#building my 1st pc
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you wouldn't for a van, though for a house it's wise
Yeah, that’s what I mean
bro really went and said nuh uh
So help me if she gets a 2000w psu

dark power 13
Dream you gotta trust us on this one
efficiency is more important than wattage
Even the most powerful systems don’t require 2000 watts usually
get 1000-1200 or 1600 max
the m2000 is A tier. so i might just do that. its cooler master too. the only downside is its platinum
i was actually told the opposite but i will agree. im looking at 1600w tonight.
i will add the dark power to the list
theres probably a 40% chance ill go the m2000 right now.
You should make that a 0% chance
we will see haha
As many people have told you, above 1200w is unnecessary
not from what i have googled
Your googling is incorrect
its not
this one is jtc
so its a trade off. and a psu is one of the best parts for investing.
Ratings say fuck all about psus
There's a thing called the psu tier list? Where psus have been tested by PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE that know what they're doing
So I'd refer to that onstead of mindlessly googling and trusting one reddit post that said their psu hasn't blown up
so its better to shoot for around 40-50%
Oh wow you have me blocked don't you? Welp I give up
7950x3d +4090 is about 600w tho.
so a 1600w with titanium instead of platinum might be better.
What the fuck no
also the better the rating the flatter the bell curve is.
600w? Not including ram drives and power spikes
which means it performs better at lower workloads
More like 7-800w total
1200w is fine but its the lowest i will go.
tonight i will add options down to 1200w
Yeah you're talking to yourself at this point
what part are we on now?
power supply
Have you thought about going for 4000? to futureproof?
what was before psu
Or maybe even a double powersupply?
last i saw was mobo
Dream could go with a double PSU, to help with the load
storage
Oh so they ended up going back to storage
and yet you insist on ignoring those who's built pc's advice, i can tell you for certain 1200w is the max you'll ever need, anything over that is a waste for your use case, also any psu over 1kw is alot longer than a normal atx psu, so you'll never be able to do itx, and you'd have to get cases like a 4000D AF to be able to fit it in comfortably
shut it
nope, mobo's was before psu
Why are you arguing, check the pins.
Its whats best for dream, stop trying to make them not have the best
Dream all you NEED is 1000 but it’s good to have more but you don’t need more
<@&750150305383186585> trolling, adding no help to the discussion at hand
How am I trolling?
Looking at how GPU's are
itll just give them more power for the future
If you want trolling
This is trolling.
no, no it won't at all
Adding nothing to the discussion, other than harrasing dream
Would you say a standered 4000d could fit one if you took out the hdd bays?
How would it not.
This discussion is side tracking like always, stop derailling
Keep on the topic which is PSU's
At the point we need 4000 watts if it ever happens you’ll need a all new psu
yeah you can, for the hx1000/ax1000+ you have to remove the hdd trays no matter what
Even my rm 750 is tight in there with the bays
but there are many cases where there isn't enough space physically to have a 1kw+ psu inside it
mATX cases got the short straw on that one
corsair 1000d, lian li 011d's
So that makes the options small
both are not advisable as cases for her use
I feel like a 5000d airflow would be amazing for her
and dual psu inside a van is really a bad idea
Oh she’s in a van?
