Need help choosing a psu

[Tibby]

I would prefer a corsair one. But I'm struggling to figure out what cpu because of the whole multi rail and single rail. https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/7Cdm9r this is my build and I was recommended an 1000w psu

[SpookyCitrus]

Seasonic or Corsair are my go to PSU makes, if you prefer a Corsair unit go for a RM1000X or RM1000e either one will be perfectly fine, they have the more expensive platinum and titanium units too but that would be pretty unnecessary for your build. 

[Tibby]

9 minutes ago, SpookyCitrus said:

Seasonic or Corsair are my go to PSU makes, if you prefer a Corsair unit go for a RM1000X or RM1000e either one will be perfectly fine, they have the more expensive platinum and titanium units too but that would be pretty unnecessary for your build. 

Whats the differences between RM1000x and RM1000e

[SpookyCitrus]

1 minute ago, Tibby said:

Whats the differences between RM1000x and RM1000e

Afaik the RMx series have higher quality capacitors making them a tad more expensive. The RMe series while also having a slightly newer design, use slightly cheaper caps to make them a little more budget friendly.

Regardless both units are in the same tier list on the PSU Tier List and both share the same 80+ Gold rating.

[Tibby]

3 minutes ago, SpookyCitrus said:

Afaik the RMx series have higher quality capacitors making them a tad more expensive. The RMe series while also having a slightly newer design, use slightly cheaper caps to make them a little more budget friendly.

Regardless both units are in the same tier list on the PSU Tier List and both share the same 80+ Gold rating.

Ok also what corsair ram ddr5 do you think i should get since im still deciding

[SpookyCitrus]

4 minutes ago, Tibby said:

Ok also what corsair ram ddr5 do you think i should get since im still deciding

I'd just go with whatever is the best price to performance personally. Corsair doesn't have a ton of options and they should all be good, so just whichever kit fits your budget and has the size, speed, and timing you want. You may also want to double check if the kit is on your motherboards QVL list as DDR5 as been a little finicky and you'll want a kit that is tested from the factory to be compatible.

[Tibby]

12 minutes ago, SpookyCitrus said:

I'd just go with whatever is the best price to performance personally. Corsair doesn't have a ton of options and they should all be good, so just whichever kit fits your budget and has the size, speed, and timing you want. You may also want to double check if the kit is on your motherboards QVL list as DDR5 as been a little finicky and you'll want a kit that is tested from the factory to be compatible.

see I just want the fastest timings for around the 180 mark with 2x16

[SpookyCitrus]

2 minutes ago, Tibby said:

see I just want the fastest timings for around the 180 mark with 2x16

If you add all of your parts to a PCPartpicker list it will show you the pricing and options of all available kits. It's the easiest way to find one.