Best Power Supply under $150 for the Specs below?

CenturyTechnology · Jun 21, 2014

- i5 4690k
- EVGA gtx 770 4GB ACX Cooling
- ASUS H97 Mobo
- Cooler Master K380 Mid Tower Full Midnight ATX Case
- G.Skill RipJaws Series (2x4) DDR3 = $79
- Seagate Hybrid Drive 1 Tb
- AsusVS247HV 23.6inch LED Monitor

Try include a 750w power supply with good rating. Im on a budget of $150 or below, please try include anything around that price or below.

Alpha3031 · Jun 21, 2014

$89
http://pcpartpicker.com/mr/newegg/evga-power-supply-120g10750xr

EasyLover · Jun 21, 2014

you don't need 750W PSU for this build. Your mobo does not support overclocking whereas your CPU is factory unlocked. Consider the change.

For this build

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/seasonic-power-supply-s12ii620bronze @ $71

harry_r_s · Jun 21, 2014

Try cooler master V650W.
Tough your total comes to be around 450W. So It is more than enough!
100$
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817171093

Alpha3031 · Jun 21, 2014

Oh yes, I didn't notice. The z97 pro3 is only 100

Dark Lord of Tech · Jun 21, 2014

Best 750w on the market.

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

Power Supply: EVGA 750W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply ($89.99 @ NCIX US)
Total: $89.99
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available

Performance (40% of the final score) - 10. I mean, really... were you expecting any other score in this category today? Beyond excellent ripple suppression, beyond excellent voltage regulation, easy pass for Gold efficiency both times. I mean, come on... if anything deserves a perfect score here it's this unit.

Functionality (20% of the final score) - and it's getting another 10 here, as well. We have a fully modular unit with very nice black sleeved cables. The manual's decent. There are lots of connectors. There's a switchable fanless mode. EVGA gave us a little test adapter to see if it works before we use it. There are lots of other goodies in the box. Can you find something to complain about here? I certainly can't.

Value (20% of the final score) - Newegg's offering this unit for $129.99 right now, with a rebate on top of that. I can't score on rebates, but I can drool all over that price. It's directly competing with the Thermaltake Toughpower Grand, which may or may not still be the same one I reviewed. That said, the real competition is from Seasonic. Their KM3 750W is ten dollars more money. And you'd probably think EVGA has this all sewn up based on that alone. But... XFX has a Seasonic built unit at this same price point, so this category is not a lock like we saw with the 850W model. I'm going to go with a 9.5 here. When a Seasonic build is your only competition, you're doing it right. In fact, I'm almost ready to say that it is Seasonic who is competing with this one than the other way around.

Build Quality (20% of the final score) - as was the case with the 850W, I still want to see that fan control switch wiring cleaned up some. There's a little more glue on it this time holding it to the modular board insulation, but it still looks rather like an afterthought. There's room for that switch directly on the back panel... how about we do that instead, Super Flower? 9.5.

http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story6&reid=380
Review from jonnyguru ^

harry_r_s · Jun 21, 2014

Best 750w on the market.

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

Power Supply: EVGA 750W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply ($89.99 @ NCIX US)
Total: $89.99
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available

Performance (40% of the final score) - 10. I mean, really... were you expecting any other score in this category today? Beyond excellent ripple suppression, beyond excellent voltage regulation, easy pass for Gold efficiency both times. I mean, come on... if anything deserves a perfect score here it's this unit.

Functionality (20% of the final score) - and it's getting another 10 here, as well. We have a fully modular unit with very nice black sleeved cables. The manual's decent. There are lots of connectors. There's a switchable fanless mode. EVGA gave us a little test adapter to see if it works before we use it. There are lots of other goodies in the box. Can you find something to complain about here? I certainly can't.

Value (20% of the final score) - Newegg's offering this unit for $129.99 right now, with a rebate on top of that. I can't score on rebates, but I can drool all over that price. It's directly competing with the Thermaltake Toughpower Grand, which may or may not still be the same one I reviewed. That said, the real competition is from Seasonic. Their KM3 750W is ten dollars more money. And you'd probably think EVGA has this all sewn up based on that alone. But... XFX has a Seasonic built unit at this same price point, so this category is not a lock like we saw with the 850W model. I'm going to go with a 9.5 here. When a Seasonic build is your only competition, you're doing it right. In fact, I'm almost ready to say that it is Seasonic who is competing with this one than the other way around.

Build Quality (20% of the final score) - as was the case with the 850W, I still want to see that fan control switch wiring cleaned up some. There's a little more glue on it this time holding it to the modular board insulation, but it still looks rather like an afterthought. There's room for that switch directly on the back panel... how about we do that instead, Super Flower? 9.5.

http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story6&reid=380
Review from jonnyguru ^

This PSU is not best value for price. You can get a 750 W PSU 60$ too. Like this - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA30R1KG1719&cm_re=750W-_-9SIA30R1KG1719-_-Product
But the problem is of parts quality and life.

The cooler master has 5yrs warranty and it uses quality capacitors.
That is why i suggested Cooler master V650W is good

EasyLover · Jun 21, 2014

Best 750w on the market.

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

Power Supply: EVGA 750W 80+ Gold Certified Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply ($89.99 @ NCIX US)
Total: $89.99
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available

Performance (40% of the final score) - 10. I mean, really... were you expecting any other score in this category today? Beyond excellent ripple suppression, beyond excellent voltage regulation, easy pass for Gold efficiency both times. I mean, come on... if anything deserves a perfect score here it's this unit.

Functionality (20% of the final score) - and it's getting another 10 here, as well. We have a fully modular unit with very nice black sleeved cables. The manual's decent. There are lots of connectors. There's a switchable fanless mode. EVGA gave us a little test adapter to see if it works before we use it. There are lots of other goodies in the box. Can you find something to complain about here? I certainly can't.

Value (20% of the final score) - Newegg's offering this unit for $129.99 right now, with a rebate on top of that. I can't score on rebates, but I can drool all over that price. It's directly competing with the Thermaltake Toughpower Grand, which may or may not still be the same one I reviewed. That said, the real competition is from Seasonic. Their KM3 750W is ten dollars more money. And you'd probably think EVGA has this all sewn up based on that alone. But... XFX has a Seasonic built unit at this same price point, so this category is not a lock like we saw with the 850W model. I'm going to go with a 9.5 here. When a Seasonic build is your only competition, you're doing it right. In fact, I'm almost ready to say that it is Seasonic who is competing with this one than the other way around.

Build Quality (20% of the final score) - as was the case with the 850W, I still want to see that fan control switch wiring cleaned up some. There's a little more glue on it this time holding it to the modular board insulation, but it still looks rather like an afterthought. There's room for that switch directly on the back panel... how about we do that instead, Super Flower? 9.5.

http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story6&reid=380
Review from jonnyguru ^

Sir, Are you really recommending 750W where his build does not require that much wattage?

Dark Lord of Tech · Jun 21, 2014

He asked for a quality 750w , I listed one of the best.

Note: Quiet 750 Watt 750W < Is a very very poor supply.

Alpha3031 · Jun 21, 2014

We picked the same PSU

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