fractionally bigger than the 4000d
A 1000w computer inside a van is a bad idea
she intends to do so at some point
stated that from the get go
Except you can get a 360 in top
360mm to the side*
I was just thinking that
And the top
If I were dream I’d either get a 4070 + 7800x3d or a laptop with a 4090 and 7800x3d
I’d go 7900xt 7800x3d for mobile
Do they make mobile x3d cpus
4070ti + 7800x3d/ 4070ti + 7950x3d, either would be the best combo
not yet i believe
Okay
4070ti more efficient than a 7900xt
either of these combo's with a 850-1kw psu would be fine
Even a 4090 would work on a 850w
Wouldn't reccomend it tho
4090s can spike a lot
Like 200w over tdp
600-750w when accounting for transient spikes, which with all other parts added to it, around 800-850w total, which makes 1-1.2kw the best wattage range for the system, any higher is a waste of money , and you can go gold rated without it's efficiency being an issue if the van has something like one of the victron inverters
with an OC, 615w alone
The fact you're measuring in kw makes it sound like way kore wattage
Alr someone give me an update
any psu i've ever suggested to anyone, takes into consideration to transient spikes, eventual OC'ing later on at some point, 100w head room, if there was a 950w psu instead available, that would have been my main suggestion for the setup, but it skips both 900w and 950w straight to 1kw tbh
mobo's been discussed about but not one has been decided on, and now she's jumping on to psu's
I got blocked 
nope, you want the psu to be using 60-80% of it's total wattage, 50% of the total power draw will not make it a more efficient setup, especially with atx 3.0
7950H3D or whatever is coming soon or whatever
@lusty tiger@desert mist what you'd see in alot of van life builds
mainly the 24/3000
I feel like even though it could you shouldn’t because that’s for total power I feel like high powered pc parts don’t mix well with van life
i dont think you can do 4000
2050 is the highest
You can if you do multiple Powersupplies
like in servers
2050 + 2050 = 4100
nope, his suggestion was dumb for how you want to use it
Can you stop harrassing
Why would you get a 4070 thats trash
just get a 4090 at that point
or a 7900xtx
say's the troll who hasn't suggested anything useful in any of the threads
dream said themself i was more useful than creeper a bit ago
so stop derailling
its not your thread
if 180 mm etc is too big. i might not consider these options if it means excluding itx
it excludes it indefinitely, itx you're limited to sfx/sfx-l psu's
full atx and some mid atx cases can do a long atx psu (1kw+)
mATX case are mainly standard atx psu sizes only, and some of them are tight for cables
nope, dream did not say that at all
They did, look back a thread
Also why are you still trying toderail this
already looked and with a better memory than you naturally
Idk if you looked, and, youre still derailling
They said I was better to deal with than with creepers attitude
and was more useful
Also geez still harrassing me?
This must be against the rules
Borderline trolling
luckily with itx corsair has a 1kw psu in it's sfx line
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/GMbRsY/corsair-sf1000l-1000-w-80-gold-certified-fully-modular-sfx-power-supply-cp-9020246-na @arctic lotus
all of these are 160mm long, and at that pretty much your standard atx psu dimensions @arctic lotus
also on a side note, highest efficiency rating does not mean it's the best psu to go for, which is why we have the tier list, which has a link inside it for the spreadsheet that has unit info and lnks to reviews of the psu's
google isnt always reliable
reading what dream has said abt power supplies is giving me brain damage
she is barely listening to us :/
thats what ive been saying for like a month now
the one creeper boy has been recommending would be the best
clearly she knows what she wants and isnt gonna change her mind
2000 watt psu, optane, whats next?
Super tower case with a 480 rad
Nah 4090 already picked
No she knows not to get those
a corsair 1000D
yet shes dead set on optane and a 2kw psu?
and if shes in a van how tf is she even gonna power this shit
makes no sense whatsoever
a 6kw inverter
An a6000 is much worse than optane
shes gonna need at least one more alternator if shes serious abt that
liable to burn the whole van down
nope, but she'll probably need 4 batteries instead
no theres no way she could pull that much power from a stock alternator
you forget solar
oh you do make a good point there
She’ll need a big ass alternator too
have you seen the guys with the massive subs in their cars that run like 4 alternators
its wild
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/336gt7 Pc for 1.3k are there any improvments I could make?
