Gigabyte wide range of SMPS / Power Supplies
Gigabyte is a Computer Components Manufacturer Company from Taiwan. It is most famous for making high quality Rock solid motherboards (both low end to high end) for PC. Gigabyte range of products include Motherboards, Graphics Card, PC components, PC peripherals, Notebook/Netbook, Slate and Tablet, Mobile Phones, Server/ Workstation and Enterprise PC.
Lately Gigabyte has introduced wide range of SMPS / Power Supplies to its products catalog. You can find very good SMPS from them which are also very moderately priced or are affordable as compared to other companies having big name in SMPS market e.g. Antec, Tagan, Corsair etc. You can have the detailed look on various SMPS’s from Gigabyte here.
If you are tight on budget but need a good reliable SMPS for your PC then you can safely go for Gigabyte Power Supplies, especially for Gaming purpose.
Gigabyte SMPS (Switch Mode Power Supply) series
Sumo series
ODIN GT series
ODIN Pro series
ODIN Plus series
ODIN series
GreenMax Plus series
GreenMax series
Superb series
Hercules series
Hercules X series
PoweRock series
PoweRock EX series
PoweRock KX series
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I read your blogs and i agree Iball more like IgotScammedByTheShopkeeper, but anyway gigabyte pb450 or even the pw400w is good enough for an igpu based system slowly upgrading to a gtx1650 right? Thanks man i am currently running my iball zps-281 but will replace it in few days with a gigabyte so asking your valued opinion
Gigabyte PW400 should be OK with GTX 1650 but I would suggest getting Gigabyte P450B for future upgrades.
Aight i will look out for that, thanks
If there’s one more brand i saw Ant Esports, i heard they aren’t that well
Did you ever had a chance to test one for the voltage delivery? Because if they are i might pick one from ant the CV models, i got a good deal from a shop on that
Ant Esports VS450L 450 Watt looks pretty good for the price. It has 35A current on the 12V Rail which is sufficient for a mainstream or budget mid-range graphics card.