not sure what psu to buy for my first pc gaming build

[OniDante]

so now i have gaming laptop that cant give me 144hz in all games and temps really go high so i decided to give it to my brother and buy a gaming pc
anyway, im really confused on the psu i want something good and full modular but my budget for psu is only $70 i picked EVGA - B3 650 but not sure if its good or not
and btw this is the pc build im planning to buy
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/rqrFQZ

[OniDante]

i just found that S12III is non modular i said i wanted full modular one but in this point idc if it's at least semi modular

[Grand]

Bad 💀 Motha님이 먼저 게시:

Yea I'd highly suggest the SeaSonic S12III 650W. It will be enough for years to come for pretty much any single cpu and single gpu combo you use it for.

Corsair CX or EVGA B models are no where near worth it for their pricing

Clearly, you haven't read my other posts about the Corsair CX Gray labels nor did you see any of the reviews for them.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Grand님이 먼저 게시:

Bad 💀 Motha님이 먼저 게시:

Yea I'd highly suggest the SeaSonic S12III 650W. It will be enough for years to come for pretty much any single cpu and single gpu combo you use it for.

Corsair CX or EVGA B models are no where near worth it for their pricing

Clearly, you haven't read my other posts about the Corsair CX Gray labels nor did you see any of the reviews for them.

I work with stuff everyday, they are junk. And the CX/CXM are not even reasonably priced. They are sorely overpriced for what they are. If you are going to buy Corsair, don't settle for less than a TXM. TXM 650W is approx $75 which is not bad considering what decent models from SeaSonic or EVGA are priced at. All not couting any sales or other discounts. Often times you can find SeaSonic Focus Gold on-sale

[Xtenzor]

My first experience with Seasonic Platinum 1000w was really bad. probably a bad batch for such an expensive part. random rare restarts didn't help to diagnose the problem well. Luckily a spare EVGA was fine. Also the Seasonic warranty was superb and they sent a better model in the end

[Grand]

Bad 💀 Motha님이 먼저 게시:

Grand님이 먼저 게시:

Clearly, you haven't read my other posts about the Corsair CX Gray labels nor did you see any of the reviews for them.

I work with stuff everyday, they are junk. And the CX/CXM are not even reasonably priced. They are sorely overpriced for what they are. If you are going to buy Corsair, don't settle for less than a TXM. TXM 650W is approx $75 which is not bad considering what decent models from SeaSonic or EVGA are priced at. All not couting any sales or other discounts. Often times you can find SeaSonic Focus Gold on-sale

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-cx650m-psu,4770-11.html

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-cx450-psu,5678-12.html

Dont know about you but again, they are decent overall units. Good grief and the s12iii is only indpendently regulated and is missing current protections like OTP and OCP as well as the build quality being lesser with having teapo caps and a sleeve bearing fan.

https://seasonic.com/s12iii

https://aphnetworks.com/reports/seasonic-s12iii-500w/4

So quit talking out of your ass and provide some evidence of what you're talking about.

But I do agree with the TXM psu still being a good options but Bitfenix Formula Gold exists...

[Mad Scientist]

I strongly recommend not getting SeaSonic due to their failure rates; and when they go, they really go and have a nasty habit of taking parts with them. This likely wont happen to you but just due to the pure number of units I've worked with from various manufacturers;

Go with Corsair or EVGA, in my opinion.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Yea if you want something better for many years, possibly many builds even... look at the gold certified Psus from Corsair and EVGA

[tacoshy]

Orion님이 먼저 게시:

I strongly recommend not getting SeaSonic due to their failure rates; and when they go, they really go and have a nasty habit of taking parts with them. This likely wont happen to you but just due to the pure number of units I've worked with from various manufacturers;

Go with Corsair or EVGA, in my opinion.

That is true for nearly all PSU's. Corsair doesn't manufacture PSU's they just rebrand. Their good ones are either from SeaSonic or CWT.
Same for EVGA, they also rebrand. Lot of those come from Super flower.