RM850x or RM1000X

[Benyamin0112]

Alright, i need sone help, should i choose a RM850x or RM1000x? 

 

Or should i choose something else? 

I would prefer a fully modular psu.

 

Thanks

[Benyamin0112]

By the way the RM1000w is only 50$ more.

[Guest]

1 minute ago, Benyamin0112 said:

By the way the RM1000w is only 50$ more.

Even a Titan X Pascal in SLI won't need a 1000w PSU but 50 $ more seems like a nice deal

[SeanAngelo]

8 minutes ago, Benyamin0112 said:

Alright, i need sone help, should i choose a RM850x or RM1000x? 

 

Or should i choose something else? 

I would prefer a fully modular psu.

 

Thanks

850W is more than enough.

[Froody129]

Unless you're running some crazy  290X setup you won't run NEAR 1000w. On a single GPU the 850 will be more efficient but 1000 is better for two GPU's. 

 

You dont need that that much power but max efficiency is usually at 50% load. Is the very small efficiency gain worth $50? No, not at all

[Benyamin0112]

1 hour ago, Froody129 said:

Unless you're running some crazy  290X setup you won't run NEAR 1000w. On a single GPU the 850 will be more efficient but 1000 is better for two GPU's. 

 

You dont need that that much power but max efficiency is usually at 50% load. Is the very small efficiency gain worth $50? No, not at all

I do have a GTX 690 with a Fx8350 which draws a lot of power

[Benyamin0112]

So what would you recommend?

 

[Aniallation]

7 hours ago, Benyamin0112 said:

So what would you recommend?

 

RM850X. You will never make use of the 1000W, save your money and go buy something mildly interesting. Even though you have pretty much worse case scenario for power draw these days, you'll still be very hard pressed to see 600W of total system power pulled.

 

 

[Benyamin0112]

9 hours ago, Aniallation said:

RM850X. You will never make use of the 1000W, save your money and go buy something mildly interesting. Even though you have pretty much worse case scenario for power draw these days, you'll still be very hard pressed to see 600W of total system power pulled.

 

 

Alright. Thanks a lot!