Hi Everyone!
Hope you are all well.
Years ago I built my own custom PC and as time has gone I have slowly replaced parts and upgraded it to the point the only original things now inside it our its original PSU (pumping on 10 years straight now) and this case itself, an Antec P180 (which thanks to lots of moving is pretty much at its life end as well, plus it is too big)
So I have been scouring the web and looking for replacements before asking you guys but the choice is massive, especially PSU with now all these different standards :S, i have a budget of about £150 in total for both, though if I could get it a little under that would be great. The main three things I'm looking for case wise is good airflow as I will buy a couple of more fans or nick the ones from my P180 (why waste them?), I'd prefer it to be smaller than the P180 and something with good cable management. I quite like this one by fractal design
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Fractal-Design-Define-Pearl-Computer-x/dp/B00Q2Z11QE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1431527674&sr=8-1&keywords=fractal+design+r5
As for PSU's, I won't lie I am completely lost thanks to all these new standards, rails, crossload, ripple and so on... But I do want something with will future proof me for the next generation of direct x12 graphic card (i'll probably hold of till the 2nd generation versions though) and if at all possible one with them fancy flat cables for easier management, also semi modular is fine as I don't see why I wouldn't ever need a motherboard and CPU cable?
Again I sort of came to either the EVGA Supernova B2 or G2, maybe 750W or 850W?
My current setup is as follows...
Motherboard: ASRock Z97 Extreme6
CPU: Intel i5 4590 @ 3.3Ghz
Ram: Corsair 16GB DDR3 Ram 1600mhz (Two sticks)
HDD: 128GB M4, 2x Sata HDD of various sizes
Peripherals: 1x Blu Ray/DVD Writer, 1X DVD Writer
Graphics: R270 and HD 7870 Croosfire
PSU: Hiper Type R 580W modular (yeah, don't know how that is still going and don't think it is pumping enough use for my crossfire cards)
Any help greatly appreciated, thanks a lot in advance
Regards,
Mark
Hope you are all well.
Years ago I built my own custom PC and as time has gone I have slowly replaced parts and upgraded it to the point the only original things now inside it our its original PSU (pumping on 10 years straight now) and this case itself, an Antec P180 (which thanks to lots of moving is pretty much at its life end as well, plus it is too big)
So I have been scouring the web and looking for replacements before asking you guys but the choice is massive, especially PSU with now all these different standards :S, i have a budget of about £150 in total for both, though if I could get it a little under that would be great. The main three things I'm looking for case wise is good airflow as I will buy a couple of more fans or nick the ones from my P180 (why waste them?), I'd prefer it to be smaller than the P180 and something with good cable management. I quite like this one by fractal design
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Fractal-Design-Define-Pearl-Computer-x/dp/B00Q2Z11QE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1431527674&sr=8-1&keywords=fractal+design+r5
As for PSU's, I won't lie I am completely lost thanks to all these new standards, rails, crossload, ripple and so on... But I do want something with will future proof me for the next generation of direct x12 graphic card (i'll probably hold of till the 2nd generation versions though) and if at all possible one with them fancy flat cables for easier management, also semi modular is fine as I don't see why I wouldn't ever need a motherboard and CPU cable?
Again I sort of came to either the EVGA Supernova B2 or G2, maybe 750W or 850W?
My current setup is as follows...
Motherboard: ASRock Z97 Extreme6
CPU: Intel i5 4590 @ 3.3Ghz
Ram: Corsair 16GB DDR3 Ram 1600mhz (Two sticks)
HDD: 128GB M4, 2x Sata HDD of various sizes
Peripherals: 1x Blu Ray/DVD Writer, 1X DVD Writer
Graphics: R270 and HD 7870 Croosfire
PSU: Hiper Type R 580W modular (yeah, don't know how that is still going and don't think it is pumping enough use for my crossfire cards)
Any help greatly appreciated, thanks a lot in advance
Regards,
Mark