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 7600, Radeon RX 7800 XT, Deepcool CH370 MicroATX Mid Tower
make your own god damned thread and not hijack someone else's
tbf there isnt anything going on here anyways
lies
@steel sapphire how you would wire it up before having the inverter inline
you don't even wire it up to the vans 12/24v system
im a car guy not an electrician, all i know is a stock alternator wouldnt be enough on its own for this level of hardware
install a stock semi alternator into a Chevrolet spark 😛
He’s not harrassing your obviously a troll
its "technically" stock
tbf in a transit it should have a decent 70a alternator
id keep the cars electrical system seperate from the other stuff
that is what you would do always in regards to this
makes sense
apparently an f250/350 has a 370A alternator
it's more than enough to make your toes curl with a single zap
is dream really getting a 2000w psu
i recommended the bequiet dark power 13 at the beginning of thread 3 (when i did a one-on-one with her until like 1am talking about psus) because its the best option for her needs
Tbh any a tier PSU would be solid but multi rail would be my choice if I had top of the line equipment
I will add the dp13 tonight
tbh, multirails are nice but the performance of most single rails makes them not worth it
What is single rail vs multirail
please.....please....please.....just do the dark power 13. there are no other psus better
Yknow that's not how comparison works silly
Nah just for safety in the rare case one rail burns up it doesn’t destroy everything on the other
I'm glad you really like that one tho
Not really true
In the tier A list all of those PSUs are solid in general
what are your thoughts on native 12hpwr plugs on psus
https://help.corsair.com/hc/en-us/articles/4415065357069-What-you-need-to-know-about-single-rail-and-multiple-rail-PSU-safety
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ_VV3UjEBY
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^for rauko, the reply removed itself
the grey haired white dude is the legendary jonnyguru
they're handy but it doesn't denote if the psu is atx 3.0 compatible
there's many atx 2.0 psu's with it
ig what would mainly change it is the price. but for dream, that clearly doesnt matter (even though it fucking should)
though if dream goes itx, then the corsair sf1000l is her best choice
why the ever loving fuck haven't we decided that
because she never decided on what mobo to go for
between itx, matx, atx. should literally be the first decision
yup
decides your gpu size limit, psu size limit, cpu cooler limit, storage size limit.....everything size limit
and power limits
Which dp13? The 1300w one?
not sure, but any build that's done, should have that in mind if she does back on it
I like the the montech Titan gold it’s a pretty solid unit from what I’ve seen
the 1000W one on the ATX 3.0 compatible section of the A tier of the psu tier list
Little overpriced
The montech PSU is cheaper and has a higher wattage at 1200w
Tier A
I picked up a SuperNOVA G2 1300w think I’ll just use it till it dies
i feel like for van life, she'd want a titanium efficiency psu
Tbh tho the differences in efficiency are kinda negligible after gold from what I’ve seen lol
Unless she’s constant taxing the PSU
with higher wattages, it matters more, iirc
At 60% or higher
@arctic lotushttps://youtu.be/QJ_VV3UjEBY?t=1103 take note
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not needed, it's nice to have but not needed
gold efficiency is enough, especially if something like the victron inverters i posted are used
i'll have to read through the renology stuff to see what they're like but currently it looks more like victron are the better ones to have as a solar system in a van
though, it's around $3k just for their inverter alone as a starting price
fuck van life (unless you buy like a $1000 pc)
i'd do the truck life instead of van life if i was going to go that way
house life ftw
it's fine til you have to deal with a karen, or in the case of america, HoA's that are lead by a karen/kevin(male form of a karen)
thankfully those don't exist in the uk (the HoA's)
this is true
vanlife is used as a catch all term even though it only has the word van in it. but like most people just do it in their car so thats really just carlife. but no one calls it that. its all just about the "nomadic lifestyle" but that doesnt work either cause that's not what everyone does. in fact most people just dont want to pay rent and would much rather just "boondock". but vanlife is just that catch all term. you can change it out for any vehicle type too. it doesnt matter. if you had a truck, you probably wouldnt go around saying you do vanlife ig lol.
I have the farm life so
No Karen’s, decent internet and plenty of land to do what I want
with trucks you can build out the back and have a "tiny home" built into the trunk bed
Rv life sounds like a plan tho
tiny homes are the same way. if you get good at what you are doing, you can "set up shop" in a lot of places, and have a lot of tiny homes that are basically free.
Some of those 400-500k rvs are as big as small single wide trailers lol
yeah i didnt even know they sold for that much.
it only costs $20,000 for the best vanlife vehicle brand new. if you dont care about space and just want to live rent free and almost gas free.
the toyota prius.
it's bar none. no contest. and everyone knows it.
but you probably shouldnt buy new for 1st vanlife vehicle
also, if you want space, the prius is the worst option.
i would go the prius to save money, but im probably not going to because i want the space and luxury instead
I’m a mechanic at a dodge dealer. A lot of people use the 2500 Dodge ram Transit van
They’re pretty good sized
what i will do, is probably buy a storage unit and get a prius on top of that after
Buy a truck and pull around a storage unit big brain
Would get terrible gas mileage tho
yeah this is the best cheap van, it's the dodge ram promaster. i literally want one of those. its a dream.
but tbh im worried about dodge reliability
Yea I couldn’t remember the name I rarely work on them
They really only ever have transmission problems if you take care of everything like you’re supposed to tho then that’s rare too
this falls into "tiny homes" and is also a good option. but i dont think i want to build out and tow something like that.
