sugestion for PSU replacment

[Ungari]

ok thanks..i may go with the 850 then

LOOL
Not powerful enough, go 1050W!

 

[morta]

LOOL
Not powerful enough, go 1050W!

now i know your trolling.

 

[FreedomEclipse]

now i know your trolling.

Wasnt that what you was originally after in the first place?

 

[morta]

Wasnt that what you was originally after in the first place?

no...i was after a 1k unit not a 1050.

 

[EarthDog]

Sure seems like it... asks advice, gets good advice from MOST people annnnnnd goes 850W even though every single talking point he made was corrected/debunked.

You can lead the horse to water...

... and not my money. If the OP wants to spend cash for no reason on a 850W unit, by all means... We did out part!

Good luck...and unsubscribed.

 

[RejZoR]

You can't really go wrong with Corsair from RM series up and Seasonic higher models. BeQuiet Dark Power Pro units also surprised me greatly. Amazing PSU.

 

[Ungari]

now i know your trolling.

You are not the first to ask the community for advice, then completely disregard it.

 

[morta]

just for frame of reference. both my machines running full tilt (folding) only pull 800W combined from the wall as measured by my ups

that's a 6700k, a 6500, 4 4tb wd reds 3 1tb wd greens 2 ssds, a gtx1080,gtx1060,gtx960 ,a 32inch Samsung tv. half a dozen fans, an h110 and h60 coolers.

hold up i just seen this ... 3 dif cards in a rig? i thoguht they needed to all be the same to work together..

 

[morta]

You are not the first to ask the community for advice, then completely disregard it.

since when did i disrgard it....i said i may go with the 850 after all.. i was orginly set on a 1k unit. i never disregarded anyones information.

 

[Jetster]

Ungari

Knock it off. He said he would go 850. Read the entire thread

 

[Ungari]

Ungari

Knock it off. He said he would go 850. Read the entire thread

I read the thread, even the post where someone stated that 850W would be "overkill", which I agree with.
Another suggested 550W.
But, OP has decided to go with 850W, which is his lower than his original plan, however higher than what was suggested.
Of course, I support his right to do as he pleases.

 

[morta]

I read the thread, even the post where someone stated that 850W would be "overkill", which I agree with.
Another suggested 550W.
But, OP has decided to go with 850W, which is his lower than his original plan, however higher than what was suggested.
Of course, I support his right to do as he pleases.

its not that much extra then a 750 unit though. same kind of gose for the 1k unit. £20 more then the 850

 

[morta]

actualy its less then £20

 

[jboydgolfer]

your correct, when you go up 200watts , respectively, the $ increase is minimal, once you have reached the 650Watt range PSU...but i think what the others are saying is that based on theyre experience, they know for a fact that its not needed, and therefore $ that could be better spent elsewhere. In the end its your decision OP, TBH, i have Never purchased a PSU with a wattage over 650 Watts for myself(and i have run dual GTX970's +overclocked CPU's, modded GPU bios' etc...).... Ive bought them @ the orders of customers, friends, etc...against my better judgement, but sometimes, as was said before "you can lead a horse to water, but cant make it drink".

BTW, i meant the G2 was my choice in my earlier post.....I own the G2's, and they are spectacular PSU's, if i were You, id buy a good brand (with a wattage you feel is needed) and be done with it.. I recommend the G2 EVGA, and as another member said...the Corsair RX are also nice.

Good luck with your Purchase,

 

[morta]

your correct, when you go up 200watts , respectively, the $ increase is minimal, once you have reached the 650Watt range PSU...but i think what the others are saying is that based on theyre experience, they know for a fact that its not needed, and therefore $ that could be better spent elsewhere. In the end its your decision OP, TBH, i have Never purchased a PSU with a wattage over 650 Watts for myself(and i have run dual GTX970's +overclocked CPU's, modded GPU bios' etc...).... Ive bought them @ the orders of customers, friends, etc...against my better judgement, but sometimes, as was said before "you can lead a horse to water, but cant make it drink".

