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AMD Radeon R9 390x.
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PatrioticPickle
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Depends mainly on the PSU's quality. Unless you have an obscene configuration, a good quality 550W PSU would be more than enough. 80+ "certified" means next to absolutely nothing quality-wise.
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Mobo:Asus Z97 Pro-
Ram:HyperX Fury 32gb ddr3 1866Mhz
Case: Fractal DD R5.
CPU:i7-4790 none K .
SSD:Samsung 850 EVO 500gb
HDD:2tb Toshiba.
Ram:HyperX Fury 32gb ddr3 1866Mhz
Case: Fractal DD R5.
CPU:i7-4790 none K .
SSD:Samsung 850 EVO 500gb
HDD:2tb Toshiba.
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I'm confused about 80+ plus thing..Titanium,platinum,gold,silver and bronze what is the different?Sometime i have seen gold rating psu smoke faster than those bronze rating psu.
Martell1977
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It's the efficiency:
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/understanding-the-80-plus-certification/
It's possible to get a poor quality PSU with even a gold rating.
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