax, Tagan, Silverstone, PCP%26C, ePower/Topower, Zippy, Thermaltake, Seasonic and Corsair, make sure they have Active PFC, very beefy amperage on the 12volt rail and high efficiency, preferably 80-85+%[/QUOTE]I%26#39;m looking at some, they look pretty good for low prices.

Corsair all the wayz....(And by extension Seasonic)
[QUOTE=''Staryoshi87'']Corsair all the wayz....(And by extension Seasonic)[/QUOTE]I would but they cost way too much ($125)

which coolmaster PSU are u looking at. i need a new one 2, but u share some insight :) iam on super budget
[QUOTE=''el_carl''][QUOTE=''Staryoshi87'']Corsair all the wayz....(And by extension Seasonic)[/QUOTE]I would but they cost way too much ($125)
[/QUOTE] They sure do cost too much...but they%26#39;re worth it ;)
Don%26#39;t ever skimp on your power supply, the best sounding advice in terms of power supply selection.
[QUOTE=''Staryoshi87''][QUOTE=''el_carl''][QUOTE=''Staryoshi87'']Corsair all the wayz....(And by extension Seasonic)[/QUOTE]I would but they cost way too much ($125)
[/QUOTE] They sure do cost too much...but they%26#39;re worth it ;)[/QUOTE]I sure can%26#39;t afford one. I looked at some reviews on the cooler master psu and it turned out some were pretty crappy. I think I%26#39;ll stay with better quality companies. Does anyone know a good psu that could power an 8800 gts 320 mb? It needs to be a minimum of 400 watts and have 26a on the 12v rails. It would be nice to have wrapped cables too.

[QUOTE=''jfelisario'']Don%26#39;t ever skimp on your power supply, the best sounding advice in terms of power supply selection.[/QUOTE]Good adive. I will heed your warning.

Gotta spend money to make money. Look modular, strong amperage, and proper voltage. You%26#39;ll probably be spending around 60 to 120 bucks to get a high quality one that suits your needs.