Need a PSU?

[sxyadii]

I need power supply for this pc config:
Intel C2Q600
Asus P5K Premium WIFI-AP
4x1GB DDR2 667MHz
ATI HD 5850(will by soon)
2x500GB HDD Seagate 7200.12

My Budget - 7K MAX

[krishnandu.sarkar]

Budget?????

Tagan 500W - 3.5k

CM Xtreme Power+ 500W - 2.8k

Corsair VX450W - 3.9k

[sxyadii]

Originally Posted by krishnandu.sarkar

Budget?????

Tagan 500W - 3.5k

CM Xtreme Power+ 500W - 2.8k

Corsair VX450W - 2.9k

Budget max - 7K

[krishnandu.sarkar]

Tagan 700W Modular Power Supply - 7.5k

Tagan 600W Modular Power Supply - 6k

CM Real Power Pro 650W - 6.5k

Corsair 650W Power Supply - 7k

I think Corsair 650W or Tagan 600W will be best for u.....!!

Well wait for other members to reply......!!

[desiibond]

my pick would be VX550W or Tagan 600W. I think that config runs pretty good on vx450w but vx550w gives headroom for upgrades.

[krishnandu.sarkar]

^+1

Ya he is absolutely rite. I think u dont need to spend 7k on PSU for this config.

[maverick786us]

Originally Posted by krishnandu.sarkar

^+1

Ya he is absolutely rite. I think u dont need to spend 7k on PSU for this config.

Go for Corsair VX 650, that will fit your budget. Its is state of the art pSU

[Krow]

^650 TX is it or VX?

[VarDOS]

as desibond said, go for vx550, as vx series has the better performance, and is also recommended by the digit editorial team when we were at boot camp.

[comp@ddict]

Corsair HX620W......or TX650W......either..ur choice.

[maverick786us]

Originally Posted by Krow

^650 TX is it or VX?

low power Corsair PSUs with range of 400 TDP are VS series the 600 Series either comes with HX, which is moudlar or TX the non modular version.

Modular PSUs are the most efficient of all

[nns]

Corsair TX 650

[asingh]

Intel C2Q600 - 200W
4x1GB DDR2 667MHz - 15W x 4 = 60W
ATI HD 5850(will by soon) = 200W
2x500GB HDD Seagate 7200.12 = 2 x 30W = 60

-------------------------------------------------------------
520W
+
30%
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676W

Go for the TX650. Excellent PSU.

[comp@ddict]

^LOL...
500GB seagate consumes less than 10W...
HD5850 consumes 161W
C2Q Q6600 consumes max 100-120W

[asingh]

Originally Posted by comp@ddict

^LOL...
500GB seagate consumes less than 10W...
HD5850 consumes 161W
C2Q Q6600 consumes max 100-120W

Thanks for the LAUGH.

But even I am aware of exact numbers regarding power consumption. Just in case the user wants to OC (yea he wont OC the HDD). Wanted him future scaled.

What would you suggest a 450W PSU, so he lives in the edge always, and when puts in another part, has to change it...??

[Krow]

Originally Posted by asigh

Thanks for the LAUGH.

But even I am aware of exact numbers regarding power consumption. Just in case the user wants to OC (yea he wont OC the HDD). Wanted him future scaled.

What would you suggest a 450W PSU, so he lives in the edge always, and when puts in another part, has to change it...??

LOL asigh. The kid likes to think that he's the all knowledgeable supremo just because he can Google (that too not well). This is not the first time he has responded to a post with a "LOL I am king because I can Google!". Lol @ OCing the HDD. These kids seriously need some manners. LOL @ the overgrown schoolboy.

Well, I always say that it is better to have head room. Under Furmark, the max load of the HD5850 would be about 188-190W. CPU would start guzzling the watts like a Hummer guzzles diesel once he tries to OC.

[sxyadii]

Thnx for help guys,I go for Corsair 650tx

[comp@ddict]

Lol @ OCing the HDD

u r the only insolent fool who is thinking i said anything about OCing the HDD....not me...check my post again....

[Krow]

Originally Posted by comp@ddict

u r the only insolent fool who is thinking i said anything about OCing the HDD....not me...check my post again....

I was laughing at asigh's joke you blind bat! Its night time and I thought bats could see better in the night. Oh wait, it does not affect their comprehension, does it?

[asingh]

Originally Posted by Krow

LOL asigh. The kid likes to think that he's the all knowledgeable supremo just because he can Google (that too not well). This is not the first time he has responded to a post with a "LOL I am king because I can Google!". Lol @ OCing the HDD. These kids seriously need some manners. LOL @ the overgrown schoolboy.

Well, I always say that it is better to have head room. Under Furmark, the max load of the HD5850 would be about 188-190W. CPU would start guzzling the watts like a Hummer guzzles diesel once he tries to OC.

Yups, that is what I had done. Also wanted to give him headway, say for a PCI Soundcard, USB sticks, more HDDs, a more powerful card. As a standard I take 200W for GPU and CPU respectively, if the person will OC/GAME. Better safe then sorry, and stuck with a bottleneck due to the PSU.

[chesss]

Intel C2Q600 - 200W
4x1GB DDR2 667MHz - 15W x 4 = 60W
ATI HD 5850(will by soon) = 200W
2x500GB HDD Seagate 7200.12 = 2 x 30W = 60

Don't take my reply personally, but can you back these numbers with some source ?

As seen here a Core 2 Q6600 system consumes only 200W under load .
Here is another link that again shows the power consumption of a Q6600 system to be only 200W under load AND 230W after overclocking .

[asingh]

^^

That is why I quoted those figures. So the PSU is calculated at LOAD. And the +30% is for OC, or future upgrade...?

Makes sense..?

See, when calculation PSU, there is no exact science. It depends on experience. From what all I have read --- best to take a standard of 200W for GPU (single PCB) and CPU respectively.

I calculated my Xfire in such manner, and am fine.

What you feel, I quoted too low numbers, or are they too high..?