POWER SUPPLY UNIT

[LukeSavenije]

I'll leave a recommendation here... but I can also just help you choose

budget

location

btw, psu calculators are inaccurate...

[alexhelvetica]

13 minutes ago, JRzoid said:

Yeah there was a (M) version and yes it was Modular. And yes it has an ok and good Secondary. I have one. EVGA is using Teapo's and it's considered a lesser Tier Cap.....

Corsair's PSU stack is currently: VS, CX, CX-M, TX-M, RMx, RMi, HX, HXi, AXi, SF, Vengence and Vengence-M

 

Previous Corsair models include: VX, GS, CS-M, TX, RM, AX.

 

They don't have, or have ever had a model that is just called "Corsair M".

 

There's lot of EVGA units too. Though they do have units that don't have an offical name (not 80plus certified series, and 80plus certified (not the bronze...etc. series) series).

 

You cannot just specify a model is good based on what brand of caps it has. For the most past, brands of capacitors mean nothing; The Japanese and Taiwanese brand make low end stuff, and high end stuff, just like the big Chinese brands. And you can still have a shit PSU with high end caps (Seasonic S12II/M12II and FSP Aurum series)

[JRzoid]

Yes it's CS M or whatever modular unit....and yes Capacitor quality Matters. Most Intelligent People seem to think it does apparently....

[alexhelvetica]

I think it's time for a reasonably early night, drinking only the finest ALDI goon bag of Soft Dry Red until I pass out...

[Choochoomon]

32 minutes ago, Comic_Sans_MS said:

There's no Corsair M. M is the suffix that corsair uses to define what units are modular.

 

It's like saying buy "the car with alloy wheels". All models can have alloy wheels, doesn't mean you should buy it.

 

No, you haven't said the model. 

Corsair TX-M Series 650 Watt 80 Plus Gold how about this

[alexhelvetica]

Just now, Choochoomon said:

Corsair TX-M Series 650 Watt 80 Plus Gold how about this

Yeah, that's good.

[Choochoomon]

2 minutes ago, Comic_Sans_MS said:

Yeah, that's good.

but I saw this one Corsair CP-9020131-UK TXM Series 750 W TX750M ATX/EPS Semi-Modular 80 PLUS Gold cheaper. Why? this one 750W 80+ Gold 

[LukeSavenije]

7 minutes ago, Choochoomon said:

but I saw this one Corsair CP-9020131-UK TXM Series 750 W TX750M ATX/EPS Semi-Modular 80 PLUS Gold cheaper. Why? this one 750W 80+ Gold 

probably sale...

maybe a pure power 11 if it costs less?

[alexhelvetica]

Just now, Choochoomon said:

but I saw this one Corsair CP-9020131-UK TXM Series 750 W TX750M ATX/EPS Semi-Modular 80 PLUS Gold cheaper. Why? this one 750W 80+ Gold 

IDK. Maybe one's parallel imported, so might be cheaper because of that. Maybe a store has a sale.

 

I don't know where the fan controller gets stepped up on the TX-M series. I am not sure if there's a more agressive fan curve (so louder) on the 750W model, or not; I don't think so, but it might.

 

Sorry, I already started gooning up, (because of the other guy), and am feeling the effects, so about to head to bed.

[JRzoid]

32 minutes ago, JRzoid said:

Yes it's CS M or whatever modular unit....and yes Capacitor quality Matters. Most Intelligent People seem to think it does apparently....

 

21 minutes ago, Comic_Sans_MS said:

I think it's time for a reasonably early night, drinking only the finest ALDI goon bag of Soft Dry Red until I pass out...

I don't Drink...and need to get off this shit..and try to find work and make some money....Priorities....

[Choochoomon]

9 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

probably sale...

maybe a pure power 11 if it costs less?

It’s Amazon choice so, sale :)))

[Choochoomon]

9 minutes ago, Comic_Sans_MS said:

IDK. Maybe one's parallel imported, so might be cheaper because of that. Maybe a store has a sale.

 

I don't know where the fan controller gets stepped up on the TX-M series. I am not sure if there's a more agressive fan curve (so louder) on the 750W model, or not; I don't think so, but it might.

