Depending on the case you might want to look at SFX PSUs, but not cheap though.

Corsair SF450 - RM365 (You will need a SFX to ATX adapter, which Corsair sells for RM26 here if the case accepts ATX PSUs).

Seasonic S12II 620W/Seasonic M12II 520W.

That's an excellent unit - it should be good enough.

BTW, what is your clocks of the i7 and the voltage of that chip?

Might as just well save up and get a proper one.

A Seasonic S12II 620W costs around RM300, and this is made by one of the best PSU manufacturers around. Comes with full Japanese capacitors as well.

More than enough. The Superflower Leadex Gold is a very good unit.

https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/SuperFl...50F14MG/11.html

The review is for the 750W variant, but it should apply for the 650W unit.

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Aug 1 2016, 12:48 PM

Pretty much cap ayam unit - I'll avoid this at all costs.

Grab a proper unit from Seasonic/reputable brands and it will not take out your precious hardware.

It's cheap - but as the old saying goes: every cent counts.

Quality PSUs come at a price but it is well worth the money. Buy a good one and it can last you for a long time.

Which power cable? The modular cables or the three pinned fat cables (which can be used on a monitor or rice cooker)

Can confirm - even RMA-ing a Seasonic PSU here takes nearly 4 months

Have to send to Taiwan

What kind of noise? Mind taking a video about this problem?

Perhaps this is something like coil whine or a fan noise issue

Super Flower is pretty much one of the best - if not the best PSU makers around.

EVGA even rebrands some of Super Flower units as their own

Generally the results from the software monitor should be taken as a grain of salt - if you really need to test their voltages you will need a multimeter for that

Well my Seasonic ended up RMA-ing twice... Hopefully this is the last RMA for this unit

Thank goodness for 5 years warranty

Even worst still each RMA takes around 3-4 months to complete because distributor issue

Oddly enough I have two Seasonic units (S12II 620W and M12II 520W) that still worked fine

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Mar 21 2018, 05:40 PM

Perhaps, considering the shortage of GPUs

Anyway - consider a high quality molex connector instead - usually most molex to SATA connectors tend to caught on fire due to poor quality:

https://www.silverstonetek.com.tw/product.p...pid=545&area=en
https://www.silverstonetek.com.tw/product.p...pid=383&area=en

Alternatives: EVGA Supernova G2/G3 (or look for the Super Flower equivalent - Leadex Gold or the second revision, Leadex Gold II)

The OEM appears to be from Helly Technology (which is pretty much unknown to begin with), so I wouldn't want to mess around with overclocking with that PSU

http://helly.manufacturer.globalsources.co...65/Homepage.htm
https://www.occasin.com/1ST-PLAYER-DK-600W-...Plus-Bronze-PSU

Full Japanese caps doesn't always mean better longevity. The problem is the Seasonic S12II is based on an older platform, i.e. group regulated and double-forward design. This makes it unsuitable for modern machines

https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/858096...or-later-years/


It's also worth noting that Super Flower is the OEM behind some of the best PSUs in the market

Modular board has very low load and the caps are polymer so it's not that much of a concern

Super Flower is a tier 1 PSU maker (at the same level with Seasonic), and I highly doubt they will use some very low grade components on the modular PCB

Also modular cables are great for keeping your case internals as tidy as possible, especially in smaller cases

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Oct 20 2018, 09:07 PM

I wouldn't worried that much - the capacitor is dealing with very little load and power

Unfortunately the problem with the Leadex Gold is not about the capacitor though, but it has something to do with the hold up time with the unit. The EVGA equivalent, the Supernova G2 is essentially a lightly-modified variant of the Leadex, does not have the hold up time issue

However, it's not something you should really worried about, and I highly doubt it will mess your hardware up


Not to mention warranty too - I'm currently on my 3rd unit (G-550), as the previous 2 units have failed and each RMA took me about 4-5 months due to the fact that there are no official distributors that handles my RMA at that time

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Oct 21 2018, 02:14 AM

It has worldwide power input i.e. 100-240V as TristanX said, so all you need is either an universal adapter, or buy a power supply cable here (note that the power cables used by PC power supplies are IEC C13/C14 cables)

Just a heads up:

For those who want to read actual PSU reviews (like those reviews TechPowerup made), the well-known Chinese reviewer Expreview has started his own site:
http://www.fcpowerup.com

itocp.com is also a good one too, and these two websites often review PSUs that are not sold in western markets (usually such units are sold here as well)

This website is a good one for PSU platforms too

http://www.orionpsudb.com

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Nov 29 2018, 10:39 PM