need new psu

[tom435]

Hi I'm planning on buying a new graphics card (rtx 2070 super) right now I have a be quiet pure power 11 600watt psu in my system as I don't want to risk damaging my new gpu I'm going to buy new psu but the problem is I don't have many choices here where I live so I made a list of PSUs that I have available here with prices:
(also I don't need platinum rating gold is just fine for me)
Corsair:
RM750X (2018) 750W (CP-9020179-EU) (127,61 €)
HX750i 750W 80+Platinum Modular (186,51 €)-this one is out of my budget (my budget is 150€ however I'm not cheaping out on psu) also I don't need platinum rating
RM750i 80Plus Gold Modular (158,47 €)-(also out of my budget but I'm fine with adding 8€ if it's worth getting)
EVGA:
SuperNOVA 750 G1+ Modular 80+Gold, 120-GP-0750-X2 (137,48 €)
SuperNOVA 850 G1+ Modular 80+Gold, 120-GP-0850-X2 (144,07 €)
SuperNOVA 850 GQ 850W, 210-GQ-0850-V2 (155,01 €)
750 GQ 750W 80+Gold Modular, 210-GQ-0750-V2 (113,81 €)
be quiet:
STRAIGHT POWER 11 CM 750W (BN283) (145,64 €)
POWER ZONE 850W (BN212) (161,20 €)
Power Zone, 80Plus Bronze, 750 W CM (131 €)

Some of them are out of my budget but id rather go over my budget fo 20-30€ than frying my 600€ gpu.
So what should I get?

[Spotty]

Just now, tom435 said:

Hi I'm planning on buying a new graphics card (rtx 2070 super) right now I have a be quiet pure power 11 600watt psu in my system as I don't want to risk damaging my new gpu

You shouldn't have any issues using the Pure Power 11 600W with the RTX2070 Super. Why do you feel that the Pure Power 11 600W is dangerous to use with the RTX2070S?

[Constantin]

The PSU you have is already good for your system

EDIT: meaning plus the 2070S

[tom435]

2 minutes ago, Spotty said:

You shouldn't have any issues using the Pure Power 11 600W with the RTX2070 Super. Why do you feel that the Pure Power 11 600W is dangerous to use with the RTX2070S?

 

1 minute ago, Constantin said:

The PSU you have is already good for your system

Well it says on the gigabyte site minimum recommended psu: 650Watt also I heard that pure power series are bad at transient loads on 3.3v rail

[boey]

Your PSU is good enough.

 

In future, don't judge PSU quality because they don't indicate anything about the power supply's quality, and difference in efficiency is miniscule based on electricity bill etc.

 

Just refer to PSU Tier List to determine quality, from there you can determine price(your psu is tier b+ on the tier list, which isn't ideal for a higher end system but will be fine. No need to buy a whole new PSU.

[tom435]

3 minutes ago, _d0nut said:

Your PSU is good enough.

 

In future, don't judge PSU quality because they don't indicate anything about the power supply's quality, and difference in efficiency is miniscule based on electricity bill etc.

 

Just refer to PSU Tier List to determine quality, from there you can determine price(your psu is tier b+ on the tier list, which isn't ideal for a higher end system but will be fine. No need to buy a whole new PSU.

I love my pure power nothing to complain about just the fact that its 600watt instead of minimum 650w thats listed on gigabyte site also its around 7months old. 

[boey]

1 minute ago, tom435 said:

I love my pure power nothing to complain about just the fact that its 600watt instead of minimum 650w thats listed on gigabyte site also its around 7months old. 

I did a test for my system a while back(r5 3600, rtx 2070s plus a shit load of RGB fans and stuff) and I think I pulled around 400W, so you should be fine. What's your complete system specs? 

