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PSU for RTX 2060 and R7 2700x

SliceOfCoffee
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I have built a PC (R7 2700x and RTX2060) and after 2 months my current PSU (CoolerMaster MWE Gold) started making very loud coil whine so I am replacing it as I live in NZ there is only a few models to choose from what PSU would you recommend out of:
EVGA B3 650W
Thermaltake Smart Pro RGB 650w
Corsair TX 550M V3
be quiet! Pure Power 10 CM 600W

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Out of those, the TX550m would likely be your best bet.

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9 minutes ago, SliceOfCoffee said:

I have built a PC (R7 2700x and RTX2060) and after 2 months my current PSU (CoolerMaster MWE Gold) started making very loud coil whine so I am replacing it as I live in NZ there is only a few models to choose from what PSU would you recommend out of:
EVGA B3 650W
Thermaltake Smart Pro RGB 650w
Corsair TX 550M V3
be quiet! Pure Power 10 CM 600W

THE TXM is the best option out of these.

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