Can someone suggest a good PSU under 9K. I have an Antec atom V550. It damaged my computer parts, I had to replace most of them.
Budget 0-20k Good PSU under 9K
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Would suggest extend your budget by just 300 and try and get this with card offers
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Deepcool Dq850 is the best in 9k. Otherwise HCG 850 if you can extend your budget. But please make sure that you have that much wattage requirement. Anyway a good PSU is the best investment when building a PC.
@Slayer88 Sure I can go for another 300, and could you please also suggest a PSU.
@combatknife Thanks for the recommendations.
@combatknife Thanks for the recommendations.
What is your configuration? How you calculated how much wattage you actually require?
@vaibhavyagnik To brief it, I currently don't have a GPU but I am planning to get it and everything else is powered by a 550V PSU. I recently bought a MSI Z490 a pro and I am planning to better my current components. A PSU is next thing that I will buy.
@Slayer88 and @princeoo7 Thanks a bunch
@Slayer88 and @princeoo7 Thanks a bunch
Yeah I know, I just want one which will not fry my computer, is enough for a 3060ti and is about 8-9K. I have enough time to think about it and I am probably not going to buy it right now
Based on my past experience, Corsair Rmx and Nzxt C series are very good. For warranty, Corsair and Cooler master support system are top-notch, and I got replacements very fast.
Cannot say about other brands as I have never tried them.
For future proofing, it is best if you can extend budget a little bit and take 100 to 200 watts more based on usage, availability, and your interest to upgrade in the future.
Important note: Make sure you have proper earthing and electrical safety in the house. If these are not available, no matter what psu you take, you might still have damaged parts or at least, damaged psu, when something bad happens like lightning strikes or frequent high voltage fluctuations.
Cannot say about other brands as I have never tried them.
For future proofing, it is best if you can extend budget a little bit and take 100 to 200 watts more based on usage, availability, and your interest to upgrade in the future.
Important note: Make sure you have proper earthing and electrical safety in the house. If these are not available, no matter what psu you take, you might still have damaged parts or at least, damaged psu, when something bad happens like lightning strikes or frequent high voltage fluctuations.
Considering 3060ti,
550w is more than sufficient (unsure about your setups other components)
650 is the best bet while
750w will be an overkill but an investment for future
anything from 850w and plus is for die hard gamers/enthusiast who use at least 3080 type gpus with 32gb+ ram and for machine learning etc. with other high end components and mods which require up to 1000w etc.
PSU's mostly have good efficiency only after 20% power draw of what's it's rated for. So having an overkill psu such that of 850W for the OP's GPU will beat the advantage of having an efficient psu.
750w gold rated such HCG750 , RM750, MWE750 would be the max leaving ample room for upgrades.
Try for something with better features and maybe invest rest of the money in a ups making the power to the pc even cleaner.
750w gold rated such HCG750 , RM750, MWE750 would be the max leaving ample room for upgrades.
Try for something with better features and maybe invest rest of the money in a ups making the power to the pc even cleaner.