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Best psu for me

Best psu for me

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Yoshix
Member
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08-23-2024, 02:48 AM
#1
I'm setting up a budget gaming system and am unsure which PSU to choose. I was considering an evga 600 gaming 100-w1-0600-k3 but haven't confirmed if it suits my requirements. The equipment I've got so far includes:

Mobo: msi 970 gaming
CPU: fx8350
Cooler: Noctua NH-D14
Graphics: xfx rx480 rs 4gb
HDDs: 240gb ssd, 1th hdd
Standard ATX case with two large fans; I intend to add two more later.
I plan a slight overclock and will mainly play esports titles like Bf1 and Call of Duty.

Could anyone suggest a suitable option without overspending, around £50?
Appreciate it!
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Yoshix
08-23-2024, 02:48 AM #1

I'm setting up a budget gaming system and am unsure which PSU to choose. I was considering an evga 600 gaming 100-w1-0600-k3 but haven't confirmed if it suits my requirements. The equipment I've got so far includes:

Mobo: msi 970 gaming
CPU: fx8350
Cooler: Noctua NH-D14
Graphics: xfx rx480 rs 4gb
HDDs: 240gb ssd, 1th hdd
Standard ATX case with two large fans; I intend to add two more later.
I plan a slight overclock and will mainly play esports titles like Bf1 and Call of Duty.

Could anyone suggest a suitable option without overspending, around £50?
Appreciate it!

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Zayrez_
Junior Member
4
08-23-2024, 02:48 AM
#2
I own a Corsair RMx 850, a newer PSU that performs exceptionally well and operates very quietly. It’s a bit expensive, but you can find one for $80 at Newegg with 650W capacity, which is more than sufficient. EVGA also offers good options for budget builds. Steer clear of the Corsair CX series—they have significant coil whine problems.
P.S. The PSU is the only component in your build that shouldn’t be cut corners on, as a failure could cause major issues.
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Zayrez_
08-23-2024, 02:48 AM #2

I own a Corsair RMx 850, a newer PSU that performs exceptionally well and operates very quietly. It’s a bit expensive, but you can find one for $80 at Newegg with 650W capacity, which is more than sufficient. EVGA also offers good options for budget builds. Steer clear of the Corsair CX series—they have significant coil whine problems.
P.S. The PSU is the only component in your build that shouldn’t be cut corners on, as a failure could cause major issues.

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iTzLukaaz
Junior Member
14
08-23-2024, 02:48 AM
#3
Evga super novas are quite favored by cost-conscious builders. Take a look at this one offering a 750 watt rating that fits your needs.
https://m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemn...6817438025
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iTzLukaaz
08-23-2024, 02:48 AM #3

Evga super novas are quite favored by cost-conscious builders. Take a look at this one offering a 750 watt rating that fits your needs.
https://m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemn...6817438025

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Galaxtico99
Junior Member
13
08-23-2024, 02:48 AM
#4
I own a Corsair RMx 850, a newer PSU that performs exceptionally well and operates very quietly. It’s a bit expensive, but you can purchase it now from Newegg for $80 with 650W capacity, which is more than sufficient. EVGA also offers good options for budget builds. Steer clear of the Corsair CX series—they have significant coil whine problems.
P.S. The PSU is the only component in your build that shouldn’t be cut corners on, as a failure here could cause bigger issues later.
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Galaxtico99
08-23-2024, 02:48 AM #4

I own a Corsair RMx 850, a newer PSU that performs exceptionally well and operates very quietly. It’s a bit expensive, but you can purchase it now from Newegg for $80 with 650W capacity, which is more than sufficient. EVGA also offers good options for budget builds. Steer clear of the Corsair CX series—they have significant coil whine problems.
P.S. The PSU is the only component in your build that shouldn’t be cut corners on, as a failure here could cause bigger issues later.

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Kynedee
Posting Freak
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08-23-2024, 02:48 AM
#5
I own a Corsair RMx 850 personally, one of their newer power supplies. It performs very well and operates extremely quietly—no problems at all. They’re a bit expensive, but you can find one now on Newegg for $80 with 650W, which is more than sufficient. EVGA also offers good options for budget builds. Steer clear of the Corsair CX series; they have significant coil whine issues.

P.S. The PSU is the only component in your build that shouldn’t be cut corners on, you don’t want it to fail.

I’m currently using a RMA100i for my setup. My previous rig had a 750W PSU costing about $150; switching to an 850W one six years ago would have saved me that amount.
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Kynedee
08-23-2024, 02:48 AM #5

I own a Corsair RMx 850 personally, one of their newer power supplies. It performs very well and operates extremely quietly—no problems at all. They’re a bit expensive, but you can find one now on Newegg for $80 with 650W, which is more than sufficient. EVGA also offers good options for budget builds. Steer clear of the Corsair CX series; they have significant coil whine issues.

P.S. The PSU is the only component in your build that shouldn’t be cut corners on, you don’t want it to fail.

I’m currently using a RMA100i for my setup. My previous rig had a 750W PSU costing about $150; switching to an 850W one six years ago would have saved me that amount.