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I am making a system with a 2060 super and an i5 9400f and I was looking for some decently priced psus from amazon UK and any help or recommendations you guys have would be greatly appreciated 

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find a psu calculator  and find the amount of wattage your build requires .

also tell us the budjet you are willing to pay.

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8 hours ago, IamA-kid-LEARNING said:

find a psu calculator  and find the amount of wattage your build requires .

also tell us the budjet you are willing to pay.

Around 80 to 100 pounds

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9 hours ago, IamA-kid-LEARNING said:

find a psu calculator  and find the amount of wattage your build requires

Different wattage calculators seem to give different results with the same input and most of them overestimate by quite a lot. So in my eyes they're not really reliable and I would suggest using this thread as a basis:

 

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21 minutes ago, Tautedorus said:

Different wattage calculators seem to give different results with the same input and most of them overestimate by quite a lot. So in my eyes they're not really reliable and I would suggest using this thread as a basis:

 

What was the most estimated wattege you got?

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22 minutes ago, Tautedorus said:

Different wattage calculators seem to give different results with the same input and most of them overestimate by quite a lot. So in my eyes they're not really reliable and I would suggest using this thread as a basis:

Did you go ti the ._pc part picker_ website???

If you did and the results were less than 500w take a 550w or 500w psu

If the results were more than 500w but less than 600w take a 600w and so on 

SUPERFLOWER - ENERMAX - SEASONIC have the best capacitors in the market. Others like cooler master.........thermaltake are also ok. Go to pc part picker website and put all your components there and you will get the estimated wattege result. If you want tell me and i will find a psu for you.

 

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1 minute ago, IamA-kid-LEARNING said:

SUPERFLOWER - ENERMAX - SEASONIC have the best capacitors in the market. Others like cooler master.........thermaltake are also ok.

that's just... outright completely false, and not even relevant to a degree

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45 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

that's just... outright completely false, and not even relevant to a degree

EVGA  psus are made by SUPERFLOWER 

Cooler master are made by anghans electronics and seasonic

Corsair are made by  channell well electronics, electronics and seasonic

As you can see there is no agreement or disagreement to that .

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3 minutes ago, IamA-kid-LEARNING said:

EVGA  psus are made by SUPERFLOWER

EVGA PSUs are made by Superflower, HEC, Andyson, Seasonic, FSP, Etasis and RSY, as only G2, G3, P2, P3 and G2L are Superflower

 

5 minutes ago, IamA-kid-LEARNING said:

Cooler master are made by anghans electronics and seasonic

false, by Enhance, Acbel, Delta, RSY, Seasonic, Gospower, Murata, Chicony/Hipro and HEC

 

7 minutes ago, IamA-kid-LEARNING said:

Corsair are made by  channell well electronics, electronics and seasonic

another one, made by Channel Well Technologies (CWT), Seasonic, HEC, Greatwall, Chicony/Hipro and Flextronics

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1 hour ago, IamA-kid-LEARNING said:

SUPERFLOWER - ENERMAX - SEASONIC have the best capacitors in the market. Others like cooler master.........thermaltake are also ok.

You can find the same Nichicon / NCC capacitors used by pretty much any brand, even presumably bad ones like Aerocool and Chieftec. And if a PSU has Japanese capacitors this doesn't automatically mean that it's good. Neither a 'good' OEM automatically means that a PSU made by them would be good. There a plenty of examples of so-so or straight up bad units from Super Flower and Seasonic and conversely, there a lot of examples of very good units from a plenty of other OEMs, even those you usually don't expect to be a particularly good ones, like Andyson made Aerocool P7.

Tag or quote me so i see your reply

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1 hour ago, LukeSavenije said:

EVGA PSUs are made by Superflower, HEC, Andyson, Seasonic, FSP, Etasis and RSY, as only G2, G3, P2, P3 and G2L are Superflower

 

false, by Enhance, Acbel, Delta, RSY, Seasonic, Gospower, Murata, Chicony/Hipro and HEC

 

another one, made by Channel Well Technologies (CWT), Seasonic, HEC, Greatwall, Chicony/Hipro and Flextronics

Are you completely sure?

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38 minutes ago, IamA-kid-LEARNING said:

Are you completely sure?

look it up, go ask @jonnyGURU (Corsair's head PSU R&D), whatever

 

these should be all companies, if not more that make the units for these companies. as dead simple as that

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2 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

look it up, go ask @jonnyGURU (Corsair's head PSU R&D), whatever

 

these should be all companies, if not more that make the units for these companies. as dead simple as that

oh ok ti see but a last question  ok ?

 

is Enermax RevoBron 500w good ?    :/ 

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1 minute ago, IamA-kid-LEARNING said:

it's decent, but not up to the level of the earlier mentioned Focus units by @Vejnemojnen or @Juular's Leadex iii, RMx and Prime

 

In this case it's a CWT CSB, comparable in quality to something like a Corsair CXM, Cooler Master Masterwatt or Be Quiet System power 9

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