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SHOULD I UPGRADE

andyme

I have a Evga nex750g psu should i get a better psu or is it fine and any psus u would recommend under 100

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What is your system? I'd say that for most systems its fine

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You're not going to find a PSU better than that one for under $100

~Air Cooling Advocate~

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6 minutes ago, Votivee said:

You're not going to find a PSU better than that one for under $100

Most PSUs above $50 are a lot better. A lot under $50 are also a lot better

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7 minutes ago, Votivee said:

You're not going to find a PSU better than that one for under $100

The NEXGold is Corsair VS tier (maybe CX tier)... The fuck are you getting that from?

 

Anyway, it should work but it's not a really good power supply. If you have an expensive rig or something, I would suggest going for the RM650x or prime ultra 650w from seasonic (efficiency doesn't matter; it's a 4% difference for much more money).

Ryzen 7 3700X / 16GB RAM / Optane SSD / GTX 1650 / Solus Linux

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my pc specs are i7800k,16gb ram,gtx1080 ssd

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7 hours ago, andyme said:

my pc specs are i7800k,16gb ram,gtx1080 ssd

I would upgrade it to a SeaSonic Prime Ultra Gold 650W then. 

It's available from B&H for 114.99$ with a 20$ mail in rebate, from SuperBiiz for 109.99$ and from Amazon for 114.99$.

It might seem like much, but the Prime Ultra is singlehandedly one of the best PSUs you can get, period. 

 

Here's some tips and facts about the PSU I'm recommending you:

  • The Prime Ultra Gold is fully modular. DO NOT throw out the included cables. Keep any cables you don't use in the PSU's original box.
  • 650W is more than enough for your build.
  • The Prime Ultra series has a ten year warranty and is comparable to a Corsair AXi (except for efficiency. If you want a power supply nearly identical to the AXi, get a Prime Ultra Titanium instead).

 

Ryzen 7 3700X / 16GB RAM / Optane SSD / GTX 1650 / Solus Linux

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