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Help me decide between these PSU

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10 minutes ago, zedsdeath said:

CORSAIR VS Series, VS550, 550 Watt, 80+ White Certified, Non-Modular Power Supply

EVGA 750 N1, 750W, 2 Year Warranty, Power Supply 100-N1-0750-L1

Those are both pretty crap. Get a Corsair CX550M instead.

CORSAIR VS Series, VS550, 550 Watt, 80+ White Certified, Non-Modular Power Supply

https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-VS550-Certified-Non-Modular-Supply/dp/B078HDMFRZ/ref=sr_1_12?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1548368792&sr=1-12&keywords=power%2Bsupply&th=1 

 

EVGA 750 N1, 750W, 2 Year Warranty, Power Supply 100-N1-0750-L1

https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-Warranty-Power-Supply-100-N1-0750-L1/dp/B01LZ3WDQG/ref=sr_1_8?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1548362037&sr=1-8&keywords=power%2Bsupply&th=1

 

I'm upgrading my 6 year old 475w psu so I can use a new graphics card(XFX RX 580 GTS that asks for a minimum of 500w psu) so which one would you think its the better option considering this price point(I know you may say but if you put 30$ more you get this other psu etc ... lets stay at this price point).

 

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10 minutes ago, zedsdeath said:

CORSAIR VS Series, VS550, 550 Watt, 80+ White Certified, Non-Modular Power Supply

EVGA 750 N1, 750W, 2 Year Warranty, Power Supply 100-N1-0750-L1

Those are both pretty crap. Get a Corsair CX550M instead.

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2 minutes ago, Geography said:

Those are both pretty crap. Get a Corsair CX550M instead.

That was my first option but I tried to go cheaper haha I shouldnt do that on the psu. Ok thanks. Could you tell my why are they crap? so I could learn something about it

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4 minutes ago, zedsdeath said:

Could you tell my why are they crap? so I could learn something about it

I don't know much about PSUs. I can tell you that the VS series is one of Corsair's worst PSU series, and JonnyGURU's review of the EVGA N1 gives it a terrible score.

 

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2 hours ago, zedsdeath said:

I know you may say but if you put 30$ more you get this other psu etc ... lets stay at this price point)

The Corsair VS. That EVGA N1 is garbage.

For only $10 more though you could get a CX550. Keep an eye out for rebates on the Corsair units as you can often get $10-$20 mail in rebates.

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I think you can wait for a sale when something better reaches your target price point (if you can wait at all). I really don't recommend going cheap on PSU, because it might introduce tones of problems down the line, and it might cost you more to fix that problem years later.

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7 hours ago, zedsdeath said:

I'm upgrading my 6 year old 475w psu so I can use a new graphics card(XFX RX 580 GTS that asks for a minimum of 500w psu)

No, you're not. You're sidegrading it.

And that shit doesn't even need 500W. My Ryzen 7/1700x with RX580 is at around 200-250W in Assasin's Creed Odyssey right now...

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On 1/25/2019 at 12:25 AM, Stefan Payne said:

No, you're not. You're sidegrading it.

And that shit doesn't even need 500W. My Ryzen 7/1700x with RX580 is at around 200-250W in Assasin's Creed Odyssey right now...

it has two 12v rails and they are like 18 amps each so they cant hold that much current. And also its 6 years old am I expected to wait for it to die haha?. Well its awesome that your rig draws so little. I'm following linus and a couple other youtubers advice and this site https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

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3 hours ago, zedsdeath said:

it has two 12v rails and they are like 18 amps each so they cant hold that much current. And also its 6 years old am I expected to wait for it to die haha?. Well its awesome that your rig draws so little. I'm following linus and a couple other youtubers advice and this site https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

  1. Stop using that garbage Outervision shit. That overestimates way too much. I've mentioned what I actually measured. Not guessed with some Database based "Software" that doesn't do more than adding TDP...
  2. And how much is 18A?? Its 216W. That's more than enough for a mid range GPU and to be fair, I'd rather use an older OEM/Delta or Liteon PSU than a new low end crap EVGA White unit.
  3. And what Advise is that?! To pay more for a PSU you don't need?! Get a garbage 750W instead of a good quality 400-450W PSU? They both cost about the same!

And how do you know that your favorite Youtuber knows anything about PSU?! I just saw some known one replace a perfectly fine "No Name" PSU that was better with a shittier "Named Brand" one that doesn't have OCP, UVP, UVP and is loud at around 250W load...

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18 hours ago, Stefan Payne said:
  1. Stop using that garbage Outervision shit. That overestimates way too much. I've mentioned what I actually measured. Not guessed with some Database based "Software" that doesn't do more than adding TDP...
  2. And how much is 18A?? Its 216W. That's more than enough for a mid range GPU and to be fair, I'd rather use an older OEM/Delta or Liteon PSU than a new low end crap EVGA White unit.
  3. And what Advise is that?! To pay more for a PSU you don't need?! Get a garbage 750W instead of a good quality 400-450W PSU? They both cost about the same!

And how do you know that your favorite Youtuber knows anything about PSU?! I just saw some known one replace a perfectly fine "No Name" PSU that was better with a shittier "Named Brand" one that doesn't have OCP, UVP, UVP and is loud at around 250W load...

Im just going for the 225w asking of amd/xfx being the manufacturer of the psu... and I got the CX corsair bronze plus unit one not the evga white, that was why I was asking on this forum. Funny enough one of the youtubers is linus

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