Are these Rosewill PSUs any good?

[Quailane]

Hey, I was thinking of buying one of their 500w or 550w power supplies to go with my new computer. My dad bought a 500 watt one from newegg with two 80mm fans but it is no longer there. It has stable accurate voltages but it is only powering an athlon xp 2.2Ghz. I just want to know if that was a fluke or if they really make good power supplies before I order one. Thanks.

[KoolDrew]

AFAIK they do not. I would much rather stick with brands such as OCZ, Antec, Enermax and Forton/Sparkle

[mantralord]

No one knows whether they're good or not, because no one wants to be the first to try.

[MassiveOverkill]

I have the 500 watter powering my system in my sig. So far I'm impressed.

[Oklahoma Wolf]

Made by Wintech, the same OEM as Ultra uses. Should be about the same quality.

[MassiveOverkill]

So Wolf, you would say this is an above average PS, but not top of the line (like PC&Power)?

[Quailane]

Made by Wintech, the same OEM as Ultra uses. Should be about the same quality.

Ok, is that good or bad? Well, since my dad had a good experience with one and someone else did too while there are no bad experiences, I think I'll get myself one too.

[Oklahoma Wolf]

My impressions are they're average for build quality. I would call them Thermaltake/Sirtec competitors, but I just don't find them much to be excited about.

[MassiveOverkill]

This Rosewill actually replaced my Thermaltake 420 watter and the caps were larger as well as the torrids. What I like about it, its it has alot more +12V amps than the TT did, plus it runs alot cooler. My TT was starting to show strain, as under load, my LED fans would dimm just a tad.

[facialicious]

I am starting to like rosewill stuff. I got 3 of their 17" LCDs and they are great. None of them had any dead pixels or anything. I also have 2 cdrw/dvd combo drives from them that are fine. I think Rosewill is a good budget brand.