Suggest me a PSU?

[EIijah]

This is the complete build below, I wont have both graphics cards right away but I will a couple weeks later.

Preferably as cheap as I can go without buying something dodgy

[SkywardKkalox]

This is the complete build below, I wont have both graphics cards right away but I will a couple weeks later.

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Grab a 4440, and an h81 motherboard.also get 8gb of RAM.

EDIT: If you are going for Xfire get a 850w one.

[EIijah]

Grab a 4440, and an h81 motherboard.also get 8gb of RAM.

EDIT: If you are going for Xfire get a 850w one.

If you look it's 4GB x 2 lol

[SkywardKkalox]

If you look it's 4GB x 2 lol

Oops. Overlooked it.

[EIijah]

Oops. Overlooked it.

What's wrong with H97 though? and I know I'll need around 750-800W so I'm looking for a specific psu that will work well

[SkywardKkalox]

What's wrong with H97 though? and I know I'll need around 750-800W so I'm looking for a specific psu that will work well

Thing is, you spend too much on a higher chipset. The 4430 and 4440 are Haswell Chips , no need for a Haswell Refresh chipset like the h97, though if you like it go for it.

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-220g20850xrHere is a great 850w PSU.

[ubw]

H97 have more features and some things you won't be using, h81 or b85 would be a better choice if your aren't getting a K CPU, for the ram you can use 1 stick x 8gb at 1600

[EIijah]

H97 have more features and some things you won't be using, h81 or b85 would be a better choice if your aren't getting a K CPU, for the ram you can use 1 stick x 8gb at 1600

I just like having the options open

[ubw]

If you can afford it get the 4690k, it will be a beast combo

[EIijah]

H97 have more features and some things you won't be using, h81 or b85 would be a better choice if your aren't getting a K CPU, for the ram you can use 1 stick x 8gb at 1600

Within New Zealand stores the mother board I've gone with is the cheapest that has 2 pci-e slots with a decent space 

[EIijah]

If you can afford it get the 4690k, it will be a beast combo

It's impossible to build a PC without constantly changing what you want, I did a lil research so now I'm going with this

[ubw]

It's impossible to build a PC without constantly changing what you want, I did a lil research so now I'm going with this

That's if you're a overclock fan

[EIijah]

That's if you're a overclock fan

Yeah so I don't over cloak would it be better to go with the original one I had?

[Brett Taggart]

This is the complete build below, I wont have both graphics cards right away but I will a couple weeks later.

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Preferably as cheap as I can go without buying something dodgy

Nice to see a fellow kiwi on here. you cant properly crossfire with anything other than a Z series chipset. I tried putting my 290 in a PCIe 2.0 4x and it runs really quite slow. Just a word of warning

[EIijah]

Nice to see a fellow kiwi on here. you cant properly crossfire with anything other than a Z series chipset. I tried putting my 290 in a PCIe 2.0 4x and it runs really quite slow. Just a word of warning

Was worried about that, maybe I'll look for a new MotherBoard, and yeah not too many of us

[RazerZ]

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

 

Power Supply: Antec High Current Gamer 620W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply  ($122.82 @ Aquila Technology) 

Total: $122.82

Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available

Generated by PCPartPicker 2015-05-20 03:32 NZST+1200

 

If you plan to run 290 CF you would need a good 850W PSU.

[ubw]

Also consider Seasonic/Enermax or Corsar/EVGA PSUs, by the way, if you don't plan to overclock just get a i5 4xxx series, the higher the better

[RazerZ]

Also consider Seasonic/Enermax or Corsar/EVGA PSUs, by the way, if you don't plan to overclock just get a i5 4xxx series, the higher the better

Those companies (besides Seasonic) stick their name on the PSU. It's the OEM that actually make the unit that counts. Generally the best PSUs are made by Seasonic and Super Flower.

 

Here are some useful links for future reference:

 

Who's Who In Power Supplies, 2014: Brands Vs. Manufacturers

 

 

PSU Tier List

 

 

PSU Review Database