[EOL] PSU Tier List rev. 14.8

[SavageNeo]

1 minute ago, jonnyGURU said:

That is a REALLY OLD PSU.  How on EARTH does that shop still have it in stock?!!?!?

probably store who sells used stuff. ive ser

en that exact psu go around 40 euros on local market. i would not pay that much for that psu honestly. mayby 20 euros for low end or office pc

[LukeSavenije]

1 hour ago, jonnyGURU said:

Up to you.  I could just keep shouting out mistakes from my high horse. 

if you pm me or juular an email one of us can add the rights inside google docs

 

but of course, highhorsing is a valid option if you prefer

[Marcelindd2]

hey guys, I'm in need of some help again. 

so i bought this psu (Cooler Master MWE 700 White-v2, 700W 80 Plus ATX) to pair with a (MSI RADEON RX 570 ARMOR 8G OC) and Im getting crashes whenever i open something GPU hungry. So my question is, is that a bad psu or do i need to twik the settings on my GPU so it only consumes what i have? 

 

Also, i was looking at this one this morning

(NZXT C650 - NP-C650M-UK - 650 Watt PSU - 80+ Gold)  and if you guys tell me that is going to work i'll send CM back and get the NZXT instead. 

really appreciate any help please.

 

jonnyGURU what do you see from your horse mate???help

[Juular]

@Marcelindd2Well, NZXT one is going to be miles better, especially if they have similar price but i don't see why RX570 wouldn't work with CM MWE V2 White. There's always a possibility that the PSU (or the GPU) is faulty but i'm more inclined to driver \ OC instability. Can you test this machine with the different PSU ?

[Marcelindd2]

@Juular i did try it with CWT 500W ATX PSU, but no avail.

Also uninstalled all driver and tried fresh win10....still nothing.  

I ran occt to check a few things and it crashes every time it hits around 120/130w. So i really 

dnt know if its the GPU or PSU. no overclocking or third party software either.

[Juular]

1 minute ago, Marcelindd2 said:

i did try it with CWT 500W ATX PSU, but no avail.

I.e it still crashes ? Then CM MWE V2 is probably not to blame.

[Marcelindd2]

[Marcelindd2]

@Juular sorry for all the info there. if the CM is not the problem could u look at these screen shots plz. 

the second one was just before a crash.

[Juular]

1 minute ago, Marcelindd2 said:

sorry for all the info there. if the CM is not the problem could u look at these screen shots plz. 

the second one was just before a crash.

Nothing out of ordinary. Did you buy this GPU new or used ? Also, please hide screenshots in the spoiler.

[Marcelindd2]

1 minute ago, Juular said:

Nothing out of ordinary. Did you buy this GPU new or used ? Also, please hide screenshots in the spoiler.

sorry I dont know how to do that yet.

I got it on Amazon warehouse sale. 

[WkdPaul]

* thread cleaned (2-3 pages ago) *

 

Let's keep the discussion clean, antagonizing others is directly against the Community Standards.

[Guest]

21 hours ago, Elisis said:

The reason for Multi Rail, especially with 1000W+ units is that the resistance for the PSU to detect a short is ridiculously low. This is a problem because the voltage is relatively low. So a faulty connector + the resistance on the board can give you enough resistance for the PSU to not detect the fault - which can then cause a Fire. You can see that in the Overclockers "Why Single Rail is NOT better" link. Because that is essentially what happened. A short that was not low impedance enough, combined with a 1600W Single Rail PSU...

 

Another example of the Problems that can happen is this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8h3HqqPOS_M

As an FYI:  That "test" was sponsored by beQuiet and mysteriously nobody since has been able to reproduce that test.  Even when insanely long and really thin wire has been used, SCP always tripped.

 

[Ankerson]

2 hours ago, jonnyGURU said:

As an FYI:  That "test" was sponsored by beQuiet and mysteriously nobody since has been able to reproduce that test.  Even when insanely long and really thin wire has been used, SCP always tripped.

 

 

I remember you talking about that back before when everything was going sideways about the tier list and the alarmists were all over the place banging their gongs...

 

That was interesting because that video was behind most of the issues from the beginning.. 

