MrBrightSyde

Nobody knowledgeable buys 750W psu for 3090 when system with this card can easily draw 1300-1400W in peaks. And it's not even on HEDT platform, only with overclocked 10900K. So what are you even talking about lol...

Ok, the linked PSU is the same as the GF1 ARGB, but with no RGB, hence why the ARGB on the list is bracketed like (this) on the list.
 
As for what it means to say a country (or continent), it's encompassing all the of the Thermaltake models with city names, like how theres a model with Madrid or Rome under the European Gold, and Moscow under Russian Gold.

It's the Revolt Pro that were manufactured prior to January 2018, since it's uses the Seasonic Focus platform (don't remember if just a rebranded Seasonic FX or if they modified it at all). Those manufactured after Jan 2018 don't have this problem with the revision of the FX (now it's based of the GX).
 
In any case, there will be no problems with the Revolt X since that is using the Seasonic PRIME platform, which didn't have those issues.

It was a mistake. It was Gold in Tier B, then it was moved to Tier A but they forgot to remove the Gold color when they moved it.

Maybe since it's an old PSU that was mediocre quality even on release. Besides, if they are going to upgrade the rest of the system later, the new PSu can be used again.

Try playing on King of the Hill servers. Usually full, pure PVP, no real need for a mic.
 
Arma 3 itself is very diversive in game modes, from survival mods, to Altis Life RPG, to servers that require mics and placing you in squads.

Blue color requirements are already included in gold, so gold > blue. Oh, well, and Gold version is supposed to be gold colored, it got lost somewhere in the last revision.

Build quality, the Earthwatts Gold Pro is better. Noise-wise, the Pure Power 11 is quieter, but in either case, you would hear the GPU fans first when under load before you hear the PSU fan.

Depends. Going for a silent build? Pure Power 11. If they are the same price, I would get the Earthwatts Pro Gold. If the Pure Power 11 is cheaper, get that.
 
It also depends where you are buying it from. If you are from the US, I would go with the 750w Earthwatts Gold Pro since it's the same price as the Pure Power 11 700w, and only $5 more than the 650w. Then again, you have to wait until the 22nd to get it from Amazon, but it's up to you.

Tier B, under Cooler Master MWE Gold, though not the MWE Gold V2 (Tier B low priority due to lack of info as it's new)
 
Side note: I like how in the spreadsheet you guys added the NZXT HALE82/HALE90/HALE82 v2. Not sure if it's because of that one thread about the guy trying to run a 3070 with it, or you were already planning on adding it. Either way, it's good to see more PSUs added to the list, no matter how old they are.

Tier B, under Cooler Master MWE Gold, though not the MWE Gold V2 (Tier B low priority due to lack of info as it's new)
 
Side note: I like how in the spreadsheet you guys added the NZXT HALE82/HALE90/HALE82 v2. Not sure if it's because of that one thread about the guy trying to run a 3070 with it, or you were already planning on adding it. Either way, it's good to see more PSUs added to the list, no matter how old they are.

Pretty sure the Hale82 was released in 2012. Sure, you might've bought it in 2016, but it's a very old PSU model. Pretty sure it's similar to the Seasonic M12II, which is a double forward and DC-DC PSU, with Passive Rectification on the 12V rail. It's not a bad PSU for it's time, but I wouldn't use it with a 3070. Now whether it's safe or not, I don't know, but I wouldn't risk it and would change your PSU. At least Tier B or higher on the list.
 
 

They're already bad, getting them used is a nightmare waiting to happen. 

a) There's not enough information here to give a proper recommendation. Ideally you'd want the latter.
b) This is a thread for discussing the tier list. Please Create a New Thread asking for assistance including your budget and system hardware to receive the best answers relevant to your specific needs.

750w ADATA Core Reactor for 115 Euro would be my budget pick.
850w Thermaltake GF1 for 140 Euro would be the best 850w pick and possible best overall pick taking price into account if we removed the 750w PSUs.
1000w and 1200w are overkill in my opinion, but if I had to choose any, it would be either the Revolt X, or the LC Power.

Depends on whether I'd need a new PC now or in ~2 years.

The DQ750-M is in tier A, the DQ750-M-V2L is in tier C (it has some issues with low Vac input)

B700H is just BH in the tier list (with most PSU, just remove the wattage number and you have to model), and it's Tier D
 
As for the Antec EAG Pro, an easy way is to see how much wattage the +12V can deliver on the sticker. See how in the first pic, the +12V wattage is close to the total wattage in the Seasonic version, while in the FSP (Chinese) version, it's only rated for 600w for the 650w version compared to the Seasonic's 648w

Which makes it so much better than the Revolution DF... how, exactly?

The Focus GX is Tier A. The Tier B is the Core series.

Anno 1800?
 

Tier D

Personally, the P650B would be the best choice for under $70, though I heard the MWE V2 Bronze is better (the full-range input version, like the pic you have implies, not the 230V only) if you can stretch the budget a little.
 

no, just giving the honest truth... if they knew what they were doing and knew about electrical engineering and how to do it, they wouldn't have had to come ask on which to use. 

dont risk it.. you screw up, you will blow up the PSU and all your components and risk starting a fire. Just replace the PSU with a new unit. They're designed to not be user serviceable for a reason.