It’s not really that bad as long as you properly service it on time
cause then the trunk bed isnt going to be used.
Could use it for storage
The Promaster is pretty solid tho. Just make sure to do all the service work when it’s recommended
might do the ford transit over the promaster
We have costumers with 500k on their Promaster
but the promaster is more square
2023 promaster only costs $50,000
you could realistically build it out for $1000
If you baby it and take care of it it’ll last along time
Our dealership has customers with 500k
i thought this whole time you were talking money lmao
i was like in what universe
It’s a medical equipment company that transports medical equipment to peoples houses
They do all the services on time and are just now starting to have major issues at 500k
I replaced an engine in one like 4 months ago that had 537k
At that point I think I’d have just bought a new van lol
you mean studio flat with sky light
i like how they look
oh no mileage makes complete sense to me. yeah thats very cool.
this is great and all but like
it doesnt even tell you which one is which lol
no product names or links?
????
What are you talking about?
for example these are all deepcool power supplies and the line up comes after etc
none of the brands are listed
yes they are
before the lineup/model
i mean
there is a giant category the encompasess all of the models
nononono every model name next to the giant category for a single brand are the model number/name you put before the model when searching
quite clearly it says brand, then model line, then wattage
here
for real
literally the first in the list you were looking for
leadexs
most straight forward and easiest way to find it
im assuming you are not using ctrl + g to try and lookup the entire name
it is literally so easy
its literally blank
what?
with ctrl + g... not your browsers search engine
while in the spreadsheet
I'm sorry for being an ass about it since I assumed you knew what I meant the first time and were just trolling.
so this whole fucking time, ctrl g does the same exact thing as ctrl f
why have 2 things for the same thing
are you left handed?
Yes?
that's crazy
ive already used ctrl f in here
it doesnt help
it doesnt change the blank ones
they must've made the category smaller by accident since im pretty sure all of those above the black line are be qiuet PSU
i have it filtered to A+ only
ah
do you mean this black line
yes
i see
no im right
the very dark line seperates brands
i think it doesnt like you sorting it for some reason
yes
the one that goes through the entire screen
you said yes to this one at first tho
it doesnt look like that for me
i think it is broken since you sorted it instead of looking through it like normal?
how?
want me to stream my screen while i tell you how to use the spreadsheet? 💀
anything right to the giant box with a brand name is a model or lineup of power supply made by that brand
i would say yes. i would love that, but the speakers on my laptop are broken so i wouldnt be able to hear you
if the psu is a line up it will further be broken down like this
bronze and gold are both versions of that lineup
and are separate power supplies
use the legend at the top of your sceen basically
the reason it says model/lineup then model again after that is because sometimes a model will have different watt models even if it isnt a different lineup
it's really easy to read
not for me 🙃
so im not going crazy?
nope
the only reason i thought it was hard was that when you try sorting shit it breaks the spreadsheet and makes it difficult to read.
but you can just use ctrl + f/g or f3 to find what you are looking for anyways
im not looking for anything
then why do you have the spreadsheet open?
i just want to see the highest ranked items at the top
Just look for A and get one of those
just make sure it has the wattage you need
this is how they figure out what is A tier
so you dont have to read the spreadsheet to figure what you want.
any of these
whats the difference between single rail and multi rail
what is ocp
over current protection
The difference between single rail and multi rail PSU is how they distribute the power across the +12V rails. A single rail PSU has one +12V rail that provides all the power to the components, while a multi rail PSU has two or more +12V rails that each have a separate current limit.
Some advantages of a single rail PSU are:
- It can be more convenient for high performance PCs, as you do not need to worry about balancing the power load across multiple rails.
- It can perform better when overclocking, as it can provide more power headroom for the components.
- It has a higher current limit before the overcurrent protection (OCP) circuit shuts down the PSU.
Some advantages of a multi rail PSU are:
- It can be safer for your connected components, as it can prevent excessive current from damaging them in case of a short circuit or a faulty component.
- It can be more efficient, as it can reduce the power loss due to resistance in the wires and connectors.
