Suitable PSU for 780ti and PSU question

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I'm looking for a suitable 780ti to replace my already modular PSU, what is the best suggestion that is around £70 GBP.

Also, is it easier to replace modular PSUs? In my experience i've only replaced a non-modular one in the past, were you have to completely rewire all the power connectors. Is this the same situation with a modular PSU? when you replace them can you just switch out the box and put the old cables in, or do you have to replace these also?

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Most of the time the modular cables are not the same and you will have to rewire everything when you change the psu.
For just a single GTX 780 ti, a quality 600-650w psu can handle that system.
You can go for this EVGA one: http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-120pg0650gr
It's decent quality, not the best, but it should work fine and it's 80+ GOLD and fully modular.
Or you can go for this XFX one: http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/xfx-power-supply-p1650xxxb9
XFX is a better quality unit, but it's only 80+ Bronze (shouldn't make that big of a difference though) and only semi-modular (again, it shouldn't make a difference because you need the cpu and motherboard connectors anyways).
You can go with whatever you prefer, as...
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Most of the time the modular cables are not the same and you will have to rewire everything when you change the psu.
For just a single GTX 780 ti, a quality 600-650w psu can handle that system.
You can go for this EVGA one: http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-120pg0650gr
It's decent quality, not the best, but it should work fine and it's 80+ GOLD and fully modular.
Or you can go for this XFX one: http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/part/xfx-power-supply-p1650xxxb9
XFX is a better quality unit, but it's only 80+ Bronze (shouldn't make that big of a difference though) and only semi-modular (again, it shouldn't make a difference because you need the cpu and motherboard connectors anyways).
You can go with whatever you prefer, as they should both be fine.
 
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