Which of the following PSU for a 1060

[shood247]

My Thermaltake XT 775w blew up after 8 years of use (actually made a loud bang) 2 days ago and I'm looking for a replacement. Currently use a simple gainward 6gb 1060 with an i5 6500 so power consumption is low, but I wouldn't mind some headroom to move to a future i7 and next gen gpu in a few years (maybe 2070 successor or amd equivalent).

My options are from MSY as I want the get my pc back running asap and don't want to wait a week for delivery from alternatives.

Here are my options. All prices in AUD
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After reading around, half the forums refer to this outdated psu tier list as some sort of holy bible, trying to make me spend over 150 dollars for a mid range pc.

EDIT: I've just spotted this Antec True Power Classic 650W 80Plus Gold on the clearance list for $88. So add that into the mix.

 

[richiestang_78]

If you plan on upgrading to a 2070 then I would only get the Corsair TX550-650.

 

[Karadjgne]

Power Supply: Corsair - TXM Gold 550W 80+ Gold Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply ($115.00 @ Shopping Express)

 

[shood247]

If you plan on upgrading to a 2070 then I would only get the Corsair TX550-650.

I'd be getting a 3070 or equivalent. Won't be upgrading until next gen

Power Supply: Corsair - TXM Gold 550W 80+ Gold Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply ($115.00 @ Shopping Express)

Is the Antec Truepower 650w for $88 a better deal. I don't care for modular vs non modular as my case has plenty room to hide cables

 

[Karadjgne]

At that price, yes. The Antec is a Seasonic platform, and while not designed specifically for enthusiasts still has excellent performance, 105° Japanese caps, decent protections and can output what it says decently. It's only real downsides are lack of modularity and a 5yr warranty, whereas most units in this range are starting to get into the 7-10 year warranty.