- It can be more stable, as it can reduce the voltage ripple and noise on the +12V rails.
according to bing ai
Don't make your choice based off of what i just pasted.
Also if you want a good deal rn the Deepcool PQ1000M is on sale
whats the "best splurge" option
so single rail there is one 12v rail and multirail there is two 12v rails?
2 or more
but yeah
dark power 13 is pretty good if you want to splurge
but i would get anything in A tier really
that fits what you need
I currently use a PQ1000M since it is really good price to performance
especially if you live in Canada since it is on sale for 169.99$ CAD rn at Canadacomputers
But idk if you would want that for your build now that im looking
i would get an ATX 3.0 PSU if you plan on splurging
so damn dumb
no?
worst fucking tier list
okay so why are there so many dark power 13s
not really, it should be streamlined. not half baked together. its fucking ass, and the fact that they have a discord server. give me a fucking break. are you fucking kidding me??
at least have the fucking decency to add a fucking link
jfc
the one in the middle
It's a tier list not pcpartpicker
whay are there 5 different ones?
its a lineup
yeah well, any other tier list ive seen isnt this incompetent
they are all different if you look
Nobody agrees with you. This is well known to be the best tier list for Power supplies.
how do i know which one the tier list is talking about???
its the ONLY tier list
lmao
by reading the spreadsheet? 🤡
yeah idk which one it is
or the dark power pro 12 at 1200 or 1500w
then why does it say dark power 11
that is under the one i was talking about
you said the dark power 12
also it says dark power pro 11/12
meaning either
but i would get the newer one
it says 10 9 8 7 on that lmao
thats only the 12 NOT the 11
i have it highlighted because i thought it would be easier
yes because the 11 is an older version of the 12
if its not A+ why is it on the A+ tier list
i fucking sent a link with you mentioned for this
sorry i was at work
i must have missed it. did you reply or @ mention me
replied and then done an @ mention with a highly valuable video
i found it
is it wattage only or are there other differences between wattages
well there are 2 that are different since they are a different lineup
the top 2 are from the pro lineup
the dark power pro 13 isnt even on the spreadsheet
nope
this is the one creeper wants me to get
so the top one is Antec Atom G???
not how it works
the spreadsheet is in alphabetical order
atom g there
wattage is the difference
is it the antec atom g or not
Also the best PSU would be one with A+ since A is the best tier and + is the best subtier
the 'G' meaning it's a gold effciency rating
how can something be A+ rating but be 80+ white like cmon
Also you were complaining about there being no links right?
any of the underlined ones are clickable
I mean just look it up?
also cant find antex atom G
why would you want that
it says A+
You would also like a platinum PSU, yes?
i want titanium
then how can something be A+ rating but be 80+ white
antec*
what you want and what you need are 2 different things
at least where i live the PQ1000M is the best bang for your buck you can get for an A tier PSU.
But it only has 3 PCI-E 8-pins
I'm assuming the 4090 needs 4 or an ATX 3.0 PSU since those have 12vhpwr already without needing an adapter.
what is atx 3.0?
new psu standard
why does 3 pcie pins vs 4 pcie pins matter?
what is the psu standard?
is there an atx 2.0 then?
Your GPU may only need 3 to run but warranty might require you to have 4 or it may be void since they love doing shit like that
okay i didnt read what that article says but literally google it to find out
yes. it's the older standard and what most psu's are
so like usb 2.0 or 3.0 but like for psus
anyways just get the dark power 13 1000w
that was a question lmao
the answer is yes
why call it atx 2.0 or atx 3.0 then? why not just call it psu 2.0 or psu 3.0??
there is not a difference in power but in the configuration of what cables are used im pretty sure
atx is for motherboards
no
its for both
ATX (Advanced Technology Extended) is a motherboard and power supply configuration specification, patented by David Dent in 1995 at Intel, to improve on previous de facto standards like the AT design. It was the first major change in desktop computer enclosure, motherboard and power supply design in many years, improving standardization and int...
yeah but then you could say its for cases too like
psu first, mobo second
because atx is a psu standard first and formost
okay but then like, it's still just a form factor
for mobo's yes
its a motherboard and power supply configuration specification, patented by David Dent in 1995.
ik now that atx was used by psus first like okay i get that then
but its still a form factor
why name your standard after the form factor
Other way around. 💀
Read this.
