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Flamethrower 1972's BUILD THREAD
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Ok you all have changed my mind I am going to get this.
Seasonic Vertex GX-1000 | 1000W | 80+ Gold | ATX 3.0 & PCIe 5.0 Ready | Full-Modular | ATX Form Factor | Low Noise | Premium Japanese Capacitor Nvidia | RTX 30/40 Super & AMD GPU Compatible
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It has all the cables I need and its a 1000 watts PSU and it has a 10+ warranty.The Vertex series isn't their premium model like the Prime that was linked earlier...but I'd still take it over the EVGA (and go to a more appropriately sized 850W).
UmmHmm. So does the 850W.
You can spend more, but, that's all you're doing, is spending. More wattage doesn't benefit this gaming machine.
...and maybe a flagship-class processor! Then, you'd be like me!You never know some time down the line I might get a 4090.
(who's happily running 4090 and 13900K with the Seasonic Prime 850W Platinum unit..........that I upgraded from 750W - but I've said that a few times before, lol).
A 4090 won't tip the scales to suddenly need 1000W PSU.
I don't know what price you have on that Seasonic, but I tested 850W/1000W 80+ Gold and 1000W/1300W 80+ Plat. from DeepCool's latest series. All of them are great and usually cheaper than the competition. All of them have a 10 year warranty. Here is one example - 1000W for $138 (I would say to get 850W, but it's only about $10 cheaper).
Many brands now have good PSUs. Almost everything with a long warranty and Japanese caps will be good (so pretty much everything 80+ Gold or higher from every well-known brand).
Many brands now have good PSUs. Almost everything with a long warranty and Japanese caps will be good (so pretty much everything 80+ Gold or higher from every well-known brand).
Amazon says $138. The 850W PSU costs $124 right now.
You can get FSP 1000W Platinum for $187. All of their PSUs in the last two years were great, too. I wasn't testing this one, but I tested five or six others. All high FSP PSUs have 10 years of warranty, too. Again, I would say get 850W, but it costs more than the 1kW because the current price cut is only on the 1kW unit.
I'm just giving examples. Corsair makes good PSUs too, and they cost almost the same as some others in this thread.
You can get FSP 1000W Platinum for $187. All of their PSUs in the last two years were great, too. I wasn't testing this one, but I tested five or six others. All high FSP PSUs have 10 years of warranty, too. Again, I would say get 850W, but it costs more than the 1kW because the current price cut is only on the 1kW unit.
I'm just giving examples. Corsair makes good PSUs too, and they cost almost the same as some others in this thread.
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Don't read the comments. They're a bit stupid and more like that 1% of unsatisfied users.
FSP has really bad marketing, but they used to be under the Fortron brand for years and were OEMs for some leading brands (maybe they still are, I'm not sure).
Here is FSP Hydro G 850W 80+ Gold - $116 - 10y warranty, 12VHPWR
I was testing the 1kW version. It's not much different. These ATX 3.0 PSUs are rated for spikes 2x the max wattage so 850W is up to 1700W spikes.
Here is a photo of the insides of the 1kW Hydro G PSU. I have no idea if it's any help for you. As I said, 850W is almost the same. Only the main capacitor is probably a bit different.
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Here is FSP Hydro G 850W 80+ Gold - $116 - 10y warranty, 12VHPWR
I was testing the 1kW version. It's not much different. These ATX 3.0 PSUs are rated for spikes 2x the max wattage so 850W is up to 1700W spikes.
Here is a photo of the insides of the 1kW Hydro G PSU. I have no idea if it's any help for you. As I said, 850W is almost the same. Only the main capacitor is probably a bit different.
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