Cooler master extreme 2 525w review năm 2024

“The new Extreme 2 entry-level power supply series from Cooler Master comes in four different versions: 475 W, 525 W, 625 W, and 725 W. They don’t have an active PFC circuit and, therefore, don’t carry the 80 Plus certification. Let’s take an in-depth look at the 475 W model, which costs only USD 50.”

Via Hardware Secrets

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I'm getting it for 30$-25$, and the hp psu are junk and don't want to sell a guy some pc that will burn down his house, won't be too bad, got the pc for 15$ plus a 25$ psu and sell it for 90$ cad plus maybe 5-10$ for the old 250w psu

PSUs that are found in Dell, HP, Acer, etc. are made by a reputable company (Delta, Chicony, LiteOn, FSP, etc) that should be decent enough to output what it is rated for within ATX specification. Not the type of power supply that make a model number look like it's rated wattage and violated ATX specification as shown here (violated specs @ 380wDC despite advertising as "475w") : http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/cooler-master-extreme-2-475-w-power-supply-review/

As I had said, you probably could even power it on the HP; however, considering the age of the PSU, I would recapped it but that doesn't seem to be an option for you. While it isn't exactly a good power supply, the CM Ex2 525w should at least be able to power a <150wDC system.