the only new thing i learned here is david dent 1995 lol
lol
so antec earthwatts platinum is more up my alley
no
You would need a 1000watt psu
the one you are talking about is 750
its also not titanium like you wanted
theres 1 diamond psu
Diamond is certified by a different place than any of the 80+ ratings
don't touch
Just get a dark power pro 12 it has everything you want and a 10 year warranty and is A+
its fully modular
it's even 80 plus titanium
why are you even still looking
unless you dont want one of those features
If you want a cheaper alternative get a Deepcool PQ1000M
if you live in Canada or USA its on sale
both are good choices
this is only 80 plus gold btw
but its also 149.99 on newegg
pretty much the rm1000e would be around the same price
is it?
just as good too, but i checked and its slightly more expensive rn
wont matter since prices will change by the time we get to the next part...
warranty is slightly worse at 7 years
it's B tier
What is?
The darkpower 12 pro is A+, the PQ-M lineup is A, and the RM-e lineup is A...
yup
Absolutely
Of course, the tiering is an arbitrary value based on a list of criteria that the PSU either does or doesn't hit, versus the efficiency rating based on an objective value
But the efficiency rating doesn't necessarily imply the quality of the components used to make up the PSU, which is why it is better to follow the tier list and the testing methods they use
so then wouldnt a gold highlight be better than the dark power 13
also i cant find any of these psus on pcpp
oh
this is a tier
the m2000 is also a tier
thats weird... it shows different here for some reason
is that a different version of the spreadsheet?
nope
what does black text mean
blue text just means its quiet right?
no
A- just means low priority which is scroll down
- is a modifier in the spreadsheet meaning it is the best in its tier
A* just means speculative which is worse than low priority.
yes
yeah which is gold
gold text
yeah
gold = A+ (or B+) whatever
but if its A tier get anything with gold text that is also titanium if you don't care about cost
etc
yeah but they dont do every psu
anyway what about black text
the ones that arent gold or blue
they can't be A+ or B+ or C+ etc
cause thats gold
I'm assuming they don't meet these criterea but are still good enough to be put in the tier
so then what would blue be
look at the image
cause it can't be A- or B- etc
and it can't be A* or B* etc
i already told you what blue means
read the image
im asking what blue is
so the difference between blue and black is no difference then.
blue and black would be A, B, C etc
??
no
black would mean it doesnt meet that criteria
yes but you asked what blue meant and black is obviously different
again, not what im asking 🙄
no i told you what blue meant
im asking what it is
I already know what blue is
not what i meant either lmao
i didnt mean "im teaching you"
lmao
anyway
black does not meet the criteria for GOLD or BLUE but is still good enough to be in that tier
can you answer the real question now
i have said it multiple times
or do you not know
alright alright , can we stop fucking around lmao
this is what you linked me to
all im asking is this
gold = A+
low priority = A-
speculative = A*
so then what is blue?
and then what is black?
yeah a lot
or really something small.
blue and black arent in the spreadsheet from what i can see.
in the forest with no trees.
so yeah you dont know either.
alr, im just gonna guess they are both the same then like i said. they are both A in this case.
or B, C etc
Well what i do know is that PQ-M lineup is blue and is also A so you are probably right
thats good enough for me. thanks
i just didnt get you were talking about the spreadsheet and thought you were asking what the colours meant in general lmao
mb
ig i meant both, but i tried to clarify that i knew what the colors meant
i just wanted the spreadsheet equivalent though yeah
so are these all atx2 then
Yeah and that confused me a bit since you went back to asking the same question.
is atx3 really that much better than atx2
or is it like usb3 vs usb2 where its like yeah its better but no one cares.
Yes, there is a ATX 3.0 spot at the top of the list
ik i saw those
so then yeah im guessing the ones below are atx2
what about atx1?
atx 1.0
so that means black text is still just fine
pretty sure you wont find any of those since ATX 2 is basically all that is on the market
also i heard that psus kind of build like gpu aibs.
where its just the oem, and then the psu manufacturers build the actual psu case and the fans and everything around it.
how much better is atx3
From what I'm seeing it is just a 12hvpwr connector addition but I'm probably wrong.
Correct
ATX3.0 just adds the stupid highpower connector
hv as in high volt?
