PSU for GTX970, Corsair's not doin' it.

[ThatGuyIvory]

So I've got Gigabyte's GTX970 that's running onto some issue for a while now.
Whenever I'm into some more requiring games the PC tends to freeze with a black screen and needs a hard reboot to kick in again.

I've finally found that it's the PSU who can't handle the power spikes and triggers a protection.
My current PSU is Corsair CX600 80+ Bronze Modular, which I only now found to be not so good.

So I'm back on the hunt for a PSU that will handle this card, preferably the size of my current Corsair.
I haven't been following what's what on the market recently so I'll appreciate any help.

Thanks!

 

[pizzaboyuk]

I was running okay with 970 and CX600 a few weeks back. Apart from it being exceptionally loud, it ran fine.

Power should be more than enough. Maybe check your drivers and what game and settings you are running.

 

[LucoTF]

What country are you in?

 

[Isokolon]

Country, budget and system specs pls
For most configurations a 550W unit is easily enough, but decent units come in different price ranges.
The new, updated Corsair CXM 550 & the Seasonic 620W models usually being the cheapest that I'd trust.my system with

 

[ThatGuyIvory]

Country's Poland.
The funny thing is I could play Witcher 3 maxed out and get a stable 50-60 FPS (still haven't changed the display, so I'm running in 1280x1024), but in a game like ArcheAge the whole thing goes to blackscreen 1-2 minutes into the game.
Specs:
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 970 4GB GDDR5
Intel Core i5-4590, 3.3GHz, 6MB
Asus B85 Intel B85
G.Skill RipjawsX DDR3 2x4GB 2133MHz CL9
Seagate 1TB 3,5" SATAIII
Corsair Builder Series CX 600W 80+ Bronze Modular

A bit of details on the issue itself: as far as I know it's a relativelty known issue with some 970's.
In certain games (no pattern as far as requirements go) the screen shuts off, I can still hear some of the game sounds and the only way to bring it back up is by a hard restart.
Quick note - I can also extend the playtime by a bit by downclocking the card a little.