Any PSU Expert Here ?

[Game890]

Which psu would be good for being safe from burn and can give a stable current for long term 24/7 heavy gaming use. Please don't suggest any other psu because this ones is the only psus my nearest Pc shop has.
Thank you all.

Coolermaste V750
Antec EDG750 EC
SEASONIC G-750RM
Thermaltake Toughpower Grand 750W
Gigabyte GP-G750H

 

[superninja12]

psu expert here, what are your pc specifications?

 

[superninja12]

your psu won't even draw close to 750w even 600-650w is enough for ocing and sli.

so i would recommend you a 550w psu, you are losing efficiency with getting a larger psu.

so what choice have you got in the 500-650w range?

 

[Game890]

your psu won't even draw close to 750w even 600-650w is enough for ocing and sli.

so i would recommend you a 550w psu, you are losing efficiency with getting a larger psu.

so what choice have you got in the 500-650w range?

Im not sure about my build I have plans for upgrading. But dont have plants for upgrading psu so wanna get a better one for future proofing

 

[superninja12]

your psu won't even draw close to 750w even 600-650w is enough for ocing and sli.

so i would recommend you a 550w psu, you are losing efficiency with getting a larger psu.

so what choice have you got in the 500-650w range?

Im not sure about my build I have plans for upgrading. But dont have plants for upgrading psu so wanna get a better one for future proofing

future proofing, there isn't a thing like that.
there are major leaps, and technology keeps evolving.
also in graphics card you see more performance and less wattage usage.

so what have you got in the 550w range?
unless you really want to overpay for 750w and less efficiency.

 

[Game890]

your psu won't even draw close to 750w even 600-650w is enough for ocing and sli.

so i would recommend you a 550w psu, you are losing efficiency with getting a larger psu.

so what choice have you got in the 500-650w range?

Im not sure about my build I have plans for upgrading. But dont have plants for upgrading psu so wanna get a better one for future proofing

future proofing, there isn't a thing like that.
there are major leaps, and technology keeps evolving.
also in graphics card you see more performance and less wattage usage.

so what have you got in the 550w range?
unless you really want to overpay for 750w and less efficiency.

lol I do wanna buy 750w Psu also most of them comes with 5 years warranty and with 550w only 2. And when it comes to gaming efficiency wont make much of a difference in electricity bill and I do have CX600 psu but it has coil whine after 1 year of use. So Im gonna go for more expensive ones.. So please bro I need your help to choose a good psu.

 

[Rocky Bennett]

I bought a cheap Evga 550 watt power supply that has a 7 year warranty.

 

[Rocky Bennett]

What country are you in?

 

[superninja12]

there are 10year warranty 550w psus that are better for your system since money isn't a big issue for you.

look 550w is more than you will ever need.
you can get probably platinum or titanium efficiency.

but since i can't convince you ,

get the cooler master v750

 

[Game890]

there are 10year warranty 550w psus that are better for your system since money isn't a big issue for you.

look 550w is more than you will ever need.
you can get probably platinum or titanium efficiency.

but since i can't convince you ,

get the cooler master v750

Okay if I buy a 550w PSU. Which PSU would you recommend? My friends say cheap psu can also give gpu a coil whine. So I'm worried.

 

[superninja12]

there are 10year warranty 550w psus that are better for your system since money isn't a big issue for you.

look 550w is more than you will ever need.
you can get probably platinum or titanium efficiency.

but since i can't convince you ,

get the cooler master v750

Okay if I buy a 550w PSU. Which PSU would you recommend? My friends say cheap psu can also give gpu a coil whine. So I'm worried.

thats is the problem, you've got a tunnel vision right now.

its about the build quality and voltage stability

bronze != bad
titanium != excellent

450w != bad
2000w != excellent.

what are your options?

 

[superninja12]

this is currently the best psu that exists

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