BTW, i meant the G2 was my choice in my earlier post.....I own the G2's, and they are spectacular PSU's, if i were You, id buy a good brand (with a wattage you feel is needed) and be done with it.. I recommend the G2 EVGA, and as another member said...the Corsair RX are also nice.

Good luck with your Purchase,

yea its down between those 2. though the g3 is newer..but ..prob not worth it for the price.

 

[morta]

think im gona go with either this https://www.novatech.co.uk/products/components/powersupplies/651wto850w/220-gl-0750-x3.html or the 850 model

 

[Ungari]

One final thought:

Under pressure from governments supporting UN Agenda 21, manufacturers have been trending towards lower TDP parts.
System Builders are increasingly using 400-450W PSUs in their offerings.
Purchasing a PSU that is more than your needs today, will almost become even more overkill in the future as components become less and less power hungry.

 

[morta]

One final thought:

Under pressure from governments supporting UN Agenda 21, manufacturers have been trending towards lower TDP parts.
System Builders are increasingly using 400-450W PSUs in their offerings.
Purchasing a PSU that is more than your needs today, will almost become even more overkill in the future as components become less and less power hungry.

i just checked this site http://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator and according to that it recommends a 1k psu.. I do plan on upgrading my system ..proceesor motherboard ram. and when keying in those extra things.. its over 850 for the recommendation. im not denying any of you are wrong..i just want to make sure that what i get is going to be enough. and i do appreciate everyones advise.

 

[morta]

checking cooler master power calculator aswell is saying load watt 851. so now i dunno again.

 

[Ungari]

checking cooler master power calculator aswell is saying load watt 851. so now i dunno again.

Calculators made by PSU retailers often grossly overestimate your power needs.
The reason being; they want to sell you a more expensive product!

 

[morta]

Calculators made by PSU retailers often grossly overestimate your power needs.
The reason being; they want to sell you a more expensive product!

ok so peeps are saying 700-750 is enough for sli and overclocked system? even when upgrading motherbord,cpu and memory? to more then i currently have. sorry for all questions

 

[jboydgolfer]

ok so peeps are saying 700-750 is enough for sli and overclocked system? even when upgrading motherbord,cpu and memory? to more then i currently have. sorry for all questions

Your overthinking this and second-guessing yourself now. When you buy a component you need to shop realistically never ever make a purchase for what might occur or what may happen only for what you need. Do you realize that an EVGA 750 W G2 supernova delivers 748 W on the 12 V rail alone(the GPU power plugs of a Power supply)?

Unless you're going to add another computer to your computer you don't need any more than what was suggested. Im Not picking on you I'm just trying to help you.

 

[Ungari]

ok so peeps are saying 700-750 is enough for sli and overclocked system? even when upgrading motherbord,cpu and memory? to more then i currently have. sorry for all questions

Based on Maxwell 2.0 and 3.0(Pascal), which has significantly lowered TDP, that would be correct.
Many often still think in terms of the previous generation of parts that drew way more power than today's components.

 

[P4-630]

checking cooler master power calculator aswell is saying load watt 851. so now i dunno again.

Try this one:
http://www.bequiet.com/en/psucalculator

 

[64K]

checking cooler master power calculator aswell is saying load watt 851. so now i dunno again.

Don't go by PSU calculators. They often exaggerate because they have to take into account that some people are using crap PSUs that can't deleiver what they claim reliably. Go by reviews. Here's a review of a GTX 1080 FE. Note the reviewer is running a i7 4960x which uses more power that your i5 3570k.

Total system power used 335 watts

http://www.anandtech.com/show/10325/the-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1080-and-1070-founders-edition-review/30

You don't really need more than a quality 500 watt PSU. Bear in mind that most quality PSUs also have a reserve capacity as well. Get a 600 watt PSU if you want too but beyond that it's just adding unnecessary expense.