Recommendation For Power Supply

[BamItsGrim]

I need recommendations on a PSU and I would appreciate it if you can explain why the desired PSU is recommended.

This is my build:

Case: Corsair 200R
PSU: ???
Storage: Western Digital Black 1TB
Samsung 840 Evo 120GB
Optical Drive: Asus Optical Drive
Motherboard: Gigabyte H97-D3H
CPU: Intel i5-4690 3.5ghz
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 8GB LP
GPU: Sapphire R9 280X Toxic 3GB

 

[Hawkshot]

you will be fine with a good 550 80+ gold power supply, even a 500 would do buts its pushing the boat out a bit, I would say go for the 750W 80+ Gold if you have the money to spend on it, this way it means that you have the ability to upgrade without worry of power, if you don't have the money 550W will do you just fine

 

[BamItsGrim]

you will be fine with a good 550 80+ gold power supply, even a 500 would do buts its pushing the boat out a bit, I would say go for the 750W 80+ Gold if you have the money to spend on it, this way it means that you have the ability to upgrade without worry of power, if you don't have the money 550W will do you just fine

What brand would you recommend?

 

[Hawkshot]

cossair the RN series are really good, cooler master are also nice

 

[Hawkshot]

Antec
Earthwatts series (Only from 700 Watts and up)
High Current Gamer series
Neo HE
Truepower Classic 750w
Truepower New (700 Watts only)
Truepower Trio
Truepower Quattro

Cooler Master VS series

Be Quiet
Power zone series
Straight power E9 (Greater than 400 Watts)

Corsair
GS series (GS600 / GS800)
HX / HX v2 series
RM 450 / 550 / 650w models (Made by Channel Well Technology)
TX / TXM series

Cougar SX and GX 700

Enermax
Platimax series (under 1250 Watts)
Triathlor (550, 650, 700)

Enhance ENP-GH
Lepa G500
NZXT Hale82 Modular (650 and 750 Watt models)

OCZ
EliteXStream series
EvoXStream series
Fatal1ty series (Last gen 80+ models)
GameXStream series (less than 1000 Watts, if manufactured from December 2007 or later)
ModXStream series (Again, if manufactured from December 2007 or later)
ProXStream
ZT / ZS series (less than 1000 Watts)

PC Power & Cooling
Silencer (Less than 610 Watts)
Silencer MK2 series

Rosewill
Capstone series
Tachyon series

Seasonic
G series
S / M12 MK1 series
S / M12 II Bronze 430 / 520 / 620w (Includes EVO series)

Setney Golden Steel Power 850 Watts
Seventeam ST series (less than 600 Watts)
Silverstone OP / DA series (less than 700 Watts)

Supermicro / Ablecom

Thermaltake Toughpower series (greater than 600 Watts)
Thortech Thunderbolt plus (800 Watts only)
Topower Powerbird (900 Watts only)
XClio Stablepower series

XFX
Pro series
Core series
XTR series

Xigmatek
HC Series
MC Series


I didn't consider what country you are in, so these are the best ones that I can put together
Ultra
X3 series
X-Pro series

Zalman ZM series (Less than 1000 Watts)

 

[Mahisse]

Use this list as a reference and go from there: https://community.newegg.com/eggxpert/computer_hardware/f/135081/t/45344.aspx

For your build I would recommend a 620-650W power supply to make head room for future graphics card upgrades/other builds (GTX 780 ti and R9 290X recommends a power supply on 600 watts)... Unless you are looking to crossfire in the future then you would want to look for a PSU with at least 750W and above.

I'd recommend searching for some reviews of PSUs on the list I linked to and make up your mind on which requirements you have to the PSU personally, like noise, full/semi/non-modular, etc.

I personally made a bit of a mistake myself and went on buying the XFX XXX PSU and thogh it's great the noise from the fan in that PSU is louder than I expected. It's more noisy than my old crappy 550W PSU I had from Linkworld and that was a bit dissapointing but at least I know that the components (except the fan) is top notch.

Personally I think a Seasonic 620W would be a good choice.

 

[BamItsGrim]

Use this list as a reference and go from there: https://community.newegg.com/eggxpert/computer_hardware/f/135081/t/45344.aspx

For your build I would recommend a 620-650W power supply to make head room for future graphics card upgrades/other builds (GTX 780 ti and R9 290X recommends a power supply on 600 watts)... Unless you are looking to crossfire in the future then you would want to look for a PSU with at least 750W and above.

I'd recommend searching for some reviews of PSUs on the list I linked to and make up your mind on which requirements you have to the PSU personally, like noise, full/semi/non-modular, etc.

I personally made a bit of a mistake myself and went on buying the XFX XXX PSU and thogh it's great the noise from the fan in that PSU is louder than I expected. It's more noisy than my old crappy 550W PSU I had from Linkworld and that was a bit dissapointing but at least I know that the components (except the fan) is top notch.

Personally I think a Seasonic 620W would be a good choice.

Do you think I should choose the Cooler Master V650s or the Seasonic X Series 650w?

 

[Mahisse]

Use this list as a reference and go from there: https://community.newegg.com/eggxpert/computer_hardware/f/135081/t/45344.aspx

For your build I would recommend a 620-650W power supply to make head room for future graphics card upgrades/other builds (GTX 780 ti and R9 290X recommends a power supply on 600 watts)... Unless you are looking to crossfire in the future then you would want to look for a PSU with at least 750W and above.

I'd recommend searching for some reviews of PSUs on the list I linked to and make up your mind on which requirements you have to the PSU personally, like noise, full/semi/non-modular, etc.

I personally made a bit of a mistake myself and went on buying the XFX XXX PSU and thogh it's great the noise from the fan in that PSU is louder than I expected. It's more noisy than my old crappy 550W PSU I had from Linkworld and that was a bit dissapointing but at least I know that the components (except the fan) is top notch.

Personally I think a Seasonic 620W would be a good choice.

Do you think I should choose the Cooler Master V650s or the Seasonic X Series 650w?

It is not the best but Yes, I think that is a fairly good PSU for a fair price. Here's a good review with all the ups and downs in the conclusion section. http://www.hardocp.com/article/2014/07/24/cooler_master_v650s_650w_power_supply_review/9#.U_3Sj8V_tQE

 

[junkeymonkey]

Cooler Master V650s --- my understanding these are poor units

stick with the xfx or the seasonic