Which PSU

[Bingy]

Looking for a PSU that will be furture proof. Large enough so i dont have to upgrade it if i go crossfire or sli, how ever i wont be needed 5 harddrives or such, 2 max, but only be using one. I thought i should go for a 700-800W PSU

any recommendations have been looking at the Corsair TX750 yet it is not modular, (is a modular one coming out?) and a Thermaltake Toughpower 750W

thanks

 

[Bingy]

Also at http://extreme.outervision.com/PSUEngine when it says the Recommended PSU Wattage: does that tell you what PSU you should buy such as a 700W PSU or does it show the actual ammount of Watts been used.

 

[whoop]

How about Cooler Master RS-750? On Newegg.com, the pricing is US$79.99 after mail-in rebate. With 5 year warranty, I think it also is good choice compared to Corsair 750TX. If you don't have concern on budget, Seasonic PSU is nice one. (ps. they are PSU maker for Corsair)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817171024

 

[Silverion77]

The Corsair TX is a great PSU

Check out the calculator Bingy posted...If u dont want modular than grab the Corsair

^^no the CM is not that comparable to Corsair. Some are good, but CM is iffy in general

 

[Bingy]

Its not that i dont want a modular PSU, its just that id rather get a reliable bang for buck, top reviewed with lots of awards PSU then a poorer PSU but just happens to be modular.

What PSU beats a Corsair TX 750W PSU but that is modular?

 

[Silverion77]

Ummmm

Psus that are good quality are Seasonic, Corsair, High rated Thermaltakes 750+ (Toughpower), Zalmans, and Antec Signature (which i currently run)

All are great and perform very well