Pc part help please

[monster1337netter]

Hi Im new to pc building but I need help on what parts I need, I've been told that I need a psu and a hardrive but I don't know what part to get that are compatible with these parts


My parts that I have

G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model F3-12800CL9D-8GBXL

EVGA SSC 02G-P4-3653-KR GeForce GTX 650 Ti 2GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card

AMD FX-6300 Vishera 6-Core 3.5GHz (4.1GHz Turbo) Socket AM3+ 95W Desktop Processor FD6300WMHKBOX

ASRock 980DE3/U3S3 ATX AM3+ Motherboard

NZXT Source 210 (White) ATX Mid Tower Case

My budget is $100-$130

Thanks in advance

Ps. I might upgrade my gpu later on to a gtx 750 ti 2gb I don't know if that affects the psu

 

[MetalSparks]

You won't need more than 500W (and you won't have to worry about Amps with those GPUs,) but there's this really cheap one here: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817152036&cm_re=RAIDMAX_HYBRID_2_RX-730SS-_-17-152-036-_-Product

I personally bought the 730 Watt one, and it's a weird hybrid-modular one, but it works just fine.

As for hard drive the Seagate Barracuda drives are cheap and high in capacity, but if you want faster performance and don't mind spending some extra cash there are some Western Digital Blue 1TB or Western Digital Black 1TB/2TB/etc drives that are pretty good.

 

[MetalSparks]

Also, the 750 Ti is really good, but if you don't mind AMD and using some more power, the R9 280 is better for emulators (if you're into that sort of thing) and generally performs better. There are some good 1Ghz models (like MSI) that sell for just $20 more than the 750 Ti, and it would double/triple your performance.

 

[Epsilon_0EVP]

I'd also recommend either the Seagate Barracuda or the WD hard drives. If you wanted, though, you can try to go for an SSD instead. They are much faster, making your computer feels overall much snappier, but they don't have the same capacity as traditional hard drives.

As for the power supply unit, though, I wouldn't recommend the Raidmax. There are probably better units available for a similar price. For example, I'd look at an EVGA 500W unit, since it will probably fulfill your needs, be pretty good quality, and be quite cheap.

Finally, there would be no issues at all changing to a 750 Ti, since it consumes even less power than the 650 Ti. The R9 280 that was recommended is also a great card, but you will definitely want a larger power supply for that one.

 

[Alectfenrir]

You won't need more than 500W (and you won't have to worry about Amps with those GPUs,) but there's this really cheap one here: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817152036&cm_re=RAIDMAX_HYBRID_2_RX-730SS-_-17-152-036-_-Product

I personally bought the 730 Watt one, and it's a weird hybrid-modular one, but it works just fine.

As for hard drive the Seagate Barracuda drives are cheap and high in capacity, but if you want faster performance and don't mind spending some extra cash there are some Western Digital Blue 1TB or Western Digital Black 1TB/2TB/etc drives that are pretty good.

Raidmax PSUs are of a very poor quality, they use bad OEMs and often destroy systems.

Do NOT use Raidmax! use reputable brands such as Corsair, XFX, Seasonic, Cooler Master to buy your PSU.

This is what happens when you use a Raidmax PSU: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ezk9OA7aKOE

(Note this video USES Raidmax PSU)

 

[amtseung]

You won't need more than 500W (and you won't have to worry about Amps with those GPUs,) but there's this really cheap one here: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817152036&cm_re=RAIDMAX_HYBRID_2_RX-730SS-_-17-152-036-_-Product

I personally bought the 730 Watt one, and it's a weird hybrid-modular one, but it works just fine.

As for hard drive the Seagate Barracuda drives are cheap and high in capacity, but if you want faster performance and don't mind spending some extra cash there are some Western Digital Blue 1TB or Western Digital Black 1TB/2TB/etc drives that are pretty good.

Raidmax PSUs are of a very poor quality, they use bad OEMs and often destroy systems.

Do NOT use Raidmax! use reputable brands such as Corsair, XFX, Seasonic, Cooler Master to buy your PSU.

This is what happens when you use a Raidmax PSU: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ezk9OA7aKOE

(Note this video USES Raidmax PSU)

Don't forget Antec PSU's. The VP series is very affordable and under-rated for power.

 

[MetalSparks]

I dunno, guys, I've only used Raidmax all my life and I've never had a blowout. Maybe that's because the ones I buy are protected against over voltage/temps/watts and because I give myself enough headroom for wattage. 😛

 

[Alectfenrir]

I dunno, guys, I've only used Raidmax all my life and I've never had a blowout. Maybe that's because the ones I buy are protected against over voltage/temps/watts and because I give myself enough headroom for wattage. 😛

Well maybe your just lucky 😛

All of the Raidmaxes I ever own blew up on me (like 7-8 raidmaxes?). Fried a few components and such.

It was then I found out that Raidmax was a brand that uses bad OEMs lol

 

[Epsilon_0EVP]

I dunno, guys, I've only used Raidmax all my life and I've never had a blowout. Maybe that's because the ones I buy are protected against over voltage/temps/watts and because I give myself enough headroom for wattage. 😛

Cheaper PSU's can also work, yes. In particular, if you buy higher-wattage units, like the 750W one, you are less likely to stress it, which causes it to fail. But in the end, if we can get a PSU from a brand that is known to make higher quality PSU's for about the same money, I'd recommend going that route instead,

 

[monster1337netter]

I'd also recommend either the Seagate Barracuda or the WD hard drives. If you wanted, though, you can try to go for an SSD instead. They are much faster, making your computer feels overall much snappier, but they don't have the same capacity as traditional hard drives.

As for the power supply unit, though, I wouldn't recommend the Raidmax. There are probably better units available for a similar price. For example, I'd look at an EVGA 500W unit, since it will probably fulfill your needs, be pretty good quality, and be quite cheap.

Finally, there would be no issues at all changing to a 750 Ti, since it consumes even less power than the 650 Ti. The R9 280 that was recommended is also a great card, but you will definitely want a larger power supply for that one.

thanks for the help