 

Sorry, I already started gooning up, (because of the other guy), and am feeling the effects, so about to head to bed.

You think that Corsair 750W I saw enough even I put 1080ti on it

[LukeSavenije]

2 minutes ago, JRzoid said:

 

I don't Drink...and need to get off this shit..and try to find work and make some money....Priorities....

maybe a local computer store?

 

2 minutes ago, Choochoomon said:

It’s Amazon choice so, sale :)))

well, 750 would be really overkill, but it's a good unit

[LukeSavenije]

Just now, Choochoomon said:

You think that Corsair 750W I saw enough even I put 1080ti on it

1080 ti? a 2080 ti sli setup if you would want to... 

[alexhelvetica]

1 minute ago, Choochoomon said:

You think that Corsair 750W I saw enough even I put 1080ti on it

400W is enough for a 1080ti and your Ryzen CPU

[JRzoid]

2 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

maybe a local computer store?

 

well, 750 would be really overkill, but it's a good unit

I don't know at this point and nothing really around here....not sure what's in mind. It's always hard to get hired good People...same old shit....

[Choochoomon]

8 minutes ago, JRzoid said:

 

I don't Drink...and need to get off this shit..and try to find work and make some money....Priorities....

Yeah just start with something you good at

[Choochoomon]

5 minutes ago, Comic_Sans_MS said:

400W is enough for a 1080ti and your Ryzen CPU

Yeah I just saw a guy with this set up I9 9900K with 2080 and he use 650W PSU

[JRzoid]

1 minute ago, Choochoomon said:

Yeah just start with something you good at

well all kinda shit...handyman indeed...but that never meant you'll find good work...

[JRzoid]

1 minute ago, Choochoomon said:

Yeah I just saw a guy with this set up I9 9900K with 2080 and he use 650W PSU

Like I said it's not the Handling Per say, I ignore that...It is Internal Build quality and component's and Inspection. Johnny and a few other's about the only Intelligent left that Understand it the way I do too. 

 

But you try to explain to the People that don't know any better or care otherwise. It's the same shit from day one lol. There will be someone that don't care and will just get the cheapest thing Possible lol

[Choochoomon]

Hmmm you can be reviewer or builder on YT, start with small thingg

[JRzoid]

I've Posted a few uploads on there. Not lately...But yeah I could use making some Cash and some work. 

I don't know...That's probably pretty hard to make money on there....

[alexhelvetica]

15 minutes ago, Choochoomon said:

Yeah I just saw a guy with this set up I9 9900K with 2080 and he use 650W PSU

Yeah, if they shunt mod it (hardware mod it, you you can run too much power into it), you might be a 650W PSU. If you don't, 550W is easily enough for you to overclock a high end CPU and RTX 2080 (wouldn't really run a 450W, because you'll be running pretty close to full capacity)

[Choochoomon]

4 minutes ago, JRzoid said:

Like I said it's not the Handling Per say, I ignore that...It is Internal Build quality and component's and Inspection. Johnny and a few other's about the only Intelligent left that Understand it the way I do too. 

 

But you try to explain to the People that don't know any better or care otherwise. It's the same shit from day one lol. There will be someone that don't care and will just get the cheapest thing Possible lol

- CPU: Intel core i9-9900K-3.6 GHz turbo up to 5.0 GHz/8 Cores 16 Threads/16MB
- Mother board: Z390 AORUS MASTER
- RAM G.Skill TRIDENT Z - 64 GB (16GBx4) DDR4 3200
- GPU: AORUS GeForce RTX 2080 XTREME 8G
- PSU: Andyson GX600 80Plus Gold
-Case: Gigabyte AORUS AC300W RGB
- SSD ADATA XPG SX8000 1TB (2x512Gb) M2 NVMe 2280
- Cooling: NXZT Kraken X52 RGB
- HDD Seagate Barracuda 2TB

 

This is his set up.

[Choochoomon]

1 minute ago, Comic_Sans_MS said:

Yeah, if they shunt mod it (so basically running too much power into it), you might be a 650W PSU. If you don't, 550W is easily enough for you to overclock a high end CPU and RTX 2080

He just even got 600W, so I’ve got my choice now, I will get that Corsair 750W