Recommend PSU(for first pc build)

[Moon23]

I am currently planning my build I have finalized all the components but I am confused about which psu I should use.

 Here is the build that I have planned-

**Case** Corsair 4000d airflow case

**Case Fans** 5 Arctic P12 PWM PST

**Motherboard** MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk WiFi Motherboard ATX

**CPU** Ryzen 5 7600x
**CPU Fan** Deepcool AG620 Dual-Tower 120mm CPU Fan
**RAM** Corsair Vengeance 32GB RAM(2x16GB) DDR5 5200Mhz
**SSD** Crucial P5 Plus 1TB PCIe 4.0 3D NAND NVMe M.2 SSD

 

please recommend me some good PSUs.

                                                                           

[Tan3l6]

Where do you reside, and what's the budget?

[SG-O]

Could you please tell us which GPU you are thinking about using? Are you planing on using any other power hungry peripherals?

 

In general any PSU from a reputable manufacturer (Corsair, EVGA, Thermaltake, Silverstone, BeQuiet,Cooler Master, MSI) with enough power output will do.

[Moon23]

19 minutes ago, SG-O said:

Could you please tell us which GPU you are thinking about using? Are you planing on using any other power hungry peripherals?

 

In general any PSU from a reputable manufacturer (Corsair, EVGA, Thermaltake, Silverstone, BeQuiet,Cooler Master, MSI) with enough power output will do.

No plans for gpu rn

[Moon23]

19 minutes ago, SG-O said:

Could you please tell us which GPU you are thinking about using? Are you planing on using any other power hungry peripherals?

 

In general any PSU from a reputable manufacturer (Corsair, EVGA, Thermaltake, Silverstone, BeQuiet,Cooler Master, MSI) with enough power output will do.

I live in India and my budget is Rs 1.65 Lakh

[Tan3l6]

1 hour ago, Moon23 said:

I live in India and my budget is Rs 1.65 Lakh

Sorry, but the google search tells that it's 1800€ - https://www.google.com/search?q=Rs+1.65+Lakh&rlz=1C1BNSD_enEE1007EE1007&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Could you elaborate, how much in USD or EUR you have for PSU?

 

But if you're up to selecting your own PSU from the tier list that would be an option - https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/

At least B tier should be cool.

 

 

 

[Bagzie]

If you have no plans for a gpu then honestly you could buy whatever you like , Even a garbage unit can power that system.

[Tan3l6]

4 minutes ago, Bagzie said:

If you have no plans for a gpu then honestly you could buy whatever you like , Even a garbage unit can power that system.

Unless it unexpectedly explodes like some Gigabyte PSU?

[SG-O]

1 hour ago, Moon23 said:

No plans for gpu rn

Do you mean that you won't get a GPU or that you haven't decided which one, yet? If it's the later, please elaborate what kinds are in consideration.

[Moon23]

1 hour ago, SG-O said:

Do you mean that you won't get a GPU or that you haven't decided which one, yet? If it's the later, please elaborate what kinds are in consideration.

I won't get a gpu cuz the pc is already expensive, even if I do it will be in next 1 or 2 yrs 

[Moon23]

2 hours ago, Tan3l6 said:

Sorry, but the google search tells that it's 1800€ - https://www.google.com/search?q=Rs+1.65+Lakh&rlz=1C1BNSD_enEE1007EE1007&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Could you elaborate, how much in USD or EUR you have for PSU?

 

But if you're up to selecting your own PSU from the tier list that would be an option - https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/

At least B tier should be cool.

 

 

 

yep that is correct 

[SG-O]

Here are two recommendations:

 

Corsair CX750M (2021)(I'm a bit biased as I quite like Corsair's products)

Thermaltake Smart BM3 750 (this has native PCIe Gen5 power support)

 

Both are 750W which gives you about 400W headroom for a future GPU upgrade.

 

[SG-O]

4 hours ago, Moon23 said:

Here is the build that I have planned-

**Case** Corsair 4000d airflow case

**Case Fans** 5 Arctic P12 PWM PST

**Motherboard** MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk WiFi Motherboard ATX

**CPU** Ryzen 5 7600x
**CPU Fan** Deepcool AG620 Dual-Tower 120mm CPU Fan
**RAM** Corsair Vengeance 32GB RAM(2x16GB) DDR5 5200Mhz
**SSD** Crucial P5 Plus 1TB PCIe 4.0 3D NAND NVMe M.2 SSD

I would like to note that your chosen Motherboard may not be the optimal cost wise. Depending on your  required feature-set, local availability and pricing the "MSI PRO B650M-A WIFI" or even "MSI PRO B650M-P" would be much better.

[Moon23]

1 hour ago, SG-O said:

I would like to note that your chosen Motherboard may not be the optimal cost wise. Depending on your  required feature-set, local availability and pricing the "MSI PRO B650M-A WIFI" or even "MSI PRO B650M-P" would be much better.

Thanks! I know that but all parts are on discount rn so it is gonna be much cheaper!

[Moon23]

1 hour ago, SG-O said:

I would like to note that your chosen Motherboard may not be the optimal cost wise. Depending on your  required feature-set, local availability and pricing the "MSI PRO B650M-A WIFI" or even "MSI PRO B650M-P" would be much better.

I checked out the corsair psu it seems that it is semi modular!, could you please tell me which cables are permanent and which cables can be removed?

[SG-O]

6 minutes ago, Moon23 said:

I checked out the corsair psu it seems that it is semi modular!, could you please tell me which cables are permanent and which cables can be removed?

Both of the PSUs I recommended have the 24pin ATX connector and the 8 Pin EPS (also known as 4+4 ATX 12V) cables permanently attached. All others (SATA, PCI-E and Molex) are modular.

Edited January 2 by SG-O
Fixed typo.

[Moon23]

Just now, SG-O said:

Both of the PSUs I recommended have the 24pin ATX connector and the 8 Pin EPS (also known as 4+4 ATX 12V) permanently attached. All others (SATA, PCI-E and Molex) are modular.

Thanks! also please tell me that it won't go boom, I am scared because of some videos that show corsair PSUs randomly going boom

[SG-O]

6 minutes ago, Moon23 said:

Thanks! also please tell me that it won't go boom, I am scared because of some videos that show corsair PSUs randomly going boom

While I can't guarantee that, I can tell you that I always had good experiences with Corsair PSUs (I currently provide support for 4 systems that have Corsair power supplies). Additionally it comes with a 5 year warranty....

Again I have a bit of a bias for Corsair products.

[Moon23]

2 minutes ago, SG-O said:

While I can't guarantee that, I can tell you that I always had good experiences with Corsair PSUs (I currently provide support for 4 systems that have Corsair power supplies). Additionally it comes with a 5 year warranty....

Again I have a bit of a bias for Corsair products.

Thanks! Have a good day!

 

[--SID--]

Thermaltake BM3 is way better than the Corsair CX750M with outdated double forward topology.

[Bagzie]

5 hours ago, SG-O said:

While I can't guarantee that, I can tell you that I always had good experiences with Corsair PSUs (I currently provide support for 4 systems that have Corsair power supplies). Additionally it comes with a 5 year warranty....

Again I have a bit of a bias for Corsair products.

Corsair like every company make good and bad products , Just because its corsair doesn't make it good.

[Moon23]

12 hours ago, --SID-- said:

Thermaltake BM3 is way better than the Corsair CX750M with outdated double forward topology.

it's not available on amazon in India!