In search for a new PSU

[Kristpops]

Hi.I'm thinking of buying a new PSU for my system. I can't choose because I don't have the knowledge. If somebody could suggest any models that'd be really good. PSU must be modular, and around 600-750W, the budget is up to 130 euros.My system draws around 480-520W while under load. I'm planning to keep this PSU for next 3-5 years or so.
System has FX 6300 overclocked to 4.5GHz with 1.45v or something like that, R9 380 GPU, 970 MoBo from MSI, 1 HDD, 1 SSD, 2 4GB sticks of Kingston HyperX.



Thanks in advance!

 

[Lucky_SLS]

try the corsair rmx650 https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/Rp8H99/corsair-power-supply-cp9020091na

 

[raisonjohn]

Hi.I'm thinking of buying a new PSU for my system. I can't choose because I don't have the knowledge. If somebody could suggest any models that'd be really good. PSU must be modular, and around 600-750W, the budget is up to 130 euros.My system draws around 480-520W while under load. I'm planning to keep this PSU for next 3-5 years or so.
System has FX 6300 overclocked to 4.5GHz with 1.45v or something like that, R9 380 GPU, 970 MoBo from MSI, 1 HDD, 1 SSD, 2 4GB sticks of Kingston HyperX.

Thanks in advance!

Here are some recommended good-quality PSU models I can find based on your requirement and budget (arranged from most expensive to most affordable):

Corsair RM750i (CP-9020082) (€130.78 @ Mindfactory)
750W | 62.5A (750W) at +12V rail | 50ºC rated oper. temp. | 135mm FDB Fan (Fanless up to 40% load)
Fully Modular | 4x 8(6+2)-pin PCIE connectors | 1x (4+4)-pin ATX12V/EPS | 8x SATA | 7x Molex | 1x C-Link
80+ Gold | OEM: Channel Well Technology | Japanese Capacitors | 10-year warranty

Corsair RM650i (CP-9020081) (€122.72 @ Mindfactory)
650W | 54A (648W) at +12V rail | 50ºC rated oper. temp. | 135mm FDB Fan (Fanless up to 40% load)
Fully Modular | 4x 8(6+2)-pin PCIE connectors | 1x (4+4)-pin ATX12V/EPS | 8x SATA | 7x Molex | 1x C-Link
80+ Gold | OEM: Channel Well Technology | Japanese Capacitors | 10-year warranty

Seasonic Platinum 660 (SS-660XP2) (€120.82 @ Mindfactory)
660W | 55A (660W) at +12V rail | 40ºC rated oper. temp. | 120mm DBB Fan (Fanless up to 30% load)
Fully Modular | 4x (6+2)-pin PCIE | 2x ATX12V (1x 8-pin, 1x (4+4)-pin) | 10x SATA | 5x Molex connectors
80+ Platinum | OEM: Seasonic | Japanese Capacitors | 7-year warranty

XFX XTR Series 750W (P1-750B-BEFX) (€119.10 @ Mindfactory)
750W | 62A (744W) at +12V rail | 50ºC rated oper. temp. | 135mm FDB Fan (Fanless up to 25% load)
Fully Modular | 4x (6+2)-pin PCIE | 2x ATX12V (1x 8-pin, 1x (4+4)-pin) | 10x SATA | 6x Molex connectors
80+ Gold | OEM: Seasonic (G-Series) | Japanese Capacitors | 5-year warranty

Seasonic PRIME 650W Gold (SSR-650GD) (€115.04 @ Mindfactory)
650W | 54A (648W) at +12V rail | 50ºC rated oper. temp. | 135mm FDB Fan (Fanless up to 40% load)
Fully Modular | 4x 8(6+2)-pin PCIE | 1x (4+4)-pin ATX12V/EPS | 6x SATA | 3x Molex connectors
80+ Gold | OEM: Seasonic | Japanese Capacitors | 12-year warranty

XFX XTR Series 650W (P1-650B-BEFX) (€103.27 @ Mindfactory)
650W | 54A (648W) at +12V rail | 50ºC rated oper. temp. | 135mm FDB Fan (Fanless up to 25% load)
Fully Modular | 4x (6+2)-pin PCIE | 2x ATX12V (1x 8-pin, 1x (4+4)-pin) | 10x SATA | 6x Molex connectors
80+ Gold | OEM: Seasonic (G-Series) | Japanese Capacitors | 5-year warranty

BitFenix Whisper M 650W (BWG650M) (€94.90 @ Caseking)
650W | 54.1A (650W) at +12V rail | 50ºC rated oper. temp. | 135mm Fan (Low Noise up to 60%)
Fully Modular | 4x 8(6+2)-pin PCIE | 1x (4+4)-pin ATX12V/EPS | 8x SATA | 4x Molex connectors
80+ Gold | OEM: Channel Well Technology | Japanese Capacitors | 7-year warranty

Aside from the cost, you might want to consider the factors above pertaining to fan/noise performance, the number of cable connectors (for your motherboard, SATA and peripheral devices you might need in the future), and the PSU's longevity/reliability (warranty).

 

[Kristpops]

Are EVGA PSU's any good ? Like EVGA SuperNOVA 650 GS. I found it for 90 euros. I read somewhere that it's made by SeaSonic.

 

[Lucky_SLS]

the 650 GS is a bit under performing one. based on the g1 series. same case with 650 nex, dont go for it.
the g2 and g3 are very good.

 

[Kristpops]

Ok. I'll take that in consideration. Thanks for helping. I've got to say that it's modular which is great, it's aesthetics are pleasing and it doesn't go over budget.

 

[Kristpops]

Thank you for your help and advice. I think I'm going to go with EVGA's 650W G3. I've heard a lot of great things about EVGA and I trust them.