 

The problem with taking things at face value instead of looking deeper.

[cTurtle98]

On 10/23/2019 at 10:15 AM, LukeSavenije said:

Silverstone | Strider Gold S 1500w / Platinum PT <=850W - SX-G <=500W - SX-PT - Nightjar SXL / ATX (Platinum / Titanium)

does this line in the TIER A section include this PSU?

https://silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=731&bno=13&tb=12&area=en

 

im having trouble reading how its formatted

[Juular]

@cTurtle98 The princess is in another castle (SX-LTI is in another tier).

[MrBrightSyde]

1 hour ago, cTurtle98 said:

does this line in the TIER A section include this PSU?

https://silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=731&bno=13&tb=12&area=en

 

im having trouble reading how its formatted

Tier B, just gotta removed the wattage number from the model.

 

[cTurtle98]

1 hour ago, MrBrightSyde said:

Tier B, just gotta removed the wattage number from the model.

 

 

Im building a hardware test bed for the computer repair shop i work for so that should be good enough 

[Darkness_Val]

I've been looking at the Corsair RM 2019 PSUs. Sorry if I missed it, but does anyone know where they'd fit in this?

[breixobaloca]

Just now, Darkness_Val said:

I've been looking at the Corsair RM 2019 PSUs. Sorry if I missed it, but does anyone know where they'd fit in this?

They're the "RM Gray". They fit in single-rail Tier A

[Darkness_Val]

 

Just now, breixobaloca said:

They're the "RM Gray". They fit in single-rail Tier A

Okay cool, thank you.

[Bomster]

Hi all - what would you guys choose between the below?

 

BitFenix Whisper M 750W  - £105 - https://www.cclonline.com/product/230823/BP-WG750UMAG-8FM/Power-Supplies/Bitfenix-Whisper-M-750W-80-Plus-Gold-Modular-ATX-Power-Supply/PSU1432/?siteID=8BacdVP0GFs-f8t01hI.AL8.nHa74YAsRA

 

SUPER FLOWER Leadex III Gold 750W SF-750F14HG - £100 - https://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing-accessories/components-upgrades/power-supplies/super-flower-leadex-iii-gold-sf-750f14hg-modular-atx-psu-750-w-10201071-pdt.html

 

For a 3700x and 3080 if that has an implication. 

[Juular]

@Bomster Either, really. But there's also ADX Power W750 for 20 pounds cheaper that uses the same platform as that Bitfenix unit except for probably cheaper fan or smth, Fractal Design ION+ with reportedly very soft and convenient cables and Corsair RM-x.

[OhadL]

Is the difference between Cooler Master MWE V2 Brozne (retails for 83$ at my country) and Gigabyte G750H (retails for 107.5$ at my country) worth paying 25$ extra?

 

[MrBrightSyde]

8 minutes ago, OhadL said:

Is the difference between Cooler Master MWE V2 Brozne (retails for 83$ at my country) and Gigabyte G750H (retails for 107.5$ at my country) worth paying 25$ extra?

 

Well, the Gigabyte GH is Tier A while the CM MWE V2 Bronze depends on whether it's 230V only (Tier C) or full range (110-240V/Tier B) The GH is 80+ Gold, so if you are using it for more than a few years, the price difference will pay for itself in terms of lowering your power bill, especially if power is a little expensive in your country.

It also depends on what you are powering. If you get the full range MWE V2 Bronze, it should be enough for a mid-range build.

[OhadL]

13 minutes ago, MrBrightSyde said:

Well, the Gigabyte GH is Tier A while the CM MWE V2 Bronze depends on whether it's 230V only (Tier C) or full range (110-240V/Tier B) The GH is 80+ Gold, so if you are using it for more than a few years, the price difference will pay for itself in terms of lowering your power bill, especially if power is a little expensive in your country.

It also depends on what you are powering. If you get the full range MWE V2 Bronze, it should be enough for a mid-range build.

Thanks, I think I will pick the Gigabyte G750H.

Another question, I saw on pc part picker that Corsair CXM (Tier C) (retails for 87$ at my country) got 5 out of 5 stars by 150 people.

Is the difference between it and the Gigabyte G750H (Tier A) that big?