Good power supply?
Good power supply?
Jaxon Thompson
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Juan Powell
I don't know if this is too good to be true
Lucas Martin
Seasonic Focus+ Gold
>zero rpm fan mode
>all black cables
>fully modular
>reasonable price
>made by Seasonic so quality should be good
I'm never buying another model for my builds
James Wood
I don't know. To your knowledge, has the power supply ever performed any evil acts? Has it ever worshipped a devil-like figure?
Jordan Ross
Some PSUs are so evil that their components resemble brimstone after a few months
Jaxon Anderson
Modular or half modular and about 50% stronger than your designated power usage. Bronze+.
Size depends on your case.
Check actual amperage for each type of supply. You don't want to have under powered psu rail so you'll connect 10 usb dongles and fry the mobo. I don't remember which rail mobo is.
Jace Stewart
Unless you're a gamer with the most power hungry internals you'll never use enough power to actually save money by using anything above bronze or cheap silver.
Henry Carter
Corsair
That said i got a cheap $50 chkink one for a temp it was fine
Christian Edwards
I haven't seen a Chinky psu that haven't died in flames earlier or later.
Chase Perez
>haven't
Ethan Turner
seasonic whatever
Jason Gonzalez
A cheap chink 500w psu is fine. i bought some case that came with it, used it for 24/7 since 2016 and it is still working
Luke Evans
>saving few $$$ to burn your whole computer and home
The absolute state of underage /v/ posters
Elijah Parker
CORSAIR AX1600i ATX 80 PLUS TITANIUM
Isaac Lopez
Not /v/ but i needed a temp psu
overkill
unless your doing stupid overclocking + sli u dont need it
Adam Russell
its running my ssh/ftp/plex server for 2 years non stop
Cooper Nelson
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For me Gold or better is worth it anyway. All power lost in conversion becomes heat. Heat requires cooling. These days I go for those semi-passive PSUs and pick one that's rated far above my needs - which makes it almost always passive. But there is a big caveat, if you go for a too powerful PSU you do risk horrible efficiency. All PSUs have a curve so bronze or silver or gold for that matter could be inefficient at 20% of rated load capacity and only "gold" between 30 and 80%.
Bentley Harris
Good for you. Perhaps you're lucky, perhaps you'll have a housefire tomorrow. You're probably fine given that it's been a few years. I don't recommend buying these even if you were lucky, though. A really bad cheap PSU can easily fry the rest of your system and saving a few bucks becomes expensive when you have to replace your motherboard and who knows what else.
Noah Davis
If it says gold it's good enough
Michael Martin
Corsair HXi, AX.
Robert Taylor
Anything Seasonic
Robert Davis
be quiet is now my go to for noise reasons
semi passive is shit as constant fan spin up wears bearings out
Christian Perez
Corsair RM Series.
Zachary Robinson
I've got an evga supernova 750 G2, it's good. Rated well on this site too.
Jaxson Reed
Forgot to mention, if you're smart you'll get a UPS as well, I've got a cyberpower cp1000
Nolan Hill
I have a $70 EVGA bronze one, modular. I only have a $600 PC anyway.
And they're made by superflower, so they're decent.
Owen Butler
>first PC build
>DOA EVGA PSU SuperNOVA 750 G2
>bought Seasonic X650 v2 instead
>died after 1.5 years
>said fuck it
>bought Seasonic Prime Ultra Titanium 650
>pic related
I might just be unlucky with PSUs it seems.
Isaiah Evans
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