please help me out selecting PSU quick!

[i_build_nanosuits]

Hey guys!

i recently ordered a PSU EVGA NEX 750B1 and it has very bad coil whine i ordered from newegg.ca and i'm chatting ATM to get it refund and i would like to know what would be a better PSU for me to get my budget is 100$ i would like to have it semi-modular or modular with at least 600W and i would like if it could be gold certified but i would also accept 80+ bronze but i wont a GOOD UNIT...is it possible...i would also like if possible to order it from newegg.ca again...ortherwise it could also be from NCIX.ca

 

Thanks a bunch guys ! ...please quick i'd like to order it today and from newegg.ca i might even just get them to send me another unit in exange to the 750B1.

[Archangel1994]

EVGA G2 750W. There is no better unit for the price/performance at that wattage. 9.9 from jonnyguru

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Hey guys!

i recently ordered a PSU EVGA NEX 750B1 and it has very bad coil whine i ordered from newegg.ca and i'm chatting ATM to get it refund and i would like to know what would be a better PSU for me to get my budget is 100$ i would like to have it semi-modular or modular with at least 600W and i would like if it could be gold certified but i would also accept 80+ bronze but i wont a GOOD UNIT...is it possible...i would also like if possible to order it from newegg.ca again...ortherwise it could also be from NCIX.ca

 

Thanks a bunch guys ! ...please quick i'd like to order it today and from newegg.ca i might even just get them to send me another unit in exange to the 750B1.

750B1 isn't a great power supply. 750G2 is what you want. 

 

It would be easier for us to suggest you a power supply if you provide us with your system specs. However if you're running a single GPU without plans for a second in the future then I'd highly recommend a 550W Rosewill Capstone or Seasonic G

[i_build_nanosuits]

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817171092

this one any god? would it feed a GTX 780 and i7-4770K? (no SLI)

[nokturrduk84]

I have this & it's super good. No noise, no heat, hybrid mode, just a beast PSU.

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EVGA G2 750W. There is no better unit for the price/performance at that wattage. 9.9 from jonnyguru

I see you on every thread and you've gotten 3200 posts in three months.... are you on here 24/7?

[79wjd]

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817171092

this one any god? would it feed a GTX 780 and i7-4770K? (no SLI)

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438017&cm_re=evga_g2_750-_-17-438-017-_-Product

 

Only $95 

[Archangel1994]

I see you on every thread and you've gotten 3200 posts in three months.... are you on here 24/7?

I have 2 screens and posting does not take much time per post. I ALWAYS have it open on my second screen

 

Edit: My first goal when it came to coming to this forum was to learn. I have learned so much about what makes a good build, how to properly make a pc, which specific parts should always be recommended (Like the G2 750w ). Now my goal is to help others if I can

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http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817171092

this one any god? would it feed a GTX 780 and i7-4770K? (no SLI)

Get it. That's an amazing PSU and only $95

[LemonSpice]

EVGA G2 750W. There is no better unit for the price/performance at that wattage. 9.9 from jonnyguru

they are very good and also cost less than a corsair rm and some 80+ bronze but it is gold

[i_build_nanosuits]

Get it. That's an amazing PSU and only $95

so this one would be good? i think i can get newegg to send me this one and get the 750B1 back...i should do it?

again, link: http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817171092

 

and it will be powefull enough for my current rig? see in sig.

[Archangel1994]

Get it. That's an amazing PSU and only $95

http://www.ncix.com/detail/evga-supernova-750-g2-80-f0-94405-1360.htm?affiliateid=7474144

 

This is $99 after MIR and simply cannot be beaten

 

Edit: Everybody that says I recommend this too much: DEAL WITH IT. This PSU is epic

[i_build_nanosuits]

http://www.ncix.com/detail/evga-supernova-750-g2-80-f0-94405-1360.htm?affiliateid=7474144

 

This is $99 after MIR and simply cannot be beaten

 

Edit: Everybody that says I recommend this too much: DEAL WITH IT. This PSU is epic

is the fan on this an active fan that turn off when not under heavy load?

what is that ''ECO'' switch on the back?

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is the fan on this an active fan that turn off when not under heavy load?

what is that ''ECO'' switch on the back?

ECO is for Hybrid Fan I believe.

 

If you can do the mail-in rebate then you can get the 750G2, but if you don't want to go through the hassle of it then the V550 will still be perfectly adequate for your system

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Edit: Everybody that says I recommend this too much: DEAL WITH IT. This PSU is epic

Not everywants to do MIRs or wants to SLI

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so this one would be good? i think i can get newegg to send me this one and get the 750B1 back...i should do it?

again, link: http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817171092

 

and it will be powefull enough for my current rig? see in sig.

If you can do an exchange straight through newegg then I'd go for the V550, so you don't have to go through the hassle of returning and ordering again

[Victor Yiu]

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Or waste money on a PSU they will never use the full capacity of.

What are you doing up so early

[i_build_nanosuits]

If you can do an exchange straight through newegg then I'd go for the V550, so you don't have to go through the hassle of returning and ordering again

i'm chatting with them ATM they want to charge me restocking fee but he give me a gift card of 25$ to compensate some of the cost for shipping and restocking fee...i'm pissed with them right now

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i'm chatting with them ATM they want to charge me restocking fee but he give me a gift card of 25$ to compensate some of the cost for shipping and restocking fee...i'm pissed with them right now

Either way you'll have to do the restocking as you're returning a working product

[i_build_nanosuits]

Either way you'll have to do the restocking as you're returning a working product

it is indeed working but it's making that wierd buzzing sound when under any kind of load and it should not be...that's not part of the design the unit is defective...it's working but it's defective right?

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it is indeed working but it's making that wierd buzzing sound when under any kind of load and it should not be...that's not part of the design the unit is defective...it's working but it's defective right?

Well that's coil whine and it's not considered a defect under warranty

[i_build_nanosuits]

Well that's coil whine and it's not considered a defect under warranty

that sucks, i think it should be...anyway, thanks man!

is it dangerous for the unit to produce such sounds? any way to fix this? i think i should pay the shipping back and order the 750 G2 from newegg.ca ....that's my best option i think but it sucks the unit would have ended costing me a ton of cash...

any chances the unit might fix itself through using it? cause it's new ATM.

 

EDIT: i realise that when i load up the CPU with a torture test it wont coil whine but as soon as i load the GPU it does...

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that sucks, i think it should be...anyway, thanks man!

is it dangerous for the unit to produce such sounds? any way to fix this? i think i should pay the shipping back and order the 750 G2 from newegg.ca ....that's my best option i think but it sucks the unit would have ended costing me a ton of cash...

any chances the unit might fix itself through using it? cause it's new ATM.

Coil whine will generally last forever, but it doesn't affect how the unit performs, which is why it's not considered a defect under warranty. If you're getting it from newegg they don't have the MIR promotion, and since you don't want to SLI you'll never use those extra watts, so I'd save some money and get the V550

[Archangel1994]

Or waste money on a PSU they will never use the full capacity of.

$4 more for a PSU that is superior in quality, customer service AND warranty? Higher wattage is a nice expansion bonus