Hi, need some recommendation here for future build:

Ryzen 5 5600/X
16GB Kingston HyperX Predator
1050 Ti
500GB HDD
256GB NVME

Is this one ok?
1) Silverstone Essential Gold 650W (PSU Tier List - B)

Or recommend me any somewhere RM300++ or below. Thanks

I think what I saw is a different version, not semi modular one.

https://shopee.com.my/Silverstone-Essential...3178.3321967840

Do you think the same caps used in this one? Good enough?

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Hi, everyone, need a suggestion here. My PSU : Seasonic 620W is kinda old, almost reach 6 years already. Now to the PSU started to have this subtle buzzing sound, not sure what sound it is but it kinda annoying to leave the pc on idle but have that sound in my room. Below is my spec

Ryzen 7 3700X
MSI B550M Mortar
Corsair Dominator RGB 3200Mhz 8gbx4
Asus Strix GTX1070
Samsung 960EVO 500GB
HDD 1TB x 2
HDD 2TB x 1
SSHD 1TB x 1
4 Corsair LL120
2 Corsair stock fan
1 Corsair Lighting Node Pro
1 Corsair Lighting Hub

should I be worried of the sound coming from my psu ? If I were to change the PSU, which PSU is recommended thinking in future I might upgrade to a RTX3070 at least ?

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i guessed it's a coil whine ? since it's a 620W psu, if I were to upgrade to a 3070, can it sustain the load ? or I should upgrade together with a new PSU, saw a shop at shopee sell the XPG Core Reactor 750W for RM458, is it a good price ?

mind recommend between super flower leadex iii 650w gold vs xpg core reactor 650w ? which better for overclock amd 5600x & rtx 3070

my suggestion is get the HIGHEST Powered with HIGHEST EFFICIENCY PSU you can afford.

PSU is NOT LIKE CPU/GFX card where you need to change often..

A good one can last you a LIFETIME...

FYI I've been using Seasonic 860W Platinum for >6 yrs ; and survived 3 generations of an upgrade of CPU&GPU.. it scales accordingly when  upgrade

You may regret getting 'just enough' for your current rig.. but ended up spending a new PSU when you upgrade your CPU/GPU in the next couple of years...
I did pay close to RM900 back then for this Platinum efficiency 860W PSU ; but I don't have to change 3x PSU and I saved upfront on bill electricity...

which one best bang for bucks 550w psu? tired googling and cant decide any hahaa..im using i5 10400f with rtx 2060/3060..i tried psu calculator and seems like 550w is sufficient already as i cant overclock the intel..

hi guys, need some help concerning PSU wattage, as previously I had seek some advice from facebook but then I think I may have gotten some wrong information. I bought 850W PSU for AMD Ryzen 5 3600 + RTX 3070 setup.
But when I use the PSU calculator from google, they mentioned I only need around 400W to power up my PC setup.

Will oversupply of Watt from PSU harm my PC? The PSU I bought is as per below

https://shopee.com.my/product/18789640/6717999372

Hi sifu-sifu here, recently I just RMA my new Corsair RM1000x which bought after My Seasonic X-650 kaput last year.

I have no idea which good brand to try anymore.
Any suggestion for good quality, Gold efficiency PSU with wattage 750-1000W?

Less than RM800 I guess. Gold efficiency series enough. Not going for high end Platimum.
I know Seasonic is the diamond among PSU but I am not sure for now. This is why I end up trying Corsair but got issue pula...

I am shamed to show this. Old rig. i7-3770k, GTX 1070, 1 SSD, 1 5.4k rpm HDD, 1 7.2k rpm HDD.
Maybe something future proof. I think higher watt would have lesser load on it even though my system won't consume much.

EVGA

Get Gold or Platinum or even Titanium
ones. Lasting.

Hi guys,

Can you recommend me a PSU that is able to handle the RTX3060/RTX3060Ti? Looking to upgrade my current 500W Silverstone PSU that has lasted for 10 years   

Tempted to get the XPG Core Reactor or RM650 but it is quite expensive, are there any more budget friendly options with Gold ratings? Thanks!

Thanks for the recommendations! The MWE Gold V2 is quite close to the RM650 price I am seeing on Shopee from PCByte. The RM650 is now RM399 on sale.

It seems like the MWE V2 650W is also not being offered by many seller currently haha. Many out of stocks, only few seller remain that have stocks.

Is it common to have coil whine on a new PSU? It is a Silverstone ST65F-GS.

Edit: Tried upload .aac but doesn't work.

Only audible when I stick my ear near the PSU. But the sound is there even when the switch on PSU is off (wall plug power is on). This one is also ok?

any budget psu below rm 180?
mine FSP HEXA+ 550W have smell now.

Maybe can try this, since you are using FSP.
https://shopee.com.my/FSP-HYPER-K-500W---60...BSABEgLC_fD_BwE

80 Plus PSU with 5 years warranty, very reasonable pricing in my opinion.

the main problem with group regulated units is that it regulates 12v and 5v together. as noted above these days the only big use for 5v is part of the motherboard and storage, which keeps the load on it quite low, while modern systems have the heaviest components on 12v. In the PSU world we use the word "crossload" for loading up one rail a lot, while the others little to none (either from 3.3/5/12v). When the 12v is loaded up far enough, the controller can't keep the 5v in control, as they're reported together and starts to go out of ATX specification as the controller thinks it's only rising the 12v. especially since some of the units above don't have undervoltage protection, this can have results from shorter lifespan of components to in very bad cases burnt cables. ATX specification only allows a difference up to 5% between rails. They can also fail ATX specification easily when the minor (3.3/5v) are loaded up, while the 12v is kept at the minimal 0.1a