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Sorry, stupid question, but can I/how do I mark a thread as solved? Edit: Nvm, marked response as best answer.

Thanks very much guys, I think I'll go with the Corsair RM650x

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Hi guys! A little while ago, I got the recommendation of buying an EVGA G2 PSU for my new build. However, I fell upon this post about some problems with (potentially) the whole G2 lineup. So I instead looked for a G3, but these are sold out everywhere in my country, so that's not an option either. My question is, what should I get instead? I would really like something of about the same quality and efficiency (>= 80+ gold). I am going for something around 650W. Any help is much appreciated!

Thanks

Thanks! G2 it is then.

Thanks. Can you explain to me the main difference between the G2 and the GQ, since (at my location) the GQ is 30$ cheaper than the G2 at 650W?

Hi guys I would really like your help in choosing a power supply for my planned build. This is my first time building a computer, so there is still much I don't know. My planned build is this: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/QF8ssJ So far I have bought the Case, Motherboard, Graphics card, CPU cooler and the two SSD's. The two case fans are the ones that came with the case. I plan on overclocking the CPU at some point. What PSU would you suggest for this build? All comments are appreciated!

Tak!

Præcis, har fundet det til 1200kr på proshop.dk. Jeg har købt en Fractal Design Define R5 som står og venter på at blive fyldt op

Is it correctly understood, that even if the 1060 can't run in SLI, it would be possible to use two in games built in DX12 (and supporting multiple GPUs, of course)?

Tak, det er rart at høre, at du har haft gode erfaringer med det. Min case er lukket, så jeg tror nu jeg ville spare de 200kr på RGB

Okay, so between the MSI Gaming Pro Carbon, the ASRock Extreme4 and the Gigabyte UD3, which one is optimal?

You're completely right, I don't know where I got that from.

Thanks, I didn't notice that. I also just found out, that the Z170A Pro doesn't support SLI at all, which is kind of a deal-breaker for me.