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nathensalewski

I'm looking to to build a new PC with the old parts i have laying around my home. my goal in mind is to make a small PC that i can bring to a friends house or up to my cabin in a backpack. i will be making the case myself so size or type shouldn't matter, but remember smaller will help the build turn out the way i want it. i only need like 200 to 250 WATS, and cheaper is better, and i don't want anything that is going to ruin my parts or fail on me. THANK YOU FOR TAKING YOUR TIME TO HELP ME :)  

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price range? also 200-250 W PSUs don't really exist 

 

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You can buy 380 Watt antec units on eBay for 18-20 dollars

BOINC Setup:
i5 7200U @ Stock

Core2Duo T6600 @ Stock

i3 2330M @ Stock

i5 3210M @ Stock

 

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14 minutes ago, nathensalewski said:

I'm looking to to build a new PC with the old parts i have laying around my home. my goal in mind is to make a small PC that i can bring to a friends house or up to my cabin in a backpack. i will be making the case myself so size or type shouldn't matter, but remember smaller will help the build turn out the way i want it. i only need like 200 to 250 WATS, and cheaper is better, and i don't want anything that is going to ruin my parts or fail on me. THANK YOU FOR TAKING YOUR TIME TO HELP ME :)  

 

8 minutes ago, Daniel Z. said:

there is a 300w seasonic SFX

don't use that it fried one of my pcs

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11 minutes ago, RandoNandoz said:

price range? also 200-250 W PSUs don't really exist 

 

They do, they're usually super odd form factors though

BOINC Setup:
i5 7200U @ Stock

Core2Duo T6600 @ Stock

i3 2330M @ Stock

i5 3210M @ Stock

 

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Just now, TheGhzGuy said:

They do, they're usually super odd form factors though

also probably very low quality right?

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Just now, RandoNandoz said:

 

don't use that it fried one of my pcs

exact model that fried your pc?

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Just now, deXxterlab97 said:

exact model that fried your pc?

some cheap seasonic oem model, 300W

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1 minute ago, RandoNandoz said:

also probably very low quality right?

I'm not sure as I've never looked closely enough. If it's made by AcBel? Yep. Made by Delta or FSP? Probably not gonna kill your system.

BOINC Setup:
i5 7200U @ Stock

Core2Duo T6600 @ Stock

i3 2330M @ Stock

i5 3210M @ Stock

 

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1 minute ago, deXxterlab97 said:

exact model that fried your pc?

wait i got the model: SeaSonic SSP-300ST 300W ATX12V CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Haswell Ready Active PFC Power Supply –OEM

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3 minutes ago, RandoNandoz said:

wait i got the model: SeaSonic SSP-300ST 300W ATX12V CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Haswell Ready Active PFC Power Supply –OEM

crossfire ready. xD

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2 minutes ago, RandoNandoz said:

wait i got the model: SeaSonic SSP-300ST 300W ATX12V CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Haswell Ready Active PFC Power Supply –OEM

the reviews seem to confirm what you say is the truth.   

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Just now, RandoNandoz said:

wait i got the model: SeaSonic SSP-300ST 300W ATX12V CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Haswell Ready Active PFC Power Supply –OEM

That's an ATX PSU not SFX

SSP lineup is great, according to professional reviews

https://www.hardwareinsights.com/seasonic-ssp-350gt-review/4/#Actual-Specifications-and-Conclusions

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CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X Heatsink: Gelid Phantom Black GPU: Palit RTX 3060 Ti Dual RAM: Corsair DDR4 2x8GB 3000Mhz mobo: Asus X570-P case: Fractal Design Define C PSU: Superflower Leadex Gold 650W

 

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