A tier
ohhh
so FSP makes the oems but also has their own brand?
what does left blank mean?
the maxrevo
it also adds extra efficiency
several others psu manufacturers are like that as well
okay cool so that is how it works then
I'm pretty sure i have the wrong version of the spreadsheet could i get a link?
it's on their website dude
Yeah i opened it from there but dream sees all of these as B*
heres the image i saw earlier from dream
how i see it
she's using filters
that breaks the spreadsheet
oem's
yeah i know that
how i see it for the enermax ones
so oems would be like how gpu manufacturers like nvidia or amd make the gpu, and then card manufacturers make the casing and fans and everything which is like the psu manufacturers
okay cool so what does blank mean
yes/no
idk? there is no legend for that
any that's blanked out for tiering is basically tier F due to their age
i see
clearly stated
Yeah i thought it would have F in the tier slot then
i get it. no cause you dont like the analogy because of some technicality. yes because its kind the relationship between the manufacturers is kind of similar.
but it makes sense its not good if its blank
some of them could be decent psu still but due to their age it drops them
I definitely wouldn't trust anything over 10 years old anyways.
but its blank not F
like there's some blue labelled corsair psu's that's a good 10+ years old
they're still decent units by todays standards
heres what F looks like
but their topology is ancient by todays standards
for known tier F psu's but blank/'X' are old and removed from the tier list
Gigabyte really is terrible at outsourcing power supplies
and due to that, under the statement in the tier list, a psu from 10-12 years ago is now tier F
many of which are no longer produced
okay, that makes sense, but blank seems to mean something else. not X. because X is marked. and X means it's old.
the dumb bit was them using a laptop power brick manufacturer for designing and producing the p-gm line
for real
personally, if the oem isn't fsp, enermax, cwt or gw i'd suspect the psu some
the psu some what
he would be wary of them
also isn't seasonic and superflower pretty decent at making them?
i thought they were their own OEM
super flower is
gw as in great wall?
seasonic is purely overpriced
yup
the highlighted is the psu in my nas build
a tx650m (gold)
okay so how important is the oem then?
you are right but holy shit i cant find a single one not rated A tier besides those 2
nvm
lmao
rm650, psu in my main pc
cause with graphics cards. its pretty massive. 4090 vs 7900 xtx
I think i had a 750 in my old system myself.
most are A- tho, so yeah probably overpriced.
different components used, so different tolerances despite the specs some brands may want
a 650w psu should never be 150+
oh yeah they are incredibly overpriced
40-90 for around that wattage
so the A+ in this would read as seasonic PRIME TX?
maybe include titanium 1600w too ig
yeah
seems like a decent option
Very overpriced
seasonic have very mediocre psu's for anything under 850w tbh, still overpriced
and tbh, certain models have tripping issues for ocp
though they should be fixed by now, you could still get one with the tripping issue
yeah it's expensive
ive already added it to the list tho
because some sellers will sell old stock as if it's brand new
Almost double the cost of the Dark power pro 12 and not even better than it
the fact stands that the prime tx is still a good psu tho
yes
at a higher wattage sure but you can get better for much cheaper
the price is crazy
yeah i will keep searching
its on the list to compare regardless tho
any other suggestions?
i will add them right now
when a brand changes the oem
so F is worse than X then right?
the cwt version of an nzxt C is suppose to have better performance
ones clearly denoted as tier F yes
no they are just as good as each other
blank is equal to an 'X' but it's the age of it that makes it bad
maybe X is better. cause at least X is just old. maybe blank is just unknown and old. or just unknown
or maybe even unknown and bad lol
So what power supply are you getting?
put it this way, a green labelled cx650m is tier F due to age
where as an orange labelled cx650m is tier C
the difference is the age of the topology
the orange one is about 5 years, the green is 10-12 years
handy thing about corsair psu's is that with certain ages, they have specific generation pinouts
i.e. typ3/ type 4/ type 5
the main different being the mobo cable itself
both of my psu's are the type 4
though tx650m is semi modular
so ig for me
F tier = just flat out bad (not age related) "heavily malfunctioning protections, QC issues or design flaws leading to widespread malfunctions / DoAs"
X tier = old, outdated "not tiered, long out of production or limited run
Positions may be not up-to date with the tierlist article"
N tier = no info "not tiered, no info"
blank = probably just unknown or untested or something. idk why they wouldnt just put N for these. i can understand not putting F. and i can understand not putting X cause maybe it isnt old and maybe they dont know if its bad or not. but why not N.
