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Good PSU under $120 CAD?

emachado99
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I am looking for a new PSU under $120 CAD...

 

Forgot to mention, I would like it to be in the 500W-600W range. 

 

Any suggestions would be awesome, thanks!

 

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maybe the seasonic 620w 80+ bronze fully modular psu?

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Please post all your questions in a single thread instead of making one for each question.

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/234799-good-ssd-for-under-120-cad/

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http://www.ncix.com/detail/xfx-pro-750w-xtr-gold-d8-78946-1246.htm
XFX 80+ Gold Seasonic Rebrand @103it$ before MIR.

http://www.ncix.com/detail/evga-supernova-750-g2-80-f0-94405.htm
EVGA 80+ Gold Superflower Rebrand @ 130$ Before MIR.

http://www.ncix.com/detail/bitfenix-fury-550w-80plus-gold-b8-96381-1246.htm
Bitfenix 80+Gold FSP Rebrand @ 100$

 

Would personally pick the XFX one since its an AMAZING deal once you take into account MIR. Also the Bitfenix one has sleeved cables so you can get the sleeved look if you pick that one.

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Alright, sorry 'bout that man.

 

I'll do that next time :)

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If you don't mind having a coil whine then it would be okay

What do you mean "coil whine"? Is it a noisy PSU?

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What do you mean "coil whine"? Is it a noisy PSU?

I have the 750M version, one of the worst mistakes i'd ever made. My CX psu has a coil whine too...

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Cooler Master V550/650 should be in that price range if I recall correctly.

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I don't really need all that though... I've only got a i5 4430, GTX 660, 8GB DDR3, 1 HDD and 1 SSD. Wouldn't anything over even like 600W be overkill?

You need room for future upgrades or OC(in your case, you can't because of a locked i5)

Reason i avoid the G1 is because of the 4 12V rails, i prefer having one instead(IMO)

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You need room for future upgrades or OC(in your case, you can't because of a locked i5)

Reason i avoid the G1 is because of the 4 12V rails, i prefer having one instead(IMO)

Does it make a big difference having 4, compared to 1? I just want something, that is reliable, good customer support, and at least quiet. Those are the main things I am looking for.

 

Oh, and if possible it being modular. 

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Does it make a big difference having 4, compared to 1? I just want something, that is reliable, good customer support, and at least quiet. Those are the main things I am looking for.

 

Oh, and if possible it being modular. 

EVGA Pros: 10 year warranty, great customer support, and the G2 is quiet

Info on rails

http://www.jonnyguru.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3990

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