700-800W SFX PSU

[evq]

Dear all,

Any recommendation? and where to buy?
from the price lists, i can only find silverstone 600W. I prefer SFX, not SFX-L.

Dont have to be silverstone. can be any brand.

Thanks in advance

 

[xonix]

What are your system specs ? You might not need more than 600w.

 

[evq]

What are your system specs ? You might not need more than 600w.

I getting a 1080 or 2070. Itx n i7 n maybe quite a few hdd. Is a 600w enough?

 

[SGJoe86]

Did you try using online PSU calculators? They are a good indicator of what your planned system will consume and the recommended PSU with sufficient overheads.

 

[evq]

Did you try using online PSU calculators? They are a good indicator of what your planned system will consume and the recommended PSU with sufficient overheads.

Yeah, they suggested a 650W

 

[SGJoe86]

You are quite limited with your choices since you need SFX PSU.
650W - EVGA Super Nova 650 SFX, Silverstone SX-650G
700W - Silverstone SX-700LPT
750W - Lian-Li PE-750, Corsair SF750
800W - Silverstone SST-SX800-LTI

Note that all these are 80+ Gold rating and up, so they will cost you quite a bit.

 

[xwxwxwxw]

Corsair just showcased a platinum rated 750W SFX PSU during CES2019, maybe can check with Convergent when they are planning on bringing to SG

 

[evq]

You are quite limited with your choices since you need SFX PSU.
650W - EVGA Super Nova 650 SFX, Silverstone SX-650G
700W - Silverstone SX-700LPT
750W - Lian-Li PE-750, Corsair SF750
800W - Silverstone SST-SX800-LTI

Note that all these are 80+ Gold rating and up, so they will cost you quite a bit.

are these psu avail locally? I havent go down SLS personally to check, but did a quick check on the price lists, other than the Silverstone 700LPT (which is a sfx-L, i prefer sfx), cant find the rest u mentioned above.

 

[SGJoe86]

are these psu avail locally? I havent go down SLS personally to check, but did a quick check on the price lists, other than the Silverstone 700LPT (which is a sfx-L, i prefer sfx), cant find the rest u mentioned above.

At this point it's down to your own leg works to call up the local distros to check if they carry them in. Else it will be Amazon and Newegg.

Honestly, I wouldn't mind getting from overseas as PSU can last a while, unless you run it in a dusty place or you're unlucky enough to get a lemon. Heck, my current PSU was from 2012!

 

[evq]

At this point it's down to your own leg works to call up the local distros to check if they carry them in. Else it will be Amazon and Newegg.

Honestly, I wouldn't mind getting from overseas as PSU can last a while, unless you run it in a dusty place or you're unlucky enough to get a lemon. Heck, my current PSU was from 2012!

Thanks. I also agreed on the part getting from oversea. my current psu also many year old.