Which PSU should I get?

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Hi.
I need to get a reasonably cheap PSU to power a 750 ti. I've heard that it requires not a lot of power so I'm wondering if I should get something a bit pricey like http://www.dabs.com/products/corsair-450w-rm450-rm-series-power-supply-8XVK.html?refs=50113&q=rm&src=16 or get something cheaper like this http://www.dabs.com/products/corsair-430w-builder-series-cx-80--bronze-atx-power-supply-8BV9.html?src=2
Probably in a few months i'll upgrade my GPU so I don't want to have to get another good quality PSU (first one) because it won't be able to power it
 
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Corsair uses poor Chinese capacitors and transformer which is not good for newer GPUs which mostly factory overclocked. .... Get Seasonic or evga as they have great Japanese capacitors and transformer which is great for gaming and overclocking and also great for newer GPUs.
Get Seasonic m12ii 620w fully modular power supply. It is cheap but best power supply .....:)
 
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becuase you said you may replace the 750 with a newer gpu latter on. pick up a 600-650w unit. it the 12v rail you have to size for your pc. (cpu wattage and max wattage of the gpu). not the whole wattage output that on the side of the power supply. if you size the power supply wrong it can lock up or shut down in gaming. a good rule is buy a unit 100w more then needed.
 
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