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Mohammed Junaid

Hi guys I was looking to build a budget gaming PC so I was confused on which smps to buy can u guys give a suggestion

 

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8 minutes ago, Mohammed Junaid said:

Hi guys I was looking to build a budget gaming PC so I was confused on which smps to buy can u guys give a suggestion

 

The best?

 

What are your system specs and where are you located?

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you shoud put you build into pc parts picker it will tell you a estimate for the power usage and look up a cheap psu with that much Wats

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1 hour ago, ProOfIndia said:

you shoud put you build into pc parts picker it will tell you a estimate for the power usage and look up a cheap psu with that much Wats

That's a bad idea. Cheap PSUs are usually built with time bomb capacitors and/or combustible PCBs. Figuring out wattage is step one. Step two is finding a well-reviewed PSU from a reputable manufacturer that fits your wattage needs and won't explode. Step three is adjusting your system configuration because you only left $30 for a power supply to run your 1080 Ti setup, and maybe your priorities were in the wrong place. Step four is buying the right PSU, step five is ???? and step six is profit.

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I would personally step back and generally reserch PSU's and get a feel for there prices and then see where you can cut back.

 

Most PUS I've seen are around $100. But that's for an 850w in my research. which most people don't actually need. Most people need a 550w power supply. 

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7 hours ago, STRMfrmXMN said:

The best?

 

What are your system specs and where are you located?

TBH I would not call the MiJ the "best", that award would go to the AX1600i or maybe the Signature... 

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1 minute ago, awesomegamer919 said:

TBH I would not call the MiJ the "best", that award would go to the AX1600i or maybe the Signature... 

I just wanted the most expensive example since OP gave us zero info xD

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