Need help!!! in choosing power supply for my build

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My build :
* i3 7100 3.9ghz
* Asus GTX 1060 3g
*Asus H110m-k
*Toshiba 1 TB HDD
* Kingston 2 x 4 GB DDR4 2400 mhz

I have a problem choosing power supply for my build and there are few possible options :
Thermaltake TR2 S 600w ( which i am most likely taking up becouse of color match with my Asus GPU) :
http://altaok.ge/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=21642&sl=en
Thermaltake SMART SE 530W ( I think this is also good option becouse of it being modular): http://altaok.ge/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=8924&sl=en
ZALMAN ZM500-LX ( and this PSU is cheap so i thought it had right to be in this list )
http://www.be.ge/product-145235.html
Keep in mind prices aren't shown in USD
 
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mamasan2000
A good quality PSU should be good for 10+ years. Plan accordingly. Will you be running budget systems for the next 10 years that only use 3-400 watts? The cheaper ones might suffice. But will probably break down after a couple years.
My brothers PSU broke down after a year of usage, cheap one that came with the computercase. 500W, I can't remember brand (not like brand matters much, they don't manufacture PSUs anyway, they just stick their names on them).

Ballpark figure: 100 euros for a good one. Will probably be 6-700W, Gold certified.

PSU is the most impportant component. If it "blows up", it can take other components with it.
Don't skimp on it.
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A good quality PSU should be good for 10+ years. Plan accordingly. Will you be running budget systems for the next 10 years that only use 3-400 watts? The cheaper ones might suffice. But will probably break down after a couple years.
My brothers PSU broke down after a year of usage, cheap one that came with the computercase. 500W, I can't remember brand (not like brand matters much, they don't manufacture PSUs anyway, they just stick their names on them).

Ballpark figure: 100 euros for a good one. Will probably be 6-700W, Gold certified.

PSU is the most impportant component. If it "blows up", it can take other components with it.
Don't skimp on it.
 
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and what about corsair cx 600 ? : https://www.mymarket.ge/en/product/view/10950675/ corsair is brand which is often seen on youtube pc builds : https://www.mymarket.ge/en/product/view/10950675/
 
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Yes. You can go for the 80+ bronze as well
https://www.mymarket.ge/en/product/view/10950675/.

But if you are not having a budget issue, better go for 80+ gold certified.

Good Luck.:) Peace.
 
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i have and that's problem for me :/ 180 gel is max for me and thermaltake tr2 s has 80+ silver with 600 w compared to corsair one with 600w but 80 + bronze soo should i stick to thermaltake i know this brand isn't famous for best psu's but still it's not one that i should keep myself far away from as i think :) also corsair one has no warranty compared to thermaltake's poor but still one year warranty
 
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