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Is this power supply good enough for a r7 1700/2070 system 

And as I am planning to upgrade to a 3700x soon.. Should I go for the 850 version

I. E deepcool dq850m v2

I saw a tom's hardware review placing it a solid budget choice 

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Should work but it isn't the best PSU (low priority tier C in tier list). I would recommend an MSI MPG A750GF instead

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23 minutes ago, Scitesh said:

Is this power supply good enough for a r7 1700/2070 system 

And as I am planning to upgrade to a 3700x soon.. Should I go for the 850 version

I. E deepcool dq850m v2

I saw a tom's hardware review placing it a solid budget choice 

It's not the worst, but sleeve bearings and some cheap parts are a big disappointment. Also you don't need 850w.

 

Can you give me the link to the store where you buy the PSU?

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4 minutes ago, IIIIIIIIII said:

It's not the worst, but sleeve bearings and some cheap parts are a big disappointment. Also you don't need 850w.

 

Can you provide a link to the store to buy the PSU from?

Local shop, the next cheapest 750w fully modular psu is corsair cx750 and gigabyte p750m

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2 minutes ago, Scitesh said:

Local shop, the next cheapest 750w fully modular psu is corsair cx750 and gigabyte p750m

Aren't there any high quality PSUs around 550w?

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4 minutes ago, IIIIIIIIII said:

Aren't there any high quality PSUs around 550w?

Would a 550w suffice.. For a 2070/3700x setup 

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3 minutes ago, IIIIIIIIII said:

Yeah. perfectly.

I put my config in seasonic psu calculator and got 700w 

 

Even outer vision is saying 682w, recommended 850w

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11 minutes ago, Scitesh said:

I put my config in seasonic psu calculator and got 700w 

Holy Crap... Most PSU calculators are BS :old-annoyed:

I don't know why 700W is recommended for 300-400W systems. Perhaps they do it for profit.

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1 minute ago, IIIIIIIIII said:

Holy Crap... Most PSU calculators are BS.

I don't know why 700W is recommended for 300-400W systems. Perhaps they do it for profit.

outer vision seems pretty independent to me, i can get seasonic over estimating (hell it was recommending me a 1000w psu)

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28 minutes ago, Scitesh said:

outer vision seems pretty independent to me, i can get seasonic over estimating (hell it was recommending me a 1000w psu)

The 2070 Super (Non super consumes less power than this) consumes around 250W, while the 3700X is around 150W. Therefore, it consumes a total of 400W, and the actual load is lower than this because it is measured in AC.

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3 minutes ago, IIIIIIIIII said:

The 2070 Super (Non super consumes less power than this) consumes around 250W, while the 3700X is around 150W. Therefore, it consumes a total of 400W, and the actual load is lower than this because it is measured in AC.

to add to this my 3700x never uses over 120w.

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