[tom435]

1 minute ago, _d0nut said:

I did a test for my system a while back(r5 3600, rtx 2070s plus a shit load of RGB fans and stuff) and I think I pulled around 400W, so you should be fine. What's your complete system specs? 

mobo: asus prime b250m-plus

cpu: i5-6600k (im planning to upgrade to ryzen 5 3600x or i5 9600k in future)

ram: 16gb ddr4 3000mhz gskill aegis (running at 2133mhz)

gpu: gtx 1050(like I said Iam upgrading to rtx 2070 super)

psu: be quiet pure power 11 600watt

1x toshiba 5.4k 500gb hdd

1x 7200rpm 2tb seagate barracuda

1x m.2 ssd intel 760p 256gb

5x 120mm fans (2xwith blue led)(other 3 fans are connected to rgb hub)

1x rgb strip

1xrgb hub

[Spotty]

17 minutes ago, tom435 said:

Well it says on the gigabyte site minimum recommended psu: 650Watt

You can ignore that. GPU manufacturers really need to stop putting that in the spec sheet. The RTX2070Super itself will draw around 200-250W under load.

Gigabyte has no idea how much power your system uses since they don't know what your components are. They don't know if you have a 30W low power dual core Pentium CPU or an overclocked 32 core/64 thread Threadripper/Xeon CPU drawing several hundred watts... The wattage estimate they give is essentially worthless.

 

What are your PC's specs?

[tom435]

2 minutes ago, Spotty said:

You can ignore that. GPU manufacturers really need to stop putting that in the spec sheet. The RTX2070Super itself will draw around 200-250W under load.

Gigabyte has no idea how much power your system uses since they don't know what your components are. They don't know if you have a 30W low power dual core Pentium CPU or an overclocked 32 core/64 thread Threadripper/Xeon CPU drawing several hundred watts... The wattage estimate they give is essentially worthless.

 

What are your PC's specs?

here:

mobo: asus prime b250m-plus

cpu: i5-6600k (im planning to upgrade to ryzen 5 3600x or i5 9600k in future)

ram: 16gb ddr4 3000mhz gskill aegis (running at 2133mhz)

gpu: gtx 1050(like I said Iam upgrading to rtx 2070 super)

psu: be quiet pure power 11 600watt

1x toshiba 5.4k 500gb hdd

1x 7200rpm 2tb seagate barracuda

1x m.2 ssd intel 760p 256gb

5x 120mm fans (2xwith blue led)(other 3 fans are connected to rgb hub)

1x rgb strip

1xrgb hub

[Spotty]

Just now, tom435 said:

mobo: asus prime b250m-plus

cpu: i5-6600k (im planning to upgrade to ryzen 5 3600x or i5 9600k in future)

ram: 16gb ddr4 3000mhz gskill aegis (running at 2133mhz)

gpu: gtx 1050(like I said Iam upgrading to rtx 2070 super)

psu: be quiet pure power 11 600watt

1x toshiba 5.4k 500gb hdd

1x 7200rpm 2tb seagate barracuda

1x m.2 ssd intel 760p 256gb

5x 120mm fans (2xwith blue led)(other 3 fans are connected to rgb hub)

1x rgb strip

1xrgb hub

That'll be fine with the Pure Power 11 600W. No need to replace it.

[tom435]

1 minute ago, Spotty said:

That'll be fine with the Pure Power 11 600W. No need to replace it.

So does that mean that I still have some wattage headroom for gpu overclocking or not?

[tom435]

2 minutes ago, Spotty said:

That'll be fine with the Pure Power 11 600W. No need to replace it.

Also incase Im gonna have to get the palit gamerock version instead of gigabyte is it still fine as palit version has 2x8pin connnector?

[Spotty]

2 minutes ago, tom435 said:

So does that mean that I still have some wattage headroom for gpu overclocking or not?

That'll be fine. I doubt your system would use more than 400W under heavy load.

 

1 minute ago, tom435 said:

Also incase Im gonna have to get the palit gamerock version instead of gigabyte is it still fine as palit version has 2x8pin connnector?

The pure power 11 600W has 4 PCIe connectors so that's not an issue.

[tom435]

1 minute ago, Spotty said:

That'll be fine. I doubt your system would use more than 400W under heavy load.

 

The pure power 11 600W has 4 PCIe connectors so that's not an issue.

Oh ok I guess I wont replace my psu than.

Thanks for your time and help!