I need PSU recommendations please.

[Midnight Robot]

Hey guys,

I'm building a PC and I need a PSU for my last major component. I will be adding more stuff so something in the 550W-600W is good, preferably fully modular and silent operation like the Seasonic G series. I don't quite know what I want this PC to be int he long run, I would like a PSU that can survive through multiple upgrades and maybe even SLI if I ever do that after getting a new motherboard + another GPU. I just don't know what OEMS aside from Seasonic are good, so I'm open to suggestions.

 

My current setup: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/yv6Bzy

 

Edit: I would like to keep the cost under $150 CAD, even lower is better. 

[Enderman]

AX760

 

Well, how much are you looking to spend?

[Midnight Robot]

AX760

 

Well, how much are you looking to spend?

I was hoping to keep it under $150 Canadian. Preferably even less since I've seen some EVGA Supernovas go for $120 on sale here and there and they are 700W+

[Archangel1994]

AX760

 

Well, how much are you looking to spend?

AX 760, for a system that will consume about 300W AT THE VERY MAX in semi-normal situations?

 

If you plan to 2 way SLI: EVGA G2 750W

If you plan to 2 way CF: EVGA G2 850W

If you do not plan to SLI or CF: CS550M is a very solid choice.

[Guest]

This would be a good choice. You probably don't need 750W for dual 760's but if you ever decided to go for 780/ti sli then it will handle that as well.

 

http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-220g20750xr

[Thorium19]

superflower leadex gold, EVGA 750G2, XFX XTR to name but a few. personally if you can get it i would go for the superflower, but it is very difficult to get a hold of outside the UK I have heard, but I may be wrong.

[seiny]

Get the EVGA 750G2 and you'll probably be fine for the next 5 years+ 10 years

[Trik'Stari]

If I remember correctly, Seasonic's are the highest rated (customer rating at least) on most websites. That's why I got mine. I don't pull much on it, but I dont think I've ever even heard it, judging by the packaging, it's a very good quality product.

[Midnight Robot]

Thanks everyone! I ended up going with the EVGA 750 G2 here http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-220g20750xr after reading a jonnyguru review and checking out customer reviews.