Best sub $120 PSU?

[VG Docs]

I'm planning on Xfiring my 6950 with another one, and I want to get the best PSU for my price range.

I don't know a whole lot about PSUs though, so I'm asking on here.

Here are a few I'm looking at:

 

CX-750 @ $79.99

Hive-750 @ $79.99

XFX Pro 750 @ $91.24

CS750M @ $119.99

Capstone 750 @ $120.14

M12II-850 @ $109.99

[JLCitadel]

I'd take the money from the new cpu and the sli gpu, and then just buy a whole new gpu lmao.

 

but I'd say CX 750 or silence. or XFX

[WoodenMarker]

Get the Hive.

[Brother]

http://www.amazon.com/SeaSonic-650-Watt-CrossFire-Certified-SSR-650RM/dp/B00918N4A0/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1398370467&sr=1-4&keywords=seasonic+rm

 

the best option for you

[MrYuriy]

Personally, I say go with the RM750. It's 80+ Gold, Modular, and by Corsair, who make solid as hell PSUs (and everything else for that matter)

http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-80PLUS-Gold-Certified-Power-Supply/dp/B00EB7UITQ/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1398371412&sr=1-4&keywords=ax760

 

Right now it's on sale on Amazon for $119, which if you look through, is the same exact price as the RM650. Definitely a good deal.

 

If you want to spend less, go with the CX750M.

[quan289]

I'm planning on Xfiring my 6950 with another one, and I want to get the best PSU for my price range.

I don't know a whole lot about PSUs though, so I'm asking on here.

Here are a few I'm looking at:

 

CX-750 @ $79.99

Hive-750 @ $79.99

XFX Pro 750 @ $91.24

CS750M @ $119.99

Capstone 750 @ $120.14

M12II-850 @ $109.99

 

 

EVGA Supernova 750w G2 = $104.99 with a $15 rebate which effectively makes it a $89.99 PSU. http://www.ncixus.com/products/?sku=94405&promoid=1070

 

It's a based on the high-end Super Flower Leadex design. You are getting a PSU that is among one of the best in the market currently, in which superior than all of the unit you are looking at, and it offers a 10 year warranty (remember to register your product).

[The_Strict_Nein]

EVGA Supernova 750w G2 = $104.99 with a $15 rebate which effectively makes it a $89.99 PSU. http://www.ncixus.com/products/?sku=94405&promoid=1070

 

It's a based on the high-end Super Flower Leadex design. You are getting a PSU that is among one of the best in the market currently, in which superior than all of the unit you are looking at, and it offers a 10 year warranty (remember to register your product).

 

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[VG Docs]

EVGA Supernova 750w G2 = $104.99 with a $15 rebate which effectively makes it a $89.99 PSU. http://www.ncixus.com/products/?sku=94405&promoid=1070

 

It's a based on the high-end Super Flower Leadex design. You are getting a PSU that is among one of the best in the market currently, in which superior than all of the unit you are looking at, and it offers a 10 year warranty (remember to register your product).

I looked it up, and that PSU seems to have a lot of really good reviews. It's really better than the Seasonic M12II-850 though?

[quan289]

I looked it up, and that PSU seems to have a lot of really good reviews. It's really better than the Seasonic M12II-850 though?

 

Yes, the G2 is better than the mid-range M12II Bronze platform of Seasonic. If you want to get a Seasonic unit that is on the level of the G2, you would need to look at the Seasonic Platinum / KM3 design, which will cost more than the EVGA I had suggested.

[jiyang1018]

just wait for seasonic x650, x750 or x850 goes on sale on newegg.

I got my x650 for $79 after MIR, x850 sometimes $99 after MIR.

[VG Docs]

Alright, I got paid today. Since I've got a haswell CPU (4670k), should I look for PSUs that say "Haswell Ready", or should I go ahead and pull the trigger on the EVGA Supernova G2 since the price offer expires tomorrow?

[quan289]

Alright, I got paid today. Since I've got a haswell CPU (4670k), should I look for PSUs that say "Haswell Ready", or should I go ahead and pull the trigger on the EVGA Supernova G2 since the price offer expires tomorrow?

 

As long as the unit is an independent regulation or has DC-DC (which the Supernova G2 does), it will be "Haswell Ready". So yes, go ahead and pull the trigger on the G2.

[VG Docs]

As long as the unit is an independent regulation or has DC-DC (which the Supernova G2 does), it will be "Haswell Ready". So yes, go ahead and pull the trigger on the G2.

Alright, well I finally got it for a total of $106.56 (w/ shipping insurance). 

Thanks for your help , now I just hope the MIR will take.