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Amazon [amazon.com] has 850W Cooler Master MWE 80+ Gold 850 V2 Full Modular Power Supply PSU on sale for $119.99 - $30 off when you clip the coupon on the product page = $89.99. Shipping is free.
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| Product Name: | Cooler Master MWE Gold 850 V2 Full Modular, 850W, 80+ Gold Efficiency, 2 EPS Connectors, 120mm HDB Fan, Semi-fanless Operation, 5 Year Warranty |
| Manufacturer: | Cooler Master |
| Model Number: | MPE-8501-AFAAG-US |
| Product SKU: | B08M9M6DB9 |
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It seems it is tier 2 as per https://linustechtips.c
It seems it is tier 2 as per https://linustechtips.com/topic/1...-rev-161a/ [linustechtips.com]
EDIT: thats just a post on linus' forum from a member.
If you want to check on psu's, just google the unti and cultist. The bronze, gold, platinum, etc ratings are absolutely useless.
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EDIT: thats just a post on linus' forum from a member.
If you want to check on psu's, just google the unti and cultist. The bronze, gold, platinum, etc ratings are absolutely useless.
B tier assuming it should be okay then? Would be using it on a 7700x and adding a 7900XT GPU later on.
Yes, B tier is very good. The general rule is buy c tier and above. It's not a watered down "afraid to give a bad grade" system. C tier is actually average and perfectly safe to use. A tier is truly top of the line. So any b tier units are good.
edit: as for your system requirements, 850w should be more than plenty. I can't imagine what you could be running that would push this. if you have concerns, add up the watts, or you could get a rough estimate by throwing your system specs into pcpartpicker. it'll give you a pretty close estimate to your wattage. just make sure you add in a buffer (if your system needs 438 watts, don't buy a 450 w unit. you'll want something closer to 550 o even 600 to account for spikes, future upgrades,etc). pretty easy peasy stuff with all of the resources out there.
honestly, most people buy too large of a unit because they think it's better. you don't need to overspend and should try to appropriately size your psu for best efficiency.
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edit: as for your system requirements, 850w should be more than plenty. I can't imagine what you could be running that would push this. if you have concerns, add up the watts, or you could get a rough estimate by throwing your system specs into pcpartpicker. it'll give you a pretty close estimate to your wattage. just make sure you add in a buffer (if your system needs 438 watts, don't buy a 450 w unit. you'll want something closer to 550 o even 600 to account for spikes, future upgrades,etc). pretty easy peasy stuff with all of the resources out there.
honestly, most people buy too large of a unit because they think it's better. you don't need to overspend and should try to appropriately size your psu for best efficiency.
edit: as for your system requirements, 850w should be more than plenty. I can't imagine what you could be running that would push this. if you have concerns, add up the watts, or you could get a rough estimate by throwing your system specs into pcpartpicker. it'll give you a pretty close estimate to your wattage. just make sure you add in a buffer (if your system needs 438 watts, don't buy a 450 w unit. you'll want something closer to 550 o even 600 to account for spikes, future upgrades,etc). pretty easy peasy stuff with all of the resources out there.
honestly, most people buy too large of a unit because they think it's better. you don't need to overspend and should try to appropriately size your psu for best efficiency.
I used to think these 700+ watts psu's were overkill until I watched a video and read about gpu transient spikes. It was especially bad with the Radeon rx 6xxx series. You may want to read up on them.
PS. if anyone wants a quick and dirty run-down of this issue, GN has an excellent explanation. I believe it might be slightly older, but still valid.
PS. if anyone wants a quick and dirty run-down of this issue, GN has an excellent explanation. I believe it might be slightly older, but still valid.
You need like a 750+ watt psu to run a 6800 xt even though in typical scenarios you can probably get away with 650 or even 550 watts. It's those millisecond spikes that cause crashes.
EDIT: thats just a post on linus' forum from a member.
If you want to check on psu's, just google the unti and cultist. The bronze, gold, platinum, etc ratings are absolutely useless.