Best 600-700W Modular PSU?

MiRaWu · Aug 31, 2016

Hello guys!

I am here to ask you about the best 600 or 700 w PSU?

What I need:
600-700W
Semi-modular or full
80+
Around 100 bucks.
Thanks for your answers!

basroil · Aug 31, 2016

EVGA G2 650 or Corsair RM650x are your best picks for full modular

Seasonic G 650 is probably the best semi-modular

MiRaWu · Aug 31, 2016

I look for EVGA PSU and I found the SuperNOVA 750W 80+ bronze.
Any advantage or disadvantages?

basroil · Aug 31, 2016

MiRaWu :

Do NOT get those.

What are your specs? Most likely you don't even need more than 550W

MiRaWu · Aug 31, 2016

My spec:
I5 4460
12 GB HyperX 1866MHz
Asrock H81M-DG4
Asus GTX 560 ti (later 1 more in SLI)
Current PSU 430W mercury

basroil · Aug 31, 2016

MiRaWu :

1) Don't bother with SLI of the 560ti, it's old as hell and your motherboard DOES NOT SUPPORT MORE THAN ONE CARD!
2) Since SLI is out of the question, you are fine with 550W, in which case I highly recommend the Seasonic G 550. It's the cheapest high quality 550W power supply in the US.

MiRaWu · Aug 31, 2016

I will buy a new motherboard later when I got money for a z97.

MiRaWu · Aug 31, 2016

EVGA 500B?

basroil · Aug 31, 2016

MiRaWu :

No. If you have the money for a Z97 the least you should get is a Seasonic G 550

And don't bother with mobo upgrade just for the 560ti, at this point the 750ti is much faster than 560ti in SLI for almost all games!

MiRaWu · Aug 31, 2016

In my country the Seasonic is Approx and everybody blame that brand.

basroil · Aug 31, 2016

MiRaWu :

Your country sounds like a stupid place. Currently Seasonic is the worldwide leader in power supplies, even Intel uses them for their demonstration platforms!

MiRaWu · Aug 31, 2016

I know that.
The site where I search it bugged and change my filters...

Anyway I find a FSP hyper 700w that's not a modular psu but still good brand am I right?

basroil · Aug 31, 2016

MiRaWu :

It's nowhere near as good as the cheaper Seasonic G 550/EVGA G2 550

Lodocarbo · Aug 31, 2016

Well I own a Corsair RM650x and is amazing, fully modular and very efficient, silent as well! But like Basroil said, you dont need so many watts, get a nice 550w Gold and you are good to go, Corsair RM550x is a very good choice

MiRaWu · Aug 31, 2016

Yeah but those cost more than what can I pay for it.
My budget is 100 $ but that is the limit.

basroil · Aug 31, 2016

MiRaWu :

Seasonic G 550 is $80, so is the EVGA G2 550 :sarcastic:

Lodocarbo · Aug 31, 2016

MiRaWu :

Ok, EVGA G2 would be my choice then!

MiRaWu · Aug 31, 2016

Look this is 80$ in my currency and this is the psu in my currency.

http://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=80&From=USD&To=HUF

Psu:
Seasonic G-Series 550W SS-G550! http://www.arukereso.hu/tapegyseg-c3158/seasonic/g-series-550w-ss-g550-p332999565/

Lodocarbo · Aug 31, 2016

Probably taxes!

basroil · Aug 31, 2016

MiRaWu :

You probably won't find anything for your price range then! See if the XFX TS Gold, EVGA G2, or Corsair RMx lines in 550w or 650W are available for a reasonable price in your country. If not, the Seasonic S12II 520W will have to do

MiRaWu · Aug 31, 2016

i think this is a good one. It's fit in my budget and 80+ gold.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tf00pSp8q4

basroil · Aug 31, 2016

MiRaWu :

You do realize that's what I suggested a few times above right?

MiRaWu · Aug 31, 2016

yes but you suggested the EVGA G2 550 and i search directly to that and i do not see the 750.

basroil · Aug 31, 2016

MiRaWu :

I suggested the EVGA G2, both 650 and 550, as well as reminded you that you do NOT need more than 550W since 550W is more than enough. If the G2 750W is cheaper then fine, but you do NOT need it.

MiRaWu · Aug 31, 2016

But i will need it.
I plan for the future.

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