Looking For an Upgrade-Proof Power Supply

Silibant

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My current build is an AMD FX-4150, GIGABYTE 78LMT-USB3 motherboard, an ASUS HD 7770, 8 gigs of Patriot Viper Extreme RAM, and it's powered by a CX430W from Corsair.
I would like to upgrade my GPU to an EVGA GTX 770 ASAP, and potentially have an FX-8350 later down the line. My current power supply would (obviously) be unable to handle this. I've been looking at an HX750, but I was wondering if there was any inexpensive power supply that could carry over through many different upgrades. I don't much care about looks or modular cables, but if we can go modular, it'd be nice. My budget is around $110 USD, but I can go marginally (~$10-15) above that should it be required.
Thanks, and happy building.
 

Silibant

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Thanks, everyone! I'm looking at the XFX from Blackbird, and it seems it only achieves the $90 price tag with a rebate. If we could avoid those, it'd be nice, but it's within budget without the rebate. The SeaSonic from Jessterman21 looks quite nice, but I like the wattage of the XFX. They also reccomended the HX620, which looks nice, but might not be the best watt-to-price piece of equipment. Ksham, thanks for the reccomendation and nice profile pic, but 1K watts is reaching too high budget-wise. Thanks again everyone.
 

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That puts this at $90.00 even without the rebate.


That code is an instant rebate the other mail in rebate brings it to $69.00
 

You asked for an upgrade-proof power supply. I don't know if you meant for a single card or for multiple cards. For some dual configurations, you do need 1000W.
 

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Thanks for letting me know. I was unaware of this; thought max necessary would be ~850W. Sorry I didn't mention this earlier: I doubt I'll be going with SLI anytime soon, and if I can afford SLI then I will have more than a hundred bucks to spend on a PSU, so don't trouble yourselves with any 4-digit power supplies unless they're an absolute steal.
 

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Whoops. That'll probably be the one I will go with then, as it's pretty sweet. Thanks for helping out on my other PSU questions,by the way.
 

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So true. I've had TD tell me my GPU drivers failed because my GPU "wasn't plugged in".