What power supply should I get???

[Riley_Go]

So I am building a gaming desktop. It is not a beginner I believe it would be a medium, not a extreme but not a regular either. Anyways I need a wattage for my power supply and a good power supply to go with it that is under 100 or even under 150$. I was thinking about 750 but I will be on my computer maybe 30 minutes a day and on the weekends a lot (up to 4-6 hours on the weekends) and the weekdays really really short time maybe an hour or 2 if possible on the weekdays thanks to school...so...can u help me?

 

[WildCard999]

There's a few things to consider when buying a PSU:

-Which components do you have? (to calculate how much power you need)
-Will you be using SLI?
-Will you be overclocking?
-Which company do you prefer? (If any)
-Does it need to be Modular/Semi Modular/Non-modular?

 

[Riley_Go]

There's a few things to consider when buying a PSU:

-Which components do you have? (to calculate how much power you need)
-Will you be using SLI?
-Will you be overclocking?
-Which company do you prefer? (If any)
-Does it need to be Modular/Semi Modular/Non-modular?

Maybe 650 or 700 wattage I don't know
No SLI
No I won't be overclocking
I don't prefer any as long there is good reviews
Semi

 

[WildCard999]

What parts do you have so I can find a PSU that has enough power? Only really need CPU & Graphics Card.

 

[WildCard999]

EVGA makes a 750W 80+ Gold Full Modular PSU (120-G1-0750-XR) that has a 10 year warranty (need to register within 30 days) for $79.99 (after $20 MIR) and free shipping on Newegg. I have the 850W version of this PSU and its great. No issues and it even has a ECO setting on it so that when its using a small amount of power and the PSU is cold it wont turn the fan on to make it a pretty efficient unit. The ECO setting can be turned off though if you want to run the fan constantly.

 

[ezduzit63]

I prefer the EVGA 500W 80 Plus Certified at $39.99.Very good PSU. Check your WATTS to be used by Pre Building your PC here:

https://pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/

Enjoy...

EZ