How to choose a Best Power Supply

How to choose the Best Power Supply

Your computer's power supply is the core of your system—if it goes, so does your PC. That's why picking a great power supply is so important. You want to make sure that you're getting all of the features you need, and not paying for anything extra.

The first thing you should do when you're shopping for a new power supply is found one that fits your computer's form factor and size. Some power supplies are designed to be more compact, which can be ideal if your case isn't very large or if you want to save space inside your machine by reducing the amount of empty air between components.

You should also check out the wattage rating of any potential PSU purchases; this number indicates how much power it can deliver at once. The higher the wattage rating, the more likely it is that the product will be able to handle whatever load you throw at it—which means that no matter what kind of build you've got planned for your PC, there will probably be an appropriate PSU available for purchase somewhere online or offline (though prices may vary).

Finally, make sure that any power supply units you're considering buying have active PFC