Choosing a power supply

[MyName13]

I need a PSU that costs around 80$ for a PC with an i5 6400 and rx 470 (red devil), currently these are the power supplies I can find in local shops:

Corsair RM450

EVGA 500B/600B

Be quiet! straight power 10 400w

Seasonic S12II ; M12II EVO

Antec VPF450

Corsair CX450M (new cx series)

 

[Simon771]

Corsair CX450M is great.

Same goes for EVGA.

 

You can't go wrong with any of those PSUs. Just get the one that will be delivered the sooner and cost less.

[Luke Jackson]

Well, the CPU runs at about 65 watts and the GPU that you have listed runs at 120 watts. Depending on what you have in the rest of your build, a 450w power supply may be what you're looking for, or even a 500w-600w to make room for future upgrades.

[MyName13]

5 minutes ago, Simon771 said:

Corsair CX450M is great.

Same goes for EVGA.

 

You can't go wrong with any of those PSUs. Just get the one that will be delivered the sooner and cost less.

So none of them can damage hardware?

[Mi26]

What's your budget for the full system build and have the parts been brought?

[Simon771]

Just now, MyName13 said:

So none of them can damage my hardware?

I'm not 100% sure for others that you mentioned, but EVGA and Corsair CX450M are great and will prevent damage to hardware.

[HKZeroFive]

I'd be tempted to go for the Corsair RM450. The Seasonic S12II/M12II and the Corsair CX450M aren't bad choices as well.

[manikyath]

2 minutes ago, Simon771 said:

I'm not 100% sure for others that you mentioned, but EVGA and Corsair CX450M are great and will prevent damage to hardware.

but EVGA's B series is pretty much on par with green label CX

[MyName13]

3 minutes ago, Mi26 said:

What's your budget for the full system build and have the parts been brought?

708$, no, the parts haven't been brought.

[WoodenMarker]

8 minutes ago, MyName13 said:

So none of them can damage hardware?

All of them can potentially damage hardware if something goes wrong. That being said, they all have safety measures in place like any other decent modern psu that are supposed to prevent that damage to the system.

Any of the listed psus would work just fine.

3 minutes ago, MyName13 said:

708$, no, the parts haven't been brought.

I'd suggest planning the system as a whole as opposed to segregating the discussion.

[TrigrH]

cant go wrong with seasonic

[Matias_Chambers]

Are you in the US?

[STRMfrmXMN]

7 hours ago, MyName13 said:

I need a PSU that costs around 80$ for a PC with an i5 6400 and rx 470 (red devil), currently these are the power supplies I can find in local shops:

Corsair RM450

EVGA 500B/600B

Be quiet! straight power 10 400w

Seasonic S12II ; M12II EVO

Antec VPF450

Corsair CX450M (new cx series)

 

The RM450 is the best, followed by the Straight Power 10 (I think), followed with the CX and M12 being about on-par (I'm partial to the Seasonic for full modularity as well as a ball bearing fan which is better than the sleeve bearing fan in the CXM), followed by the other shtuff.

 

I'd get the RM450.

[MyName13]

1 hour ago, Matias_Chambers said:

Are you in the US?

No.

 

@STRMfrmXMN

Are you sure you arent talking about newer rmx or rmi series?