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Hi guys I need a new power supply, is 850watt good enough?​

Will it be a bit future proof.​

Here are the list of fully modular power supply that I can get from my country
HELP ME PLEASE​

1)Corsair RM850e 80+Gold ATX 3.0
Inr 10800 usd 129.75

2)NZXT 850Watt 80+ Gold full modular
Inr 10553 usd 126.78

3)EVGA Supernova 850 GT 80 plus Gold Fully Modular
Inr 10,999usd 132.14

4)Deepcool DQ850M V3L 850 Watt 80 Plus Gold
Inr 9250 usd 111.13

These are the reasons why I picked this four ,
Corsair main recommended from others
NZXT for looks
EVGA for brand name
Deepcool for price
 
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We couldn't know if it is enough with out specs.

With that said, I have never had a Corsair PSU fail on me and have no issue recommending their higher end units.
my spec is : pro : i5 6600k
H110 mobo
8x8gb generic RAM
3x 240gb SSD
GTX 1050ti

My Z170 failed me T_T last 2 years ago.
and my GTX 960 did too T_T

Also why are there more H110 board for cheap while Z170 or Z270 are very hard to find.
 

punkncat

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Age.

Unless you are doing some massive upgrades soon you don't need anything near that wattage. Understanding that units with lower power aren't particularly priced better in this market, but TBH you would probably have issue selling the whole rig for barely more than the units you listed cost, new. Just being blatantly honest, THIS is the type of rig to purchase a budget power supply for. I am not saying jump on the Smart series, but the Toughpower series would probably be fine for it. I would be amazed if this system pulls more than ~250W from the wall, and honestly probably more like 150.

The reason those motherboards are hard to find it age. New stock is typically long gone on anything desirable this far out. This is a good case for an upgrade. Even an i3 12000 would be significantly faster at this point. Going budget, even a 10th gen i3 would curb stomp that old i5.