i want good one psu with fx6300

[gurparkash]

My system spec is:- CPU: FX-6300 3.5 ghz black edition (Unlocked)
Motherboard: Gigabyte 72LMT-S2PT Ram: 8GB
HDD: 1TB
GPU: GTX1050Ti 4GB DDR5
UPS:-iball UPS-621V
OS: Windows 10 64 bit version.
Monitor: 22" meaning 1080p gaming
Back up inverter:- sf sonic prima 900 12v pure sinewave with 900ah battery.

which one psu should i have install for this system? my system get reboot with old psu during off elcetric so suggest me good psu which can handle load of it. i already have a posted here in last time

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3478916/reboot-gaming.html

 

[PCMACPC]

Find something like a Corsair CX450M, Be quiet Pure Power 10 400W, Seasonic M12II Evo 520W.

 

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Question from gurparkash : "i want good one psu with fx6300"

My system spec is:- CPU: FX-6300 3.5 ghz black edition (Unlocked)
Motherboard: Gigabyte 72LMT-S2PT Ram: 8GB
HDD: 1TB
GPU: GTX1050Ti 4GB DDR5
UPS:-iball UPS-621V
OS: Windows 10 64 bit version.
Monitor: 22" meaning 1080p gaming
Back up inverter:- sf sonic prima 900 12v pure sinewave with 900ah battery.

which one psu should i have install for this system? my system get reboot with old psu during off elcetric so suggest me good psu which can handle load of it. i already have a posted here in last time

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3478916/reboot-gaming.html

 

[gurparkash]

Find something like a Corsair CX450M, Be quiet Pure Power 10 400W, Seasonic M12II Evo 520W.

In budget?

 

[PCMACPC]

What's your max budget?

 

[gurparkash]

What's your max budget?

50$

 

[Rexper]

If this is in USD, I suggest the EVGA B3 450w (assuming it performs similar to its 750w brother). It is much better quality and electrical performing than the Seasonic S12ii/M12ii, and better than the Corsair CX450M. Review here

Before you ask, wattage is easily enough.

 

[PCMACPC]

In the US the EVGA B3 450W is pretty cheap. In my country, it's around 80$

 

[gurparkash]

If this is in USD, I suggest the EVGA B3 450w (assuming it performs similar to its 750w brother). It is much better quality and electrical performing than the Seasonic S12ii/M12ii, and better than the Corsair CX450M. Review here

Before you ask, wattage is easily enough.

I hope a after buy this my system will not get reboot during electric off and back ups even cannot handle this. it should be solved. Thank you to you recommend this

 

[Rexper]

I hope so too! Glad to help. Good luck

 

[gurparkash]

I hope so too! Glad to help. Good luck

Last one a question as i have already this a psu spec as:- PSU:-Zebronic ZEB-N450W(DSATA) Economy series (20=4 pin), is it weak to? both of are 450w so what is diffirent in them?

 

[PCMACPC]

Never heard of that brand before, but it might be possible that the Zebronic is from really bad quality.
With psu's it's also important to look at the quality inside.

 

[gurparkash]

Never heard of that brand before, but it might be possible that the Zebronic is from really bad quality.
With psu's it's also important to look at the quality inside.

Couple of a days we bought psu of zebronic and they give us only in around 9 dollers even it was written on a it 450W. why it is much cheaper? i am from India and looked more psu models they are much of high prices even they are 450W but I don't understand fact that zebronic 450w is under 9 dollars and that one you recommend me is in 50 dollars even both if 450W.

 

[PCMACPC]

The difference in quality. Some PSU's have a life span from around 2 years, while other ones maybe 10 years or even more.
And there are much more differences like the wires, and how stable they are.
Also check:
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html

 

[Rexper]

PSUs aren't all about wattage. Also, that zebronic '450w' probably only delivers ~380w, while the one I suggested delivers the full 450w.

Two main factors when looking at PSUs are its Build Quality (the capacitors, electrical design, soldering quality, etc) and the electrical performance (ripple, load regulation, etc.). These are linked together, but in general a PSU with better electrical performance and quality means a better experience.

An example comes from your experience. You bought a $9 PSU to be surprised with unpleasant computer issues, which won't be present using the EVGA B3.

If you really want to learn about it, I suggest going here: https://pcpartpicker.com/forums/topic/191796-526christians-learning-thread

CTR + F to search for "Why does a better power supply" and read the links there.

 

[DSzymborski]

Never heard of that brand before, but it might be possible that the Zebronic is from really bad quality.
With psu's it's also important to look at the quality inside.

Couple of a days we bought psu of zebronic and they give us only in around 9 dollers even it was written on a it 450W. why it is much cheaper? i am from India and looked more psu models they are much of high prices even they are 450W but I don't understand fact that zebronic 450w is under 9 dollars and that one you recommend me is in 50 dollars even both if 450W.

For the same reason that a restaurant charges $10 for a sandwich but you may find a similar sandwich in the garbage for free. There are a lot of cheap, crap PSUs out there, full of shoddy parts and limited or non-existent protections. Zebronics PSUs are one of those brands. The PSUs provided to you above are the least expensive PSUs you should want in any PC you would like to continue to be functional for years. Even if your PC physically turns on, the lack of voltage regulation, filtering, etc. can slowly damage all your existing components.

Shorter answer: You bought literal garbage. Now you're $9 poorer and still need a PSU.

 

[Rexper]

Never heard of that brand before, but it might be possible that the Zebronic is from really bad quality.
With psu's it's also important to look at the quality inside.

Couple of a days we bought psu of zebronic and they give us only in around 9 dollers even it was written on a it 450W. why it is much cheaper? i am from India and looked more psu models they are much of high prices even they are 450W but I don't understand fact that zebronic 450w is under 9 dollars and that one you recommend me is in 50 dollars even both if 450W.

For the same reason that a restaurant charges $10 for a sandwich but you may find a similar sandwich in the garbage for free. There are a lot of cheap, crap PSUs out there, full of shoddy parts and limited or non-existent protections. Zebronics PSUs are one of those brands. The PSUs provided to you above are the least expensive PSUs you should want in any PC you would like to continue to be functional for years. Even if your PC physically turns on, the lack of voltage regulation, filtering, etc. can slowly damage all your existing components.

Shorter answer: You bought literal garbage. Now you're $9 poorer and still need a PSU.

Not to mention the potential damage already caused to other components.