Choosing a PSU for this build

[ormax]

Hi guys, 

I am building a new PC and the only thing I need to choose is a power supply.

I want to buy it on computeruniverse.net as some of my chosen components are there cheap too.

 

So my build will be:

 

Processor: Intel Core i5-4460

 

Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H97M-D3H Micro ATX LGA1150 

 

GPU: GTX970, yet to be chosen and bought, very soon as I get some more cash, currently Radeon HD5770

 

RAM: Kingston hyperX 1866Mhz 2x4GB

 

Storage: SSD Crucial MX100 256GB

 

Now, I want a bronze+ PSU, black + white, light blue + a bit of yellow/red acceptable. Possibly a quiet PSU, 20 - 30db's at medium load. Oh and Modular/Semi-Modular. my budget is 50-80/90 EURO

 

These are some of the ones I think would do the job,

 

Cooler Master GM-Series G450M 450w

 

Fractal Design Integra M450 450w

 

or their 550W variants.

 

What do you think? Are those worth buying for 50/60 euros? Do you see any other considerable PSUs on 

http://www.computeruniverse.net/groups/30000573/netzteile.asp

?

[WoodenMarker]

The G450M would be fine.

[givingtnt]

evga supernova g2 750W ?

[Pugs501]

evga supernova g2 750W ?

Any of the EVGA G2 (or any from EVGA in General)

[ormax]

evga supernova g2 750W ?

 

Can you tell me how exactly does that PSU fit in my budget? and isn't 750 vats way too much for this build?

[givingtnt]

Can you tell me how exactly does that PSU fit in my budget? and isn't 750 vats way too much for this build?

there is no such thing as too much. it gives headroom for expantion down the road . instead of holding back and having to buy again.

 

its 120$ cad. probably something like 90 euro

 

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

[ormax]

there is no such thing as too much. it gives headroom for expantion down the road . instead of holding back and having to buy again.

 

its 85$ cad. probably something like 60 euro

 

Unfortunately, more like 60 euros x 2 in Europe

Parts in USA/Canada seem to be much cheaper

[givingtnt]

Unfortunately, more like 60 euros x 2 in europe

Parts in USA/Canada seem to be much cheaper

sorry fixed it. I bought it on sale. its 120cad now. I updated the post 

 

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

[ormax]

sorry fixed it. I bought it on sale. its 120cad now. I updated the post 

 

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

 

Alright, well it's still over my budget, as in UK they use pounds, so it would be at least 120 euro in Euros.

 

Maybe can you have a look at what computeruniverse.net has and give me an advice based on their products?

[givingtnt]

here is a good one in the budget. 

http://de.pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-power-supply-cx600m

 

sorry I don't speak german

[WoodenMarker]

evga supernova g2 750W ?

Much overkill--an oc'ed 3960x with a 970 pulls under 300w at load: http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/geforce-gtx-970-sli-review,4.html

[Guest]

Any of the EVGA G2 (or any from EVGA in General)

I had one NEX model and it was a literal hair dryer. Returned instantly. I had a 430W EVGA before that and it was silent. I guess sometimes you get unlucky.

[ormax]

here is a good one in the budget. 

http://de.pcpartpicker.com/part/corsair-power-supply-cx600m

 

sorry I don't speak german

 

Me either actually but it's pretty simple, I sent the link straight to the Power supplies, and on the left you get to choose your preferences. and then just scroll down, see the choices you know, but doesn't matter, I appreciate any replay rather than no replay )

[ormax]

Much overkill--an oc'ed 3960x with a 970 pulls under 300w at load: http://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/geforce-gtx-970-sli-review,4.html

 

Hmm then I definitely should go 450W instead of 550W even though it's only a 10 Euro difference, do you agree?

[givingtnt]

Me either actually but it's pretty simple, I sent the link straight to the Power supplies, and on the left you get to choose your preferences. and then just scroll down, see the choices you know, but doesn't matter, I appreciate any replay rather than no replay )

the link is direcly to the main page. thats why I can't help much

[givingtnt]

Hmm then I definitely should go 450W instead of 550W even though it's only a 10 Euro difference, do you agree?

yeah. but if you plan to sli or something it might not be the best. although the psu's you have are good enough.

[ormax]

the link is direcly to the main page. thats why I can't help much

 

Sorry man , my bad

 

http://www.computeruniverse.net/groups/30000573/netzteile.asp

 

No excuses now haha 

 

 

yeah. but if you plan to sli or something it might not be the best. although the psu's you have are good enough.

 

 

I just don't want to overpay and pulling too much electricity than I need you know

[givingtnt]

Sorry man , my bad

 

http://www.computeruniverse.net/groups/30000573/netzteile.asp

 

No excuse now haha 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I just don't want to overpay and have too much at my disposal 

actually. yes. I has to go eat i ill be back after

[WoodenMarker]

Hmm then I definitely should go 450W instead of 550W even though it's only a 10 Euro difference, do you agree?

450w would be fine if you're not upgrading to much more power hungry components.

yeah. but if you plan to sli or something it might not be the best. although the psu's you have are good enough.

The motherboard doesn't support sli.

[ormax]

actually. yes. I has to go eat i ill be back after

 

 

just above the list of products their is the order you want to see the PSUs in, choose Preis asufengden, meaning Price decreasing.

also, tick the Kablemanagement, as it will show only Semi Modular/Fully Modular ones, because I want one of those.

[ormax]

450w would be fine if you're not upgrading to much more power hungry components.

The motherboard doesn't support sli.

 

 

Well I am pretty sure it does support multicards, but I won't be likely to go SLI, GTX 970 seems like a futureproof product, that's why I am getting it, to upgrade maybe in 1/2 years or something