What is the best budget PSU from this website?

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I'm not trying to advertise here, but I'm hopeless. From this website ( http://www.cel.ro/surse/ ) I'm putting together a PC. I am planning on buying a Ryzen 3 1300x the Asus PRIME A320M-K Motherboard,with it 1x8GB of HyperX Fury Black 2400MHz DDR4 ram, in the Segotep Racing case. I will transfer my Asus EAH 5750 video card, and my SSD and HDD's from my old PC, however since I don't live in the USA, getting a normal PSU is not easy. I looked on this page but most of the tier3 ones are not available or are really expensive. (http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html) I would like the one PSU that has the best price/reliability factor. On the other hand , you could give me the cheapest one that you still trust. I know people say don't save your money on PSU's, but I can't help it. Thanks in advance!
 
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Don't put your systems health at risk with a poor quality psu. The Seasonic and CXM(450w, 550w and 650w models only) are good units.
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Nah, I looked after it. 3000MHz RAM has about 2-3% better performance than the 2400MHz, and for the extra 15$ it isn't really worth it. On the AMD website it says that the Ryzen 3 1300x supports a max memory speed of 2667MHz.

 
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As for everything I don't have a set budget, but I don't want to spend too much.
How about this one? http://www.cel.ro/surse/sursa-raidmax-rx_500xt-500w-pNSI7MDEn-l/
My brother has had one similar (however I don't exactly know the specifications, on the box it only says : RX-500 PSU , 1x12CM fan) which we have been using it for about 8 years now and it is still working nicely.
 
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I wouldn't recommend that
http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3318407/psu-raidmax-500xt.html

Your brother system may not be too demanding or he's lucky. Nevertheless, i wouldn't recommend a lower quality unity to anyone. I'd stick with SeaSonic all the way or some of those CXM from Corsair mentioned above
 
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Actually it's my brothers PC from which I'm taking out the EAH5750 videocard and the storage units. It's the one I'm currently using , since he doesn't need it anymore, he has a laptop of his own for work. The processor in it is an Athlon II X2 250, which has a power consumption of 65W, the same as the Ryzen 3 1300X.

 
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Point understood.
 
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A 5750 needs about 400w.
But, to allow for a future stronger graphics card, buy 520 or 620w.
This Seasonic S12II 620w unit looks good to me:
http://www.cel.ro/surse/sursa-seasonic-s12-ii-620w-pNyM2MDE-l/

And... on your build you might want to use a 2 x4gb kit which will operate in faster dual channel mode.
Do not plan on adding a 1 x8gb stick later, it may not be compatible.
Ram is sold in kits for a reason.
Also, it seems that ryzen is picky about ram.
Verify that the ram is on the motherboard QVL list or supported by the ram vendor.
 
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