750w psu

[Writer1976]

I need a 750w psu that would be reasonably quite (for a bit more than a 100euros)

[Hinjima]

4 minutes ago, Writer1976 said:

I need a 750w psu that would be reasonably quite (for a bit more than a 100euros)

Where are you from? So I can look up prices  

[Writer1976]

2 minutes ago, Hinjima said:

Where are you from? So I can look up prices  

Lithuania

[Hinjima]

4 minutes ago, Writer1976 said:

Lithuania

The MSI MAG A750GL PCIE5 is a decent 750w PSU that comes with 7-10 year warranty ( depending on the country, weird I know )

Eteknix is a trusted source and they were impressed with the PSU as it had consistent performance, good efficiency and low noise.

Other customer reviews also report low noise levels for this unit.

 

It is a unit we often recommend in the 100 Euros price range as its one of the best bang for buck   Reliable and good unit.

I would personally use this PSU.

[Writer1976]

1 minute ago, Hinjima said:

The MSI MAG A750GL PCIE5 is a decent 750w PSU that comes with 7-10 year warranty ( depending on the country, weird I know )

Eteknix is a trusted source and they were impressed with the PSU as it had consistent performance, good efficiency and low noise.

Other customer reviews also report low noise levels for this unit.

 

It is a unit we often recommend in the 100 Euros price range as its one of the best bang for buck   Reliable and good unit.

I would personally use this unit.

Maybe something else it's very loud and I probably need one from tier B

[Hinjima]

1 minute ago, Writer1976 said:

Maybe something else it's very loud and I probably need one from tier B

Then you might have to increase the budget a little.

I personally ONLY use the Corsair RMx lineup as its extremely quiet ( Never heard my RM750i or RM1000x ).  The fan has a zero FAN mode so it doesn't spin during low / medium loads so this makes it completely silent. But they do cost a bit more.

 

Seasonic Focus lineup is also pretty good.

 

[OhYou_]

is this for a new build or are you upgrading/replacing?
imo, most psus are really quiet, but if you want less, then you are looking for something with silent operation.
depending on your case layout, you may want to consider how your case airflow goes and supplementing the power supply with positive case pressure. in some cases this requires a bit of diy due to them being designed for the psu to have it's own intake