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corsair cx650f 80+ bronze vs deepcool dq650m 650w 80+ gold vs coolermaster g600 80+ gold non modular

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corsair cx650f 80+ bronze vs deepcool dq650m 650w 80+ gold vs coolermaster g600 80+ gold non modular   

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  1. 1. I got some reccomendation from my friend for psu. Im planning to use rtx 3050 with i5 12400f 16 gb ram and h610 motherboard ( except g600 is from the seller ). Im buying a prebuilt pc because if i calculate the price between pre built and building myself + shipping cost , pre built is cheaper. Which psu should i choose ?

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Is Corsair CX 650M good for RTX 3060 and i5 12400? I’m planning to buy i5-12400 and 3050 then upgrade it 3 years later to 3060. Or should I go for Cooler Master 600W gold non-modular?

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Which 600w cooler master? There's a couple but they are all quite old.

 

The cx650m will do the job for your plan but also in 3 years time we'll probably have a rtx 5060 and such already so don't base yourself off of a current 3060.

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1 hour ago, jaslion said:

Which 600w cooler master? There's a couple but they are all quite old.

 

The cx650m will do the job for your plan but also in 3 years time we'll probably have a rtx 5060 and such already so don't base yourself off of a current 3060.

The g600 gold one. I know things like 40s gonna come this year but it would require a bigger watt isnt it ? 

 

Id think myself to just thinking that my best will only be at 30s 

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I got some reccomendation from my friend for psu. Im planning to use rtx 3050 with i5 12400f 16 gb ram and h610 motherboard. 

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19 hours ago, Ucan_101 said:

Corsair CX 650M

 

CX-F is different from CXM.

 

corsair cx650f 80+ bronze vs deepcool dq650m 650w 80+ gold vs coolermaster g600 80+ gold non modular 

 

I'd say CX-F is the best from these three units. It's very underated.

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On 5/25/2022 at 9:09 AM, Ucan_101 said:

Is Corsair CX 650M good for RTX 3060 and i5 12400? I’m planning to buy i5-12400 and 3050 then upgrade it 3 years later to 3060. Or should I go for Cooler Master 600W gold non-modular?

First you say CX-F.  Then you say CX-M.  They are completely different PSUs.

 

If you meant CX-F, then it's a no brainer that that is the better choice.

 

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12 hours ago, --SID-- said:

CX-F is different from CXM.

 

7 hours ago, jonnyGURU said:

First you say CX-F.  Then you say CX-M.  They are completely different PSUs.

Was multiple posts merged, hence why the first post says one thing and the title/poll (from a different thread) says another. The first thread was asking about cxm vs g600 and the second thread asked cxf vs g600, I didn't notice they were different when merging so that's my fault not OPs. I would assume that OP wants advice about both the CXM and CXF.

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9 hours ago, Spotty said:

 

Was multiple posts merged, hence why the first post says one thing and the title/poll (from a different thread) says another. The first thread was asking about cxm vs g600 and the second thread asked cxf vs g600, I didn't notice they were different when merging so that's my fault not OPs. I would assume that OP wants advice about both the CXM and CXF.

Idk how the posting works. I though it wont merged because i litelary select a new post for voting. 

 

I got a reccomendation from friend to get cxm instead of g600 coolermaster. 

 

Than he said if i really want to play safe i should get cfx. Sorry if this make confusion. 

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4 hours ago, Ucan_101 said:

Idk how the posting works. I though it wont merged because i litelary select a new post for voting. 

 

I got a reccomendation from friend to get cxm instead of g600 coolermaster. 

 

Than he said if i really want to play safe i should get cfx. Sorry if this make confusion. 

 

14 hours ago, Spotty said:

 

Was multiple posts merged, hence why the first post says one thing and the title/poll (from a different thread) says another. The first thread was asking about cxm vs g600 and the second thread asked cxf vs g600, I didn't notice they were different when merging so that's my fault not OPs. I would assume that OP wants advice about both the CXM and CXF.

Oh yes can i know why coolermaster g600 is bad ? So i can determine it by myself next time 

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1 minute ago, Ucan_101 said:

 

Oh yes can i know why coolermaster g600 is bad ? So i can determine it by myself next time 

It's essentially a cost down variant of a MWE Bronze v2

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2 hours ago, doubleflower said:

It's essentially a cost down variant of a MWE Bronze v2

But its said 600w gold. Does that means its a lie ? I also see the psu in b tier but idk if im wrong 

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15 hours ago, Ucan_101 said:

600w gold

well gold is only effiecny and marketing, nothing to do with a quality of the unit

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20 hours ago, Ucan_101 said:

But its said 600w gold. Does that means its a lie ? I also see the psu in b tier but idk if im wrong 

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It's tier B low tier, simply because it has no proper reviews on them 🙂 

 

Anyway the Deepcool is the best of the lot assuming it's not the V2L variant

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2 hours ago, doubleflower said:

It's tier B low tier, simply because it has no proper reviews on them 🙂 

 

Anyway the Deepcool is the best of the lot assuming it's not the V2L variant

I see, thanks. Im going to choose cx650f than if posible. 

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5 hours ago, doubleflower said:

Anyway the Deepcool is the best of the lot

How do you figure?  Because it has Japanese marketing capacitors?

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9 hours ago, jonnyGURU said:

How do you figure?  Because it has Japanese marketing capacitors?

The (old) tier list, but I think it's probably the V2L variant seeing that the original model is likely to be EOL'd

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