Best PSU for a new system

[Wlayey]

Hello,

I will be building a 3900X/RTX2080 based system soon, and I would like to choose a good PSU for my build:
Here are some ones that I found (in Hungary):

Bitfenix Whisper M 850W Gold	BP-WG850UMAG-9FM	5 yrs	38250 HUF	$128.4
Super Flower LEADEX III RGB 650W	SF-650F14RG	5 yrs	39500 HUF	$132.6
be quiet! Straight Power 11 650W Gold	BN282	3-5 yrs depending on shop	42500 HUF	$142.6
Seasonic Focus PX-650 Platinum		5-10 yrs depending on shop	44500 HUF	$149.3
Corsair RM750x Gold	CP-9020179-EU	5-10 yrs depending on shop	44990 HUF	$151
Corsair RM850i Gold	CP-9020083-NA	5-10 yrs depending on shop	45500 HUF	$152.7
Corsair RM1000x Gold	CP-9020094-EU	5-10 yrs depending on shop	51500 HUF	$172.8

Out of these, which one(s) would be the best option? Any other recommendations?

Will the RM850i work (hence the NA tag at the end)?

To be honest, I am leaning towards the Seasonic (as I had a SS12G with NO issues for 6 years), or the be Quiet (it looks cool, I had one in the past which was silent af).

 

Requirements are basically silent operation, and long cables (Enthoo Pro is 535mm / 21.1in tall, so the EPS cable should be long enough).

 

Thanks a lot!

[WaggishOhio383]

8 minutes ago, Wlayey said:

Hello,

I will be building a 3900X/RTX2080 based system soon, and I would like to choose a good PSU for my build:
Here are some ones that I found (in Hungary):

Bitfenix Whisper M 850W Gold	BP-WG850UMAG-9FM	5 yrs	38250 HUF	$128.4
Super Flower LEADEX III RGB 650W	SF-650F14RG	5 yrs	39500 HUF	$132.6
be quiet! Straight Power 11 650W Gold	BN282	3-5 yrs depending on shop	42500 HUF	$142.6
Seasonic Focus PX-650 Platinum		5-10 yrs depending on shop	44500 HUF	$149.3
Corsair RM750x Gold	CP-9020179-EU	5-10 yrs depending on shop	44990 HUF	$151
Corsair RM850i Gold	CP-9020083-NA	5-10 yrs depending on shop	45500 HUF	$152.7
Corsair RM1000x Gold	CP-9020094-EU	5-10 yrs depending on shop	51500 HUF	$172.8

Out of these, which one(s) would be the best option? Any other recommendations?

Will the RM850i work (hence the NA tag at the end)?

To be honest, I am leaning towards the Seasonic (as I had a SS12G with NO issues for 6 years), or the be Quiet (it looks cool, I had one in the past which was silent af).

 

Requirements are basically silent operation, and long cables (Enthoo Pro is 535mm / 21.1in tall, so the EPS cable should be long enough).

 

Thanks a lot!

I've never heard of Bitfenix or Super Flower before, so I definitely wouldn't get those. To my knowledge, Corsair PSUs are usually good quality. I'd personally get one of the Corsair RM options depending on how much wattage you want.

[RAM555789]

11 minutes ago, Wlayey said:

Bitfenix Whisper

I would get this one, its A Teir rated on the PSU tier list.

 

 

[WaggishOhio383]

3 minutes ago, RAM555789 said:

14 minutes ago, Wlayey said:

Bitfenix Whisper

I would get this one, its A Teir rated on the PSU tier list.

Interesting. I'd never heard of the brand before (as I said in my post), but I guess it must be good then

[MrBrightSyde]

15 minutes ago, WaggishOhio383 said:

I've never heard of Bitfenix or Super Flower before, so I definitely wouldn't get those.

Then you would be missing out on good PSUs. Super Flower is one of the manufacturers, like Seasonic. They have a wide variety of PSUs ranging from mediocre to high quality, but the Leadex III ARGB is also one of the best PSUs out there. Bitfenix gets most of their PSUs from CWT like Corsair and their Formula Gold and Whisper M PSUs are some of the best out there.

 

@Wlayey  Honestly, the Whisper M is a steal compared to the rest of them

[Mateyyy]

The Whisper M is a steal at that price. The only one worth it other than it is probably the RM850i, and that is if you want the digital monitoring and control.

850W is quite excessive though for just a 3900X and 2080 though.

[Ankerson]

I would say the Corsair RMX 750 Or the RMI 850W if wanted the Digital interface.

 

The RMX and RMI will run quiet, more so than the Seasonic Focus.

 

Yes the RMI 850W will work fine, why wouldn't it?

 

Anything more than 850W would be unrealistic for the system even with future upgrades to the 3000 Series Nvidia cards.

 

Unless they start making 550W to 600W GPUs down the road, I suppose one never knows what's going to happen...

[RAM555789]

4 hours ago, Ankerson said:

550W to 600W GPUs

Thats a very scary thought, with the sheer amount of cooling you would need for something that insane.

[Ankerson]

5 minutes ago, RAM555789 said:

Thats a very scary thought, with the sheer amount of cooling you would need for something that insane.

 

I know, one would need a separate case just for the GPU cooler. LOL