can cx750m support this config?

[nox_]

Just now, Ankerson said:

 

I never said damage...

 

Well the green labels ones caused damage...

 

They could have other problems, stability issues etc.

 

 

His is not green label though. What do you mean by not made for gaming systems then?

[Fk1]

5 minutes ago, Ankerson said:

 

Like I said don't OC anything, CPU or GPU.

 

That PSU is NOT made for a gaming system.

what do you think its better a z390 meg ace + cx750m or z390 M gaming + RM850x?

[Ankerson]

Just now, nox_ said:

His is not green label though. What do you mean by not made for gaming systems then?

 

It's a budget PSU, made for office machines, workstations etc.

 

The TXM and above are more your PSUs for the gaming rigs etc.

[nox_]

Just now, Ankerson said:

 

It's a budget PSU, made for office machines, workstations etc.

 

The TXM and above are more your PSUs for the gaming rigs etc.

Not true imho, but okay. Not going further into this.

[Ankerson]

Just now, nox_ said:

Not true imho, but okay. Not going further into this.

 

Actually it is.

 

 

[Fk1]

what do you think its better a z390 meg ace + cx750m or z390 M gaming + RM850x?

 

@nox_

[Ankerson]

6 minutes ago, Fk1 said:

what do you think its better a z390 meg ace + cx750m or z390 M gaming + RM850x?

 

I would cheap out on the MB either.

 

That's just as bad, could be even worse, budget MB's plain suck.

 

That MB does seem kinda high though, but I wouldn't cut all the way down to garage.

[nox_]

2 minutes ago, Ankerson said:

 

Actually it is.

 

 

Arguments? It's perfectly fine for midrange gaming systems or higher end with no oc. You disagree on this also?

 

2 minutes ago, Fk1 said:

what do you think its better a z390 meg ace + cx750m or z390 M gaming + RM850x?

imho the second option is a good idea.

[Fk1]

1 minute ago, Ankerson said:

 

I would cheap out on the MB either.

 

That's just as bad.

 

That MB does seem kinda high though, but I wouldn't cut all the way down to garage.

what???

[Ankerson]

Just now, nox_ said:

Arguments? It's perfectly fine for midrange gaming systems or higher end with no oc. You disagree on this also?

 

MID range and LOWER is fine.

 

Well the mid range has changed now, so I would say lower mid range.

 

 

[nox_]

1 minute ago, Ankerson said:

 

MID range and LOWER is fine.

 

Well the mid range has changed now, so I would say lower mid range.

 

 

You think that lower range needs 750 psu's..?

[Ankerson]

1 minute ago, Fk1 said:

what???

 

NEVER cheap out on the core components, your platform base parts.

 

PSU and MB...

 

EVERYTHING plugs into those two parts, they ARE the system.

 

 

[Ankerson]

11 minutes ago, nox_ said:

You think that lower range needs 750 psu's..?

 

NOPE.

 

But PSU wattage isn't the issue here, it means nothing.

 

Could be 650W or 1000W, makes zero difference here.

 

What would you rather have and use?

 

RMX 650W or a CXM 850?

 

 

[Mateyyy]

CX or CXM? (you mentioned CXM in the title but CX in the thread)

 

Either way, it should work for the time being if you already have it - in the case of the CXM though it might just whine quite badly with that 2080 because of its double forward topology.

I'd probably get something nicer though when possible, like an RM650x, Straight Power 11 Gold 650W, Ion+ 660W, Whisper M 650W - just to name a few options.

 

Do you already have that system though, or have you got a good deal on it used? A 9900K and RTX 2080 seems like rather odd choices for a new build at this point in time.

[Ankerson]

2 minutes ago, Mateyyy said:

CX or CXM? (you mentioned CXM in the title but CX in the thread)

 

Either way, it should work for the time being if you already have it - in the case of the CXM though it might just whine quite badly with that 2080 because of its double forward topology.

I'd probably get something nicer though when possible, like an RM650x, Straight Power 11 Gold 650W, Ion+ 660W, Whisper M 650W - just to name a few options.

 

Do you already have that system though, or have you got a good deal on it used? A 9900K and RTX 2080 seems like rather odd choices for a new build at this point in time.

 

When the Z390 MBs are expensive now too, the good ones anyway... If you can even find a good one.

 

Would be better off with a Z490 Build now...

 

 

[Fk1]

@Ankerson the psu is good, good ripple supression for oc and good temps in 100% load 

what is the problem in this psu?

[Ankerson]

8 minutes ago, Fk1 said:

@Ankerson the psu is good, good ripple supression for oc and good temps in 100% load 

what is the problem in this psu?

 

Compared to what?

 

It's the internal parts that make up the PSU, it is a budget unit.

 

Compare complete tear down and testing reviews between the CX750M and RMX 750W.

 

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-cx750m-psu,4799.html

 

 

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-rm750x-v2-psu,5585.html

 

[Fk1]

6 minutes ago, Ankerson said:

 

Compared to what?

compared to teclab parameters and tomshardware too.

i see the teclab video cx750m 90.4% efficiency + ripple under 30mv + 114,8 F in full load for 15 minutes (good temps) + good ripple supression in 110% load. Is a good psu 

 

 

[Ankerson]

1 minute ago, Fk1 said:

i see the teclab video cx750m 90.4% efficiency + ripple under 30mv + 114,8 F in full load for 15 minutes (good temps) + good ripple supression in 110% load is a good psu 

compared to teclab parameters and tomshardware too.

 

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-cx750m-psu,4799.html

 

 

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-rm750x-v2-psu,5585.html

[Fk1]

1 minute ago, Ankerson said:

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-cx750m-psu,4799.html

 

 

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-rm750x-v2-psu,5585.html

i see the links, but can support the config with oc (cx750m)

[Ankerson]

2 minutes ago, Fk1 said:

i see the links, but can support the config with oc (cx750m)

 

Likely not without some issues.

 

You are really asking a lot of a budget unit here.

[Fk1]

3 minutes ago, Ankerson said:

 

Likely not without some issues.

 

You are really asking a lot of a budget unit here.

hx850 ou rm750x?

[Ankerson]

Just now, Fk1 said:

hx850 ou rm750x?

 

Either one is fine.

 

They are both excellent.

[Fk1]

5 minutes ago, Ankerson said:

 

Likely not without some issues.

 

You are really asking a lot of a budget unit here.

i dont understand its a good psu, can you explain? 90.4% efficiency + ripple under 30mv + 114,8 F in full load for 15 minutes (good temps) + good ripple supression in 110% load is a good psu. approved in teclab test.

[Ankerson]

3 minutes ago, Fk1 said:

i dont understand its a good psu, can you explain? 90.4% efficiency + ripple under 30mv + 114,8 F in full load for 15 minutes (good temps) + good ripple supression in 110% load is a good psu. approved in teclab test.

 

It's a longevity thing, reliability thing once you take a PSU model out of it's designed use.

 

Like when they used to recommend the green labeled one for gaming rigs and it was cooking parts.

 

Using a PSU outside of it's design.