Recommend for good PSU

YengAC

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Hi Guru,


Currently I am using EVGA GD 80+ Gold 650W running on my Ryzen 2700x + 1080TI.


It is working fine, but when full load, then fan noise is annoying me.


Looking to buy a better and quiet 750W PSU for upgrade.

Any recommendation?

Surf google and expert recommend EVGA Supernova P2 750W but can't find it in Singapore. (Lazada, Prime Now).
 

Rashkae

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SuperFlower is good too.

Are you sure the fan noise is the PSU vs your GPU/CPU?
 

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Seasonic, Superflower are good. But as above, ensure that it's not your CPU/GPU fan that is generating the noise.
 

YengAC

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Yes, I confirm the noise fan coil bearing is noisy than my CPU, case fan. Because all these fan I set at very low to avoid noise. (like 800-900rpm only). When I open 2 games, then I can start hear the PSU coil sound).

I swap from my spare PC PSU seasonic MII 630w. It getting worst and the fan full speed most of time.

Have any specific model or any model with above brand is fine.
 

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Yes, I confirm the noise fan coil bearing is noisy than my CPU, case fan. Because all these fan I set at very low to avoid noise. (like 800-900rpm only). When I open 2 games, then I can start hear the PSU coil sound).

I swap from my spare PC PSU seasonic MII 630w. It getting worst and the fan full speed most of time.

Have any specific model or any model with above brand is fine.



It's coil sound not fan noise.

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