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Tomshardware Phanteks AMP 650w Review [tomshardware.com]
Tomshardware Phanteks AMP 750w Review [tomshardware.com]
Amazon Phanteks AMP 650W - $99.xx - July 18 Available [amazon.com]
Amazon Phanteks AMP 750W $109.xx - August 8 Available [amazon.com]
Anyone that's been looking for a solid 650w-750w PSU knows how rough it's been to find anything.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077J9QTDR/
Thanks again OP!!!
Edit: I didn't notice the post about the Amazon Phanteks being essentially the same PSUs with the same 10 year warranty (please correct me if I"m wrong!). I may change my order and get the Amazon Phantek 750 for the same price as the Seasonic 650.
Edit 2: I should add I have been running my SS-550HT 80 Plus with several upgrades including 125W CPU's and up to 11 hard drives (mostly 3.5in internal type) over the last 12 years - and it still works! But with around 105,000 hours - I'm concerned for its safety and mine.
Tomshardware Phanteks AMP 650w Review [tomshardware.com]
Tomshardware Phanteks AMP 750w Review [tomshardware.com]
Amazon Phanteks AMP 650W - $99.xx - July 18 Available [amazon.com]
Amazon Phanteks AMP 750W $109.xx - August 8 Available [amazon.com]
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2080Ti draws 277w at peak, round it to 300w for safety. If the 3080 draws 45 more watts, we'll round to 350w for safety.
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Ryzen 9 3900x with Precision Boost Overdrive draws 168w at peak, rounded to 170w for safety. I can't imagine the new generation of Ryzen CPUs drawing much more, possibly less.
So you're looking at 350w + 170w = 520w for the CPU & GPU alone, leaving a bit of headroom for other components.
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2080Ti draws 277w at peak, round it to 300w for safety. If the 3080 draws 45 more watts, we'll round to 350w for safety.
https://www.tomshardwar
Ryzen 9 3900x with Precision Boost Overdrive draws 168w at peak, rounded to 170w for safety. I can't imagine the new generation of Ryzen CPUs drawing much more, possibly less.
So you're looking at 350w + 170w = 520w for the CPU & GPU alone, leaving a bit of headroom for other components.
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just my experience on seasonic PSU durablity and quality,
I bought 2 seasonic X https://seasonic.com/x-series (in 2009 or 2010) , having been running >=10 years without issue om my customized workstation work SOHO, one is running 24/7. had been on 2 iterations replacing "better/new" mobo/cpu. ram, and ssd since 2009.
I bought Phanteks AMP 550W , it was $80. going to see, if AMP is still holding seasonic durablilty and quality...
Tomshardware Phanteks AMP 650w Review [tomshardware.com]
Tomshardware Phanteks AMP 750w Review [tomshardware.com]
Amazon Phanteks AMP 650W - $99.xx - July 18 Available [amazon.com]
Amazon Phanteks AMP 750W $109.xx - August 8 Available [amazon.com]
just my experience on seasonic PSU durablity and quality,
I bought 2 seasonic X https://seasonic.com/x-series (in 2009 or 2010) , having been running >=10 years without issue om my customized workstation work SOHO, one is running 24/7. had been on 2 iterations replacing "better/new" mobo/cpu. ram, and ssd since 2009.
I bought Phanteks AMP 550W , it was $80. going to see, if AMP is still holding seasonic durablilty and quality...
There's an odd discrepancy. The Amazon listing doesn't mention the warranty, but Newegg lists the warranty as 5 years under the warranty tab, then as 10 years elsewhere on the site.
Looks like you're correct on the 10 years, but the mid-july and August estimated in stock has me a little worried the boat from China may not show depending on how the trade war is going at that point.
Both options are cheaper than anything else available.
750 was $110