Which one should i get?

[Carbonado]

I'm doing a r5 3600 and rtx 2060 build, and i will be upgrading down the line...

Should i get the Corsair Rm750 or the nzxt c850?

[mahyar]

rm750

[HotdropHeinz]

13 minutes ago, CouRageRC said:

and i will be upgrading down the line...

What do you want to upgrade to and how long is it gonna be until you upgrade?

[Carbonado]

2 minutes ago, HotdropHeinz said:

What do you want to upgrade to and how long is it gonna be until you upgrade?

the gpu first, and not soon, i'm planning on future upgradability tho, so both have 10 years of warranty, and both were 80+ Gold certified.

Both are coming at the same price so i thought the NZXT is the better choice ( also as i am using an nzxt case )

[Carbonado]

4 minutes ago, HotdropHeinz said:

What do you want to upgrade to and how long is it gonna be until you upgrade?

also, maybe even the cpu down the line, with the Zen 4 coming in the next few years

[HotdropHeinz]

5 minutes ago, CouRageRC said:

also, maybe even the cpu down the line, with the Zen 4 coming in the next few years

Okay then gor for the 750W.

You could go even lower and take a good 600W. With that you can still power any Zen 8c/16t CPU with a 2080ti (or any other card with similar power draw).

With 750W you even have the option of going for RTX3080 or similar later.

[Carbonado]

Just now, HotdropHeinz said:

Okay then gor for the 750W.

You could go even lower and take a good 600W. With that you can still power any Zen 8c/16t CPU with a 2080ti (or any other card with similar power draw).

With 750W you even have the option of going for RTX3080 or similar later.

Ooh okay thanks man! So i'll buy the rm750 or the nzxt c750? 

[SavageNeo]

2 minutes ago, CouRageRC said:

Ooh okay thanks man! So i'll buy the rm750 or the nzxt c750? 

rm is slightly better. how much is the rmx? i would rather get 650w rmx than 750 rm for the rtx 3000.

 

or budget and country? so we can help you more

[Carbonado]

1 minute ago, SavageNeo said:

rm is slightly better. how much is the rmx? i would rather get 650w rmx than 750 rm for the rtx 3000.

 

or budget and country? so we can help you more

Budget is max 180 Singapore dollars, the rmx is more than that unfortunately

[SavageNeo]

1 minute ago, CouRageRC said:

Budget is max 180 Singapore dollars, the rmx is more than that unfortunately

what local shops i can use? partpicker is kinda shit at singapore

[Carbonado]

Just now, SavageNeo said:

what local shops i can use? partpicker is kinda shit at singapore

search for sim lim stores, they have the best prices here

[SavageNeo]

Just now, CouRageRC said:

search for sim lim stores, they have the best prices here

link?

[Carbonado]

1 minute ago, SavageNeo said:

link?

https://simlimsquare.com.sg/

 

or if you want, i can just let you know which are the power supplies under 180 bucks from different brands

[HotdropHeinz]

8 minutes ago, CouRageRC said:

Ooh okay thanks man! So i'll buy the rm750 or the nzxt c750?

I would look here:

 

5 minutes ago, SavageNeo said:

rm is slightly better. how much is the rmx? i would rather get 650w rmx than 750 rm for the rtx 3000

I don't agree fully with this. For RTX3080 the 750W is definitely better suited. the 650 might also run it but in some edge cases you might trip the over current protection of the PSU.

Also there is not much difference between the RM and the RMx series. RM is already very high quality.

[SavageNeo]

https://www.simlim.sg/blisscomputer

https://www.simlim.sg/techdeals

 

[SavageNeo]

Just now, HotdropHeinz said:

For RTX3080 the 750W is definitely better suited.

stock 3900XT and 3080 uses around 500w. overcloked around 550-600w, depednign on the cpu oc. but since OP has 3600, if he overclocks the cpu and gpu he uses around 500w+-50w so he will be fine with 650w unit.

[Carbonado]

5 minutes ago, SavageNeo said:

https://www.simlim.sg/blisscomputer

https://www.simlim.sg/techdeals

 

Bliss has the rmx650 gor 185, but techdeals doesn't have the model, i just checked their updated price list

[Carbonado]

4 minutes ago, SavageNeo said:

stock 3900XT and 3080 uses around 500w. overcloked around 550-600w, depednign on the cpu oc. but since OP has 3600, if he overclocks the cpu and gpu he uses around 500w+-50w so he will be fine with 650w unit.

but will the 3600 not bottleneck the 3080?

[HotdropHeinz]

Just now, CouRageRC said:

but will the 3600 not bottleneck the 3080?

Depending on the resolution yes

[Stahlmann]

5 minutes ago, HotdropHeinz said:

I don't agree fully with this. For RTX3080 the 750W is definitely better suited. the 650 might also run it but in some edge cases you might trip the over current protection of the PSU.

Also there is not much difference between the RM and the RMx series. RM is already very high quality.

I use a RMx 650W with a 3700X and an OCed 3080. Never had any overcurrent issues or unwanted shutdowns. The RMx is quite a bit better than the RM and is rated for quieter and cooler operation. OP should be fine with a 650W unit, but i'd recommend at least a 750W unit too to be safe. The only reason i use a 650W unit myself is because i wanted to try it out before upgrading. And as you can see i didn't have to.

[Carbonado]

Just now, HotdropHeinz said:

Depending on the resolution yes

if i do get a 3080, i will be going for 2k, or if i can ( mostly i won't ), 4k

[Stahlmann]

1 minute ago, CouRageRC said:

if i do get a 3080, i will be going for 2k, or if i can ( mostly i won't ), 4k

Only at 1080p you'll see a difference between the 3600 and the best gaming cpus out there. Anything like 1440p and higher is fine and not bottlenecking.

[Carbonado]

Just now, Stahlmann said:

Only at 1080p you'll see a difference between the 3600 and the best gaming cpus out there. Anything like 1440p and higher is fine and not bottlenecking.

Ah alright thanks! 

[Carbonado]

14 minutes ago, HotdropHeinz said:

I would look here:

This list shows both the nzxt c series and the corsair RM series in the tier a list 

[HotdropHeinz]

1 minute ago, CouRageRC said:

This list shows both the nzxt c series and the corsair RM series in the tier a list

Then choose the one that you like more or the one that's cheaper for you