[b_52]

Hi everyone,

iam building a new PC and I need a PSU for it.

here is the build :-

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Intel core i7 3930k

Asus Sabertooth X79

2x corsair Vengeance 16GB Dual/Quad Channel DDR3 Memory Kit = total 32GB

1x GeForce GTX 670

1x corsair Force Series GS 128GB SATA 3 6Gb/s Solid-State Hard Drive

1x WD 2TB black

corsair Hydro Series H80i High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler

1x Samsung 24x INTERNAL DVD-R/W DRIVE

Razer Lycosa Keyboard

RAZER ELECTRA Headset

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I also plan to overclock it, I need someone to recommend me a very good high quality PSU.

Regards ...

 

[[CyGnus]]

What is the budget? For good and Cheap you have the XFX 650W Pro if you can spend a little more go with CORSAIR TX-650M or SEASONIC GOLD X-660

 

[Booty Warrior]

Do you want to leave room for SLI later on? If not, any of the recommended 500-599W units on this list should be plenty.

 

[b_52]

well i might upgrade it later..

 

[b_52]

Quote:

Originally Posted by [CyGnus]

What is the budget? For good and Cheap you have the XFX 650W Pro if you can spend a little more go with CORSAIR TX-650M or SEASONIC GOLD X-660

my budget is like 2900 US

 

[David Zember]

I'd recommend this PSU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139016
Alternatively, anything from Seasonic or Corsair (who mostly rebrands Seasonic PSU's) will be ideal if its wattage is above 550. Personally I'd recommend a ~600W PSU, anything above 750W is overkill for most people.

Also, is there any chance of changing some of your components? Here are my suggestions:

RAM: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147096 (16GB is WAY too much for the majority of people; this can easily be overclocked to 2400MHz.)
SSD: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147188
Keyboard: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823114029 (Mechanical. Membrane keyboards like the Lycosa are complete garbage, and this thing is better IMO than the more expensive Blackwidow/Blackwidow Ultimate.)
CPU Cooler: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835608024
or
http://us.ncix.com/products/?sku=79583&vpn=H220&manufacture=Swiftech (Ignore the AIO uncustomizable loops.)
Skip purchasing an optical drive, if possible, or reuse your previous one. You also need an operating system. Best of luck with your rig.

 

[David Zember]

You also need a case. I highly recommend the Define R4: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811352021
You may also want to purchase some fans.

 

[Original Sin]

What will you be doing with the system and where are you buying from precisely? (link the shop/s)

 

[b_52]

Quote:

Originally Posted by David Zember

I'd recommend this PSU: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139016
Alternatively, anything from Seasonic or Corsair (who mostly rebrands Seasonic PSU's) will be ideal if its wattage is above 550. Personally I'd recommend a ~600W PSU, anything above 750W is overkill for most people.

Also, is there any chance of changing some of your components? Here are my suggestions:

RAM: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147096 (16GB is WAY too much for the majority of people; this can easily be overclocked to 2400MHz.)
SSD: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147188
Keyboard: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823114029 (Mechanical. Membrane keyboards like the Lycosa are complete garbage, and this thing is better IMO than the more expensive Blackwidow/Blackwidow Ultimate.)
CPU Cooler: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835608024
or
http://us.ncix.com/products/?sku=79583&vpn=H220&manufacture=Swiftech (Ignore the AIO uncustomizable loops.)
Skip purchasing an optical drive, if possible, or reuse your previous one. You also need an operating system. Best of luck with your rig.

thanks for the suggestions buddy.

the problem with some of the stuff is that i might not find it in the market here in "Malaysia"

 

[b_52]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Original Sin

What will you be doing with the system and where are you buying from precisely? (link the shop/s)

Malaysia check my location

iam a gamer and gonna do 3d work with it since i am a 3d modeler.

 

[adridu59]

^ Any online website you're buying from?

 

[Original Sin]

Quote:

Originally Posted by b_52

Malaysia check my location

iam a gamer and gonna do 3d work with it since i am a 3d modeler.

I did see that

... so let me quote myself:
Quote:

What will you be doing with the system and where are you buying from precisely? (link the shop/s)

 

[ladcrooks]

SEASONIC all the way! When buying, I try to cut out the middleman, in other words a lot of products are made for other companies! And far as I know SEASONIC make their own.

 

[b_52]

Quote:

Originally Posted by adridu59

^ Any online website you're buying from?

no

big mall in malaysia has too many computer shops

 

[b_52]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Original Sin

I did see that

... so let me quote myself:

games and 3d modeling stuff

iam a 3d designer.

 

[Original Sin]

Quote:

Originally Posted by b_52

games and 3d modeling stuff

iam a 3d designer.

You missed the point of my quoting myself =))
Provide us with a few links from some shops there, so we can see what's on offer and at what prices.... so we can, in turn, offer you the best suggestions.

 

[adridu59]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Original Sin

You missed the point of my quoting myself =))
Provide us with a few links from some shops there, so we can see what's on offer and at what prices.... so we can, in turn, offer you the best suggestions.

Haha see #14.

 

[adridu59]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Original Sin

You missed the point of my quoting myself =))
Provide us with a few links from some shops there, so we can see what's on offer and at what prices.... so we can, in turn, offer you the best suggestions.

Haha see #14.

 

[b_52]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Original Sin

You missed the point of my quoting myself =))
Provide us with a few links from some shops there, so we can see what's on offer and at what prices.... so we can, in turn, offer you the best suggestions.

they got a website

www.lowyat.net

these some shops price

http://www.lowyat.net/pc-hardware-pricelist-all-it/

http://lowyat.net/pc-hardware-pricelist-jayacom/

http://www.lowyat.net/pc-hardware-pricelist-cycom/

http://www.lowyat.net/pc-hardware-pricelist-startec/

btw all prices in malaysian ringget .... lol

 

[Original Sin]

Not that much on offer, but at least the prices aren't bad.

So, swap the VGA with a 7970, swap the SSD with a Crucial M4 or an OCZ Vertex 4, swap the H80i with a Noctual NH-D14, avoid tall heat sink RAM (preferably 8GB sticks, can't tell from your post if those are 4GB or 8GB sticks), and get a Seasonic X 660. Also, why would anyone buy anything from Razer?... don't.

Personally, I'd get a X79 GENE board, and an Asus Matrix 7970.