PSU for 1050ti

[RyeIII]

I will buy a Asus Strix 1050ti which require 6-pin conector.

I need suggestion on what PSU should I get for this low-budget RIG.

it will power a i5-3300 and strix 1050ti.

see the link below please

is corsair vs450 will do fine?

https://uae.dtcae.com/power_supplies/

[Droidbot]

Not VS please. That PSU is meant for office systems, NOT gaming. 

Get a CX/M (Make sure it's a Grey label, not a Green one), S12II or similar.

[Bazilias]

6 minutes ago, RyeIII said:

I will buy a Asus Strix 1050ti which require 6-pin conector.

I need suggestion on what PSU should I get for this low-budget RIG.

it will power a i5-3300 and strix 1050ti.

see the link below please

is corsair vs450 will do fine?

https://uae.dtcae.com/power_supplies/

Go for the SeaSonic, XFX, Super Flower or EVGA brand if you plan to get a 400/500 Watt PSU. the CS,CX and VS series from Corsair aren't that reliable because of the bad transistors and capacitors.

[tlink]

where are you shopping from?

[Rolling Potatoe]

In terms of wattage it'll do fine, you could, however, spend a little more for a decent ~500w psu so you can put in a powerfull gpu later down the line if you want to. Also people lament that the vs series is low quality... I dont think itll have any problems providing the ~200w you need though.

[RyeIII]

7 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

Not VS please. That PSU is meant for office systems, NOT gaming. 

Get a CX/M (Make sure it's a Grey label, not a Green one), S12II or similar.

thanks,i might search for a S12II

[RyeIII]

5 minutes ago, tlink said:

where are you shopping from?

local stores here in Dubai

[Droidbot]

6 minutes ago, RaptorCandy said:

Go for the SeaSonic, XFX, Super Flower or EVGA brand if you plan to get a 400/500 Watt PSU. the CS,CX and VS series from Corsair aren't that reliable because of the bad transistors and capacitors.

What? I agree that CX/M green sucks, but the new CXM units are tier 3, superior to any low end PSU EVGA offers.

[Bazilias]

2 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

What? I agree that CX/M green sucks, but the new CXM units are tier 3, superior to any low end PSU EVGA offers.

Really? I'm a bit out of the game when it comes the lower Wattage PSU's these days. I knew that the CX/M were bad in the past but I didn't know they've improved the quality of the new ones. Thank you for telling me! I'll need to look up the new generation of low wattage PSU's more.

[RyeIII]

14 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

Not VS please. That PSU is meant for office systems, NOT gaming. 

Get a CX/M (Make sure it's a Grey label, not a Green one), S12II or similar.

will this do the job?https://gear-up.me/chassis-and-psu/power-supply-unit/seasonic-s12ii-520-520w-80-plus-bronze-retail.html

[Droidbot]

1 minute ago, RaptorCandy said:

Really? I'm a bit out of the game when it comes the lower Wattage PSU's these days. I knew that the CX/M were bad in the past but I didn't know they've improved the quality of the new ones. Thank you for telling me! I'll need to look up the new generation of low wattage PSU's more.

http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=486

 

750m review. 

it's not a bad PSU now by any stretch, and due to corsair it's available pretty much everywhere

[Droidbot]

1 minute ago, RyeIII said:

will this do the job?https://gear-up.me/chassis-and-psu/power-supply-unit/seasonic-s12ii-520-520w-80-plus-bronze-retail.html

That's what I run with a 4670k and a 1070, and it's a great quality PSU. Go for it.   

[RyeIII]

1 minute ago, Droidbot said:

That's what I run with a 4670k and a 1070, and it's a great quality PSU. Go for it.   

thank you!

[alexhelvetica]

20 minutes ago, RaptorCandy said:

Go for the SeaSonic, XFX, Super Flower or EVGA brand if you plan to get a 400/500 Watt PSU. the CS,CX and VS series from Corsair aren't that reliable because of the bad transistors and capacitors.

EVGA has a lot more shocking (and ones similar to quality to the Corsair CX) PSUs than Corsair, so just please don't. 

(EVGA has: Not certified, Certified, B-Series, BQ, NEX-B(B1), NEX-G(G1)

Corsair has: VS, selected CX models) 

 

Anything from the Corsair CX line would be fine for the OPs computer, and the CX 400, CX450/550/650M and CX750/850(M) are all good. 

 

Corsair CS is quite good, not fucking amazing, but still quite good. Much better than EVGAs budget 80plus gold garbage called the NEX-G. 

 

VS is simply bad. 

[Bazilias]

6 minutes ago, Comic_Sans_MS said:

EVGA has a lot more shocking (and ones similar to quality to the Corsair CX) PSUs than Corsair, so just please don't. 

(EVGA has: Not certified, Certified, B-Series, BQ, NEX-B(B1), NEX-G(G1)

Corsair has: VS, selected CX models) 

 

Anything from the Corsair CX line would be fine for the OPs computer, and the CX 400, CX450/550/650M and CX750/850(M) are all good. 

 

Corsair CS is quite good, not fucking amazing, but still quite good. Much better than EVGAs budget 80plus gold garbage called the NEX-G. 

 

VS is simply bad. 

The EVGA B Series are good. Maybe not perfect but they are very similar to the new Corsair CX/M series. As @Droidbot already mentioned, I didn't know that Corsair has improved the quality of their CX/M Series PSU's. If I would suggest a PSU between 400-600 Watts I would still recommend the EVGA PSU and also the Corsair CX/M series.

[Droidbot]

15 minutes ago, Comic_Sans_MS said:

EVGA has a lot more shocking (and ones similar to quality to the Corsair CX) PSUs than Corsair, so just please don't. 

(EVGA has: Not certified, Certified, B-Series, BQ, NEX-B(B1), NEX-G(G1)

Corsair has: VS, selected CX models) 

 

Anything from the Corsair CX line would be fine for the OPs computer, and the CX 400, CX450/550/650M and CX750/850(M) are all good. 

 

Corsair CS is quite good, not fucking amazing, but still quite good. Much better than EVGAs budget 80plus gold garbage called the NEX-G. 

 

VS is simply bad. 

NEX-G-HADS under load

(haha get it, jihads)

[STRMfrmXMN]

7 hours ago, RyeIII said:

will this do the job?https://gear-up.me/chassis-and-psu/power-supply-unit/seasonic-s12ii-520-520w-80-plus-bronze-retail.html

Yes.