My pc specs are
Gtx1070ti
Ryzen 5 2600x
B450m steel legend
240gb ssd
1tb hdd
1 x 8gb ram ddr4
2 x 4gb ram ddr4

550-650 watt should be suffice

Can consider this: https://www.lelong.com.my/fsp-650w-hydro-ge...0-01-Sale-P.htm

This post has been edited by Kristal.S: May 19 2019, 06:12 PM

Im currently on low budget😅
Is there any under rm200?
550 would be good as i am not heavy gamer

Don't skimp on PSU
Power supply is the life of your PC

PSU, you get what you pay for. It powers up your entire system.

If really on a budget, can consider this:

https://www.lelong.com.my/evga-500w-500bv-8...0-08-Sale-P.htm

But highly recommended to top up a lil and at least go for this:

https://www.lelong.com.my/super-flower-500w...0-08-Sale-P.htm

topup another rm200 and get yourself corsair rm550x
avoid any other brand that you rarely heard.

there is a psu tier list https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/104561...-psu-tier-list/

When i build my first Ryzen PC, the PSU i bought was the third thing most expensive, compares to my GPU and display.
Which is SeaSonic Prime.

Or, just hold on a little longer, Zen 2 is just around the corner.
So you can wait for pay day and Zen+ CPU price drop, or just grab the new Zen 2 CPU.

What about 1st Player Black Sir 500W 80+ ,is it okay?

If you're gonna come up with your own decision again & again, why bother asking for opinions in here?

People have already suggested reliable & trusted PSU. And they've all provided valid reason for it

i bought a corsair rm550x for rm350 during a lesapda sale.
it's great and semi passive.
only saves a few watts compared to bronze seasonic s12ii.

sounds like a bomb.

just go with seasonic s12ii.
https://www.lazada.com.my/products/seasonic...s415072821.html

https://www.lazada.com.my/products/silverst...s926360127.html

This post has been edited by shirohamada: May 21 2019, 01:03 AM

No. Please don't cheap out on your power supply.

Just go with EVGA 500 BV.

RM199.

anything with 650wtt or more

Quality is more important than wattage, anything is just too vague,
You're not supposed to refill any fluid to your vehicle, do you?

650W version of this model stomps anything you can find at this price.
http://www.jonnyguru.com/blog/2017/08/07/c...power-supply/2/

TX650M:
https://www.lelong.com.my/catalog/all/list?...=Corsair+TX650M
https://www.lazada.com.my/catalog/?q=Corsai....75f824f6qWyWye

The analogy with car for ur situation is

- buys 300k merc
- pumps ron82 fuel
- engine burn out in 2 yrs. All remaining parts lifespan dropped.

Dont.

Hai guys..
SUPER FLOWER LEADEX GOLD 650w and CM v650 which one better? Both fully modular?

I recommend you to choose PSU with 80 Plus rating.. Spend a bit for quality

80plus does not mean quality, it's just output efficiency rating, there are psu with fake 80 plus rating out there.

Every PSU have power label.

Check the red box.

Buy PSU that has Max Output Current > 30A

Your Max System Load must be less than Max Output Power .

But the component quality inside is second tier or lower.
https://www.hardwaresecrets.com/thermaltake...-supply-review/

Entry level system use entry level PSU.

High end system use high end PSU.

Make sense rite?

TS' case isn't exactly entry level.

But I didn't ask TS buy entry level PSU.

I just show him what to look for when buy a PSU.

it's still rather subjective though, entry level system shall not stick to an entry level PSU, a mid-end PSU like any 80+ gold PSUs would have sufficed the longevity to the next system build (consider it doesn't whine on you at first hand)

This post has been edited by lolzcalvin: May 24 2019, 10:55 PM

Just buy new PSU for next system build.

U should never reuse a PSU, if u have use it for more than 3 years.

This post has been edited by piscesguy: May 24 2019, 10:59 PM

To be most certainly sure, go for something like 700W from someone, I really suggest that cause many manufacturers may produce PSU, but they really not providing they power they advertise. That's the deal, if really brander one - 600W will be enough here.

That's why you should avoid buying cheap PSU

600 Watts below RM200? Forget it. That's a fool's choice
People here don't understand the importance of a good PSU, but some people just plod along with their ideology that "quality PSU doesn't mean squat as long as my system can run" Tyyb yep, I'm pointing at you

The leadex is actually a tier 1 psu. Very high quality build.

CM v650 comes in both semi and fully modular. You need to check yourself which model they are selling as the fully modular is tier 1 (better build) than the semi modular (tier 2). Price wise i think the leadex a bit cheaper.