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What PSU would fit best?

Squiggles
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Earlier before my holidays I had and still have a problem with my PSU, which was stated in my previous post: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/140044-brand-new-pc-shuts-down-on-demanding-games/

I didnt buy a new PSU yet because I was away for a while and now I'd like your help with my serious problem. The PSU that I currently have is i-tec Power Gamer 700 Watt ATX 12V v2.3.
So I would like to ask you which PSU would you recommend? 

Seasonic M12II Bronze 850 850W 80 Plus Bronze retail
or
Seasonic X-750 750W 80 Plus Gold 
  
I really dont know the difference between the two apart from the voltage. But which one should I get?
 

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750W is good...

Or you could get a Corsair RM or CX series

 

 

WHYY WOULD YOU GET A PSU THAT SAYS "POWER GAMER???!??!?!" lol

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750W is good...

Or you could get a Corsair RM or CX series

 

 

WHYY WOULD YOU GET A PSU THAT SAYS "POWER GAMER???!??!?!" lol

Im no expert. I bought a PC with parts already built, I didnt know the psu was shit

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maybe this psu would be better? 

Corsair power supply RM 1000W, 80PLUS GOLD, fully modular, ATX, 135mm fan

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maybe this psu would be better? 

Corsair power supply RM 1000W, 80PLUS GOLD, fully modular, ATX, 135mm fan

Overkill for a 780 and 4770K

you should stick within 750-800W

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Overkill for a 780 and 4770K

you should stick within 750-800W

Thanks for your help :)

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Overkill for a 780 and 4770K

you should stick within 750-800W

but which seasonic would be better? because the prices are different

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but which seasonic would be better? because the prices are different

The 750W gold is great

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I have the rm-750. Awesome psu if you're after something silent ect but I should of went a bit higher so I could sli if I wanted to later.

CPU: I74770K @ 4.2, MOBO: ASUS Z87 EXPERT, RAM: CORSAIR VENGANCE PRO 16G @ 1886, GPU: EVGA DUAL FTW GTX 780, CASE: NZXT H440 WHITE, STORAGE: 840 EVO 120GB (OS), 1TB SAMSUNG 7200 RPM (MASS), PSU: CORSAIR RM750, DISPLAY: DUAL LG/ACER 1080p LED, COOLING: H100i, STOCK CASE FANS, ACCESS: RAZER DEATH ADDER + GOLIATH PAD, WHITE SLEEVED CABLES, UV LEDS.

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Just get the XFX XTR 550W. I don't understand why you would go with a 750 or 850W psu

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