New low budget PSU need advice...

[TacosBurritos]

Hello there! greetings from tacoland 

I have few options to replace my 7y old Antec 520w HCG high current gamer psu, it still works with no problems whatsoever but ... this psu is very old,  ima get gtx 1650 super or anything with 6pin connector then a better CPU in the next months so i don't wanna push it any further with more hardware, it might work for few extra years but i think it's time to replace it with something equal or better.

Here you don't have too much to choose from, local stores suck, at best you find some evga 500w white psu or rebranded chinese psu's like 700w with 15a on 12v.  so my only options are online stores and this is what i've found so far that suits my budget. No Fractal, no Rosewill, BeQuiet or more brands why is that? idk those are very rare, couldn't find any available, finally most online stores sell only refurbished corsair psu's, nothing brand new and i don't trust refurbished stuff plus only 1y warranty with corsair and few months with the store? that sucks, btw thanks GoldenLag for the help in my previous post.
 

According to PSU tier list 4.0:

- EVGA 550w 550 Supernova G3 (Tier D+) (fully modular) - part number/id: 220-G3-0550-Y1

 

- EVGA 600w 600BR 80 bronze (Tier C) - part number/id: BR-0600-K1
- EVGA 600w 600BQ 80 bronze (Tier C) - part number/id: 110-BQ-0600-K1
- EVGA 700w 700BR 80 bronze (Tier C) - part number/id: 100-BR-0700-K1
- Gigabyte 700w B700H 80 bronze (Tier C) (semi-modular) - part number/id: GP-B700H 

- Cooler Master 600w MWE 80 bronce (Tier B)- part number/id: MPX-6001-ACAAB-US

Can't find any of these in psu tier list:
- EVGA 600w 600GD 80 Gold - (maybe tier B) part number/id: 100-GD-0600-V1 
- Cooler Master 650w MasterWatt 80 Bronze (semi-modular) - part number/id: MPX-6501-AMAAB-US
- Cooler Master 750w MasterWatt 80 Bronze (semi-modular) - part number/id: MPX-7501-AMAAB-US

so if you had to choose one of the above which one would it be? imo i like the EVGA 600w GD 80 gold and Gigabyte B700H, even Cooler Master MWE 600w.

My potato specs? thx in advance
 

Spoiler

Ryzen 3 1300x 
Gigabyte AB350 Gaming motherboard (it has some RGB build-in)
EVGA GTX 750 Ti SC
16GB 2x 8gb RAM
WD 3d nand blue 500gb SSD
WD blue 1TB HDD
DVD/RW  LG drive
2x 120mm corsair led fans (each one with 4 tiny red led's)
Hyper 212 evo cooler (with another 120mm fan, no leds, it's the default 212 fan)
Some corsair pc case with 2x USB 3.0 ports
Cheap logitech wired keyboard
Logitech G203 mice with some rgb.
Logitech G332 headset
27" inch 1080p LG TN monitor and sometimes, i use this Benq 24" ips 1080p as secondary monitor ( it's not connected all the time)

 

[rares495]

You shouldn't go higher than 400W for that PC. 500W max with the upgrades in mind. As it currently stands, even a quality 300W unit can power everything no sweat. The 750ti needs like 3 and a half watts.

[GoldenLag]

9 hours ago, TacosBurritos said:

EVGA 600w 600GD 80 Gold - (maybe tier B) part number/id: 100-GD-0600-V1 

Its in there, Tier B. 

 

That one is fine to pick up. 

 

Edit: the G3 is also fine. Tho it has overload issues worth avoiding. 

[GoldenLag]

8 hours ago, rares495 said:

You shouldn't go higher than 400W for that PC.

He can got higher. Tho there wouldnt be any reason to other than having the possibility to upgrade in the future to something with a higher powerdraw. 

 

8 hours ago, rares495 said:

As it currently stands, even a quality 300W unit can power everything no sweat.

That is true, the issue is finding anything worth picking up at that wattage. 

[rares495]

15 minutes ago, GoldenLag said:

He can got higher. Tho there wouldnt be any reason to other than having the possibility to upgrade in the future to something with a higher powerdraw. 

 

9 hours ago, rares495 said:

500W max with the upgrades in mind.

 

[GoldenLag]

6 minutes ago, rares495 said:

 

 

500w might be considered a little low considering certain hardware on the market. While it should power most configurations. 

 

Also your wording sounded as if there was a reason not to go higher. Whicj outside of singlerail >750w really isnt a thing. 

[TacosBurritos]

 

11 hours ago, GoldenLag said:

He can got higher. Tho there wouldnt be any reason to other than having the possibility to upgrade in the future to something with a higher powerdraw. 

 

That is true, the issue is finding anything worth picking up at that wattage. 

I was going to ask about why i shouldn't go higher besides fact i won't take advantage from the extra wattage, like does it explode or malfunction or anything bad could happen for having such potato running with 600-700w psu?

Anyway i'll get the evga 600gd that one is cheap, actually all the psu's above are about teh same price but if for any reason 600GD runs out of stock what do you think bout Cooler Master 600w MWE 80 bronce or Gigabyte 700w B700H? excuse the engrish tyvm

[GoldenLag]

1 hour ago, TacosBurritos said:

what do you think bout Cooler Master 600w MWE 80 bronce or Gigabyte 700w B700H?

MWE Bronze over the B700H. 

 

1 hour ago, TacosBurritos said:

like does it explode or malfunction or anything bad could happen for having such potato running with 600-700w psu?

Nothing happens. 

 

You can go as overkill as you want on wattage. It just becomes rather expencive. 

[TacosBurritos]

On 2/5/2020 at 3:58 AM, GoldenLag said:

Its in there, Tier B. 

 

That one is fine to pick up. 

 

Edit: the G3 is also fine. Tho it has overload issues worth avoiding. 

EVGA 600 GD out of stock, now i have to choose between 700 GD, CM MWE 600w or Gigabyte B700H, you told me MWE 600w was the plan B that's cool but over 700 GD? damn this sucks lol