but ig in any case, just avoid all 4
and the maxrevo is blank so.
add in fake efficiency ratings to the tier F one
probably an older psu
and tbh, in your specific use case, look only at tier A psu's
because i have the tools, and also have the pinout list for type 4 corsair psu's i can actually make my own custom cables for my system
theres already enough division within A tier too
before atx 3.0 came out it was only devided between multi and single rail
ohh okay
also as a side not, the msi MPG range was downgraded from purely multirail it single rail
is atx 3.0 worth it
Not really.
is a gold highlight psu worth it?
yes
because of the gpu you want to go for, yes
blue or gold highlighted are both fine
Really depends if you care about the cost imo.
there's a few atx 3.0 psu's that are reasonably priced still tbh
the msi MEG AI1000P, corsair RM1000e
i hear atx 3.0 doesnt really add anything special tho
this is is due to how despite it having multirail protections it acts like a single rail psu
huh you were right
this is rated A tier btw
just remember, any psu that has the pcie 5.0 power connector (12vhpwr) does not automatically make them atx 3.0 compatible
still 120$ more than PQ-M which is blue but its also ATX 3.0 and gold and 80 plus titanium which seems worth it at your budget of 7000
WTF that is cheap
and like i said, it's reasonably priced for what it is
the 2 corsair psu's depending if you go itx or not
msi also
They seemed rather firm on going 80 plus titanium but these are some decent options
offers exactly the same as the bequiet psu tbh
be quiet is ATX 3.0 and titanium
but that is a better deal
You can even get an A tier blue PSU for 149.99 rn
msi has good psus
okay, so how do you find out if it has atx 3.0 or atx 2.0
also what is atx 2.2
an extension on atx 2.0
reviews primarily
especially ones that have the psu opened up
opened up as in. on a test bench?
so they have RGB psus too?
this one seems to be better than the dark power 13 in every way, however the dark power pro 13 seems to be so new that its not on the tier list. its the same price as the dark power pro 12.
the dark power pro 12 is A+ tho
it is multi/single-rail switchable
gold highlight
that seasonic is +100w but it is single rail
so is multirail better then?
the extra 100 watts in the seasonic one is pointless, 1500 is more than enough
you really need to read better
1200 is more than enough for your setup
eh
here's the comparison so far tho
i'll champion any good product tbh
that doesnt mean it is atx 3.0
many atx 2.0 psu's with it tbf
is 12vhpwr cable good tho?
Do you want 4 cables hanging off your 4090 or just 1
4 cables that used to burn up a tad bit
get rid of the seasonic's and the 1800w+ ones
Other way around
idk anything about the cables or the number of cables and the value there except. i vaguely remember each of the cables and what they are for mostly.
so like molex ik
4 cables to 1 cables that used to burn up a bit
sata ik
The PCIe cables were always fine, it's just people not plugging the adapter in properly
sure
buuut
van moves around, so the pc moves around
so the cable might move around
Someone get a picture of the spaghetti that hangs off of the 4090 when you use the adapter
so basically
you kinda only care about gpu one
still happens with those that plug them in correctly as well tbh, though it's a smaller number
cause every psu has enough cables for everything else
but ive been seeing techies talk about it like as if its worth comparing the number of a certain cable port over another and i dont get that tbh
right now, im only considering wattage, efficiency and tier in my comparison
maybe length or price as last
consider a 12vhpwr
You need to care not for length because your case choice dictates that
okay i can start to add that in
if it has one its usually labeled PCIE 5 or 2023
yeah but smaller is always better especially if all the stats are the same
i have a 4080 with this problem
Not really?
Why is smaller better?
like if they are both A+, both titanium, both 1600w or some shit. then i guess get the 175mm over the 220mm
thats how comparison works
it's the difference between these
ill get the 175mm over the 220mm if it means spending more money
Damn, I need to dust it
but it depends
okayy but does this matter
nope, half of it is due to nvidia themself as they used 2 different manufacturers for the adapters alone
There is
No difference
The length does not matter
the cable quality matters
Yeah it’s making me consider getting some after market cables
ill keep track of modular. ik i want fully modular, but honestