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I own a Ryzen 7 1700 and a 1080 with only a few SSD's and 6 Noctua fans i don't plan on using SLI ever but i love overclocking my question is this what is the best PSU for 100$ 

 

I did the paper clip method and my Corsair RM 750 unit is toast though it is only 3 years old and has a 5 year warranty so i will try that as well. 

 

Anyways i'm currently thinking about this 

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438122

 

I'm a fan of EVGA and Corsair but i'm willing to take anything that is built great for 100$. 

 

Thanks for your help this has been a hard time for me as my AIO leaked over my components :( Least my 1080 is ok i keep saying that to myself to make me feel better :D

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if your RM750 has warranty left then just send it in for an RMA and use what they send back to you, maybe they'll even upgrade it to an RMx if they can't fix it.

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1 minute ago, jdwii said:

hey bud if you can just tell me what to get for 100$ that is quiet i'll get it

RM750 RMA or 

 

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1 hour ago, jdwii said:

Though i love potatoes i must say i need a power supply brother haha 

 

 

don't potatoes make power? buy $100 worth and hook em up

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2 minutes ago, ladgaming said:

don't potatoes make power? buy $100 worth and hook em up

I'm pretty sure i could power a lot of clocks with that maybe even my raspberry pi 

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26 minutes ago, JDE said:

RM750 RMA or 

 

 

I'll try corsair first i must say i would like to save money lol.Is that seasonic really the best for 100$?

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7 minutes ago, jdwii said:

I'll try corsair first i must say i would like to save money lol.Is that seasonic really the best for 100$?

yes if you want 750W

 

Why are you doubting the SeaSonic?

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16 minutes ago, JDE said:

yes if you want 750W

 

Why are you doubting the SeaSonic?

No doubting bro i really have no clue just used to EVGA and corsair like i said if you are willing to say that is the best power supply for 100$ i'll but it 

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I would go with EVGA supernova g2/g3 personally, but as previously mentioned corsair warranty if applicable is preferable.

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Just now, paddy-stone said:

I would go with EVGA supernova g2/g3 personally, but as previously mentioned corsair warranty if applicable is preferable.

Hey brother i'll try corsair first then i will take your advice 

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Just now, jdwii said:

Hey brother i'll try corsair first then i will take your advice 

No worries, BTW you don't need anywhere near 750W for your setup... especially if your focus is gaming, I reckon you'd be hard pushed to get 350W max out of your system, probably a fair bit less even.

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9 minutes ago, jdwii said:

No doubting bro i really have no clue just used to EVGA and corsair like i said if you are willing to say that is the best power supply for 100$ i'll but it 

Don't buy by brand; EVGA even makes some fire-hazard level PSUs.

 

As @paddy-stone mentioned even 550W would be enough for heavy overclocking. Just assumed you were planning to do SLI.

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Which AIO did you have that leaked OP?

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5 minutes ago, JDE said:

Don't buy by brand; EVGA even makes some fire-hazard level PSUs.

 

As @paddy-stone mentioned even 550W would be enough for heavy overclocking. Just assumed you were planning to do SLI.

Ok so this is about to get as real as it gets what is the best power supply for 100$? 

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I ended up ordering EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G3 I'm sure I'll be happy with it and it got amazing remarks at JonnyGURU

 

Edit the reason why I go overboard on the power supply is for reduced noise

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15 minutes ago, jdwii said:

I ended up ordering EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G3 I'm sure I'll be happy with it and it got amazing remarks at JonnyGURU

 

Edit the reason why I go overboard on the power supply is for reduced noise

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That unit has llllloooouuuuddddd fan

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17 minutes ago, jdwii said:

I ended up ordering EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G3 I'm sure I'll be happy with it and it got amazing remarks at JonnyGURU

 

Edit the reason why I go overboard on the power supply is for reduced noise

Higher wattage does not mean lower noise. The 850W version measured 1750RPM and 39dBA at a 340W load, according to Cybenetics. They test at 40°C, so it won't be quite as bad, but something like the RM550x or Whisper M would be significantly quieter. 

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21 minutes ago, seon123 said:

Higher wattage does not mean lower noise. The 850W version measured 1750RPM and 39dBA at a 340W load, according to Cybenetics. They test at 40°C, so it won't be quite as bad, but something like the RM550x or Whisper M would be significantly quieter. 

Well I'm still gonna get my 750rm replaced too with Corsair if it's too loud I'll send it back 

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I have both EVGA and Seasonic power supplies. I have been building computers since 2003. I have no clue what you folks are talking about when it comes to fire hazards. I had a doomed OCZ 700w power supply that I knew was flawed. A design flaw where the power supply lasted only 13-16 months on average. It died in that time span and took none of my components with it. Power supplies are much better today. Corsair has had a great many early failures. Some good performers but their reliability has left much to be desired. EVGA has always been solid in performance and reliability. I do like very much what Seasonic offers. Long history in the PSU market. 

 

OP cannot go wrong with EVGA gold series PSU. 

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1 minute ago, Columbo said:

I have both EVGA and Seasonic power supplies. I have been building computers since 2003. I have no clue what you folks are talking about when it comes to fire hazards. I had a doomed OCZ 700w power supply that I knew was flawed. A design flaw where the power supply lasted only 13-16 months on average. It died in that time span and took none of my components with it. Power supplies are much better today. Corsair has had a great many early failures. Some good performers but their reliability has left much to be desired. EVGA has always been solid in performance and reliability. I do like very much what Seasonic offers. Long history in the PSU market. 

 

OP cannot go wrong with EVGA gold series PSU. 

EVGA's B3. Second most critical protection is missing. The second you overload it the unit will fail to elect the Pope (go up in a puff of black smoke).

 

EVGA makes several bad for the price Gold units.

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ASUS TUF Dash F15 - Intel Core™ i7-11370H | 16GB DDR4 | RTX 3060 | 500GB NVMe SSD | 200W Brick | 65W USB-PD Charger

 


 

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2 minutes ago, JDE said:

EVGA's B3. Second most critical protection is missing. The second you overload it the unit will fail to elect the Pope (go up in a puff of black smoke).

 

EVGA makes several bad for the price Gold units.

That is why they have 5 year warranty or longer. 

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