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That's totally fine , I have actually found this psu cheaper on the us amazon than on the uk newegg, thank you for the help

I just had a look on PSUs and whatnot and and found a cheaper one, CX Series CX550 for around $13 cheaper, however it is only 80+ bronze unlike the pther gold plus corsair psu. I think there are better us than uk deals simply because of the shipping cost, i think i may have decided on the one you suggested though

Sadly I dont live in the US (UK unfortunately) and the cost of this psu is around $72 i believe (when converted from gbp to usd), however I may be reconsidering going over the budget slightly if it means getting a good psu lol

Which 550w/600w psu would you recommend? I dont want to spend too much considering i am on a slight budget, I think 80+ bronze psu would be fine?

i have the CX 450M currently

This is my first time building a gaming rig and I have a question about the PSU that I will require for this build (I do want to overclock at some point as well): Case: Define C Motherboard: AsRock PRO4 CPU: Ryzen 7 1700 GPU: MSI GTX 1060 6gb Memory: 2x4GB corsair LPX vengeance 2400MHz Storage: 1x 240GB SSD (main use) and 1x 1TB HDD (for bigger files) Fans: 2-4 120/140mm fans Currently I dont think my current one (450watts bronze+) will be enough for just normal gaming on this build, so what do you recommend? As I mentioned above I do want to overclock in the future so i need to know how many watts im working with

[UK] Hello there, I'm building a new pc (first time) and now that i have most of the components, i am looking for a good gaming monitor that's in my budget. I was thinking of getting a 100-144Hz, 24"/27" 1920 x 1080 resolution one. But I don't which one would be the best. My budget sits around £100- £150(willing to go up to 200 if i can pay for it monthly), so nothing too crazy. Any suggestions?