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I need a replacement and can't use any sites to check how much wattage cause only got my phone. What brands should I try get aswell I'll list my specs below I'm grateful for any help f067a6285c629bb63d82d453db895499.jpg

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A 650 w PSU from seasonic would be good enough.

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Well 500-650W should be fine. take a peek at this post: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/404921-strmfrmxmns-psu-whitelist/

 

EVGA is always a good place to start, take a look at their B2 or GS Lineup (or G2, depending on just what kinda budget you're on)

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EVGA G2/GS/B2 series PSUs are good.

 

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Thanks for quick feedback will this stuff be available in Maplins?

Is that a web retailer? Do you have a link to their page?

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Is that a web retailer? Do you have a link to their page?

think they have a website but I'm going in store if I ask for brands suggested it will be fine ?
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think they have a website but I'm going in store if I ask for brands suggested it will be fine ?

Yeah do that, check the PSU whitelist and see if they have something from it that fits the budget.

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Yeah do that, check the PSU whitelist and see if they have something from it that fits the budget.

okay £60-70 that be okay ?
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okay £60-70 that be okay ?

Seems like a good budget for a good PSU

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Seems like a good budget for a good PSU

okay thinking of going for 600W that seem okay ?
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okay thinking of going for 600W that seem okay ?

Seems about right

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I would choose a 500W gold over a 600W bronze. Keep efficiency in mind as 500W is a lot for this rig. R7770 is NOT a power hungry card.

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I would choose a 500W gold over a 600W bronze. Keep efficiency in mind as 500W is a lot for this rig. R7770 is NOT a power hungry card.

Hoping to upgrade parts in future so wanna try get one that fits budget and no blow what's the step down from good ?
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Hoping to upgrade parts in future so wanna try get one that fits budget and no blow what's the step down from good ?

 

What's sort of upgrades are you looking at?

 

The XFX Core Edition 450w is a good budget that is able to power your system: http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/xfx-pro-series-450w-power-supply-unit-core-edition-r75db

The XFX ProSeries 650w is a better performing unit that will give you plenty of room to upgrade - even SLI / CFX certain cards for £15 more: http://www.maplin.co.uk/p/xfx-pro-series-650w-power-supply-unit-modular-edition-bronze-r75de

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I ended up getting corsair cx600m as not many options opinions on this model

 

Okay i apoligize for the above post that was rather rude of me (I'm having a bad day)

 

Actually i'd return that CX600M asap, The CX Series is really not famed for being reliable or of high quality, honestly try grab a XFX PSU or See if there is an EVGA G2/GS if you can.

 

plus Maplin's PSU's are pretty overpriced, I got my old CX750M from there (the 2nd one that died) and it cost me a damn pretty penny.

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Okay i apoligize for the above post that was rather rude of me (I'm having a bad day)

Actually i'd return that CX600M asap, The CX Series is really not famed for being reliable or of high quality, honestly try grab a XFX PSU or See if there is an EVGA G2/GS if you can.

plus Maplin's PSU's are pretty overpriced, I got my old CX750M from there (the 2nd one that died) and it cost me a damn pretty penny.

no worries I would return and get it online but in despite need for my PC asap it's got 3 year warranty and maplins are really good to sticking to warrantys but I wish I could of got somthing from the evg g2 maybe something to consider in future
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Okay i apoligize for the above post that was rather rude of me (I'm having a bad day)

Actually i'd return that CX600M asap, The CX Series is really not famed for being reliable or of high quality, honestly try grab a XFX PSU or See if there is an EVGA G2/GS if you can.

plus Maplin's PSU's are pretty overpriced, I got my old CX750M from there (the 2nd one that died) and it cost me a damn pretty penny.

no worries I would return and get it online but in need for my PC asap it's got 3 year warranty and maplins are really good to sticking to warrantys but I wish I could of got somthing from the evg g2 maybe something to consider in future
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