I need a 750w power supply indicate me some

[tiago068]

I need a 750w power supply, but I don't know which one to choose, point me to some good and reliable brands with reasonable prices

 

[Deleted member 242843]

Sliverstone, EVGA, Superflower, FSP, MSI, ADATA/XPG, ASUS, Seasonic, Corsair........they all make good power supplies (and they aren't the only ones). Give us a price range, as that will be the biggest determining factor. I would plan to spend anywhere between $100 and $200 for a good 750w.

for example....

EVGA SuperNOVA 850 P5

or

FSP Hydro PTM Pro 750W

 

[lexluthermiester]

I need a 750w power supply, but I don't know which one to choose, point me to some good and reliable brands with reasonable prices

Welcome to TPU. Next, where are you in the world? Just your region or nation so we can help point you to the place to buy. Also, what's your price range?

 

[tiago068]

I'm in Brazil and the prices here are very reasonable. Good brands can cost between $90-$165 on sale, converted to dollars, so I won't have much of a problem with prices. Can you send me the brands and which one you think is the best among them?

 

[Launcestonian]

Been happy with my Corsair RM750x for over a year & a bit now & mostly in OC setup. I recommend that.

 

[AusWolf]

Seasonic Prime, or Focus series - that's my go-to.

Corsair makes some good PSUs, and some bad ones, too. Others who are more versed in the brand can point you towards the good ones.

 

[wNotyarD]

As a fellow Brazilian, I ask you: is "good enough" enough?

If yes, look no further than the SuperFrame SF-G850M. It's Terabyte's own brand, used on the trusty CWT CSZ platform (ATX 3.0 compliant). Certified by Cybenetics and by TecLab/rbuass. It isn't a stellar performer nor does it have the dandiest parts (so don't expect the shiniest Japanese capacitors), but its ripple is well behaved, its protections work, it's silent (see the Cybenetics report) and its price/performance is unmatched on Brazilian soil whenever it is on sale (and it almost always is). Yes, it's 850W, but it costs less than many of the big brand 750W units so my recommendation stands.

Otherwise, look for the XPG Core Reactor II and Core Reactor II VE (there's also the first Core Reactor for a bit less, but I see no reason at all not to get an ATX 3.x PSU), the Seasonic Focus GX-750 (for whatever reason the white model is way cheaper on Pichau), the Corsair RM750e, RM750x Shift (if your case allows it) and the standard RM750x (it is by itself ATX 2.4 here in Brazil, but if you get the PCIe 5.0 cable for it from Corsair it passes ATX 3.1 certification).

 

[leonavis]

Sliverstone, EVGA, Superflower, FSP, MSI, ADATA/XPG, ASUS, Seasonic, Corsair........they all make good power supplies (and they aren't the only ones). Give us a price range, as that will be the biggest determining factor. I would plan to spend anywhere between $100 and $200 for a good 750w.

BeQuiet and Fractal Design are also two brands to be mentioned.

I personally use a Seasonic Focus GX Platinum 750W. It's good. Seems it's not available in the Platinum version anymore, but Gold is fine too. In Germany available at 100€ upwards (600 real). A Fractal Design Ion Gold also seems a reasonable choice. Also 100€ upwards. Cheaper would be something like a Seasonic G12 GM from 80€ upwards. Also Gold certificated.

If you're running the PC 24/7 (which I guess you don't) with lots of load, get a 80+ Titanium. Otherwise, Gold should suffice. Before getting one, just check some user reviews for obvious red flags (there were bequiet Titanium PSUs of which some had a weird sound to it, for example). I don't know how expensive electricity is in brazil, but in Germany savings in that regard really pays off when you regularly game. Otherwise you could save further with only 80+ bronze. Something like Seasonic B12 BC, Xilence XP750R10, BeQuiet! Pure Power 11 or Corsair CX750 are all around 300-400 Real. Below Bronze I would not advice, the efficiency really starts to tank.

 

[xrobwx71]

This is a good place to research. https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/

 

[lexluthermiester]

As a fellow Brazilian, I ask you: is "good enough" enough?

If yes, look no further than the SuperFrame SF-G850M. It's Terabyte's own brand, used on the trusty CWT CSZ platform (ATX 3.0 compliant). Certified by Cybenetics and by TecLab/rbuass. It isn't a stellar performer nor does it have the dandiest parts (so don't expect the shiniest Japanese capacitors), but its ripple is well behaved, its protections work, it's silent (see the Cybenetics report) and its price/performance is unmatched on Brazilian soil whenever it is on sale (and it almost always is). Yes, it's 850W, but it costs less than many of the big brand 750W units so my recommendation stands.

Otherwise, look for the XPG Core Reactor II and Core Reactor II VE (there's also the first Core Reactor for a bit less, but I see no reason at all not to get an ATX 3.x PSU), the Seasonic Focus GX-750 (for whatever reason the white model is way cheaper on Pichau), the Corsair RM750e, RM750x Shift (if your case allows it) and the standard RM750x (it is by itself ATX 2.4 here in Brazil, but if you get the PCIe 5.0 cable for it from Corsair it passes ATX 3.1 certification).

I just looked up each of those. All good quality suggestions.

 

[dirtyferret]

I need a 750w power supply, but I don't know which one to choose, point me to some good and reliable brands with reasonable prices

why do you need a 750w power supply? What do you plan to power with it? Do you need an ATX 3.x or is an older ATX format for less money just as good for you?

This is a good place to research. https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/

this one is even better since that is where he gets all his info from and then regurgitates it to match his opinion

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[SchumannFrequency]

be quiet! System Power 10 750W is cheap and very good.

Xilence XP750R12 is also excellent and cheap for 80 Plus Gold.

I use the European prices.

 

[Kapone33]

Super Flower may be available, I think they were an OEM for one of Corsair's lines. Deepcool are also pretty good for the price. The Corsair TX series are nice but where I live they have increased in price by up to 60%.

 

[dirtyferret]

it's been two months, I think the OP got his PSU. Also, I don't believe corsair has ever used SF as an oem and the TX line was replaced by the RM lines of which there are several variations.