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36 minutes ago, Folen said:

Seasonic Focus Plus 550 Gold, what about this one?

 

Has some broken protections. I'd just go for the units the people above recommended.

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Hi there,

I'm having one small problem, I'm upgrading for Gainward GTX 960 2GB to Zotac GTX 1070 AMP 8GB and I know that my PSU won't be able to power it! It is 500W Naxn PSU. With my research I came up with COOLERMASTER MasterWatt 650, MPX-6501-AMAAB-EU. Now comes part where My concern is.... is it a good PSU for 100$ or are there any other better ones??? I'm pairing my i7-980X with 1070!!

Ryzen 5 5600x @ stick with stock cooler

Zotac GTX 1080 ti 11GB AMP Extreme

G.SKILL 2×8GB 4000MHz

Aourus Gigabyte B550 Master

BeQuite 600W Pure Power 11

Win 10 Pro

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5 minutes ago, Folen said:

is it a good PSU for 100$ or are there any other better ones?

I recommend getting a Corsair RM650x.

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That is a very good one but it is 135$ where I live, and amazon is 89$ but shiping is 88$... :(

Ryzen 5 5600x @ stick with stock cooler

Zotac GTX 1080 ti 11GB AMP Extreme

G.SKILL 2×8GB 4000MHz

Aourus Gigabyte B550 Master

BeQuite 600W Pure Power 11

Win 10 Pro

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17 minutes ago, Folen said:

That is a very good one but it is 135$ where I live, and amazon is 89$ but shiping is 88$... :(

Corsair TX550M perhaps?

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Will it be able to power i7-980X and GTX1070??

 

Ryzen 5 5600x @ stick with stock cooler

Zotac GTX 1080 ti 11GB AMP Extreme

G.SKILL 2×8GB 4000MHz

Aourus Gigabyte B550 Master

BeQuite 600W Pure Power 11

Win 10 Pro

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2 minutes ago, Folen said:

Will it be able to power i7-980X and GTX1070??

 

The TX550M? Yes, that's why he suggested it. 

 

Check out the Formula 450W, Straight Power 450W and Whisper M 450W. They're quieter and they have multi rail. 

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Seasonic Focus Plus 550 Gold, what about this one?

 

Ryzen 5 5600x @ stick with stock cooler

Zotac GTX 1080 ti 11GB AMP Extreme

G.SKILL 2×8GB 4000MHz

Aourus Gigabyte B550 Master

BeQuite 600W Pure Power 11

Win 10 Pro

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36 minutes ago, Folen said:

Seasonic Focus Plus 550 Gold, what about this one?

 

Has some broken protections. I'd just go for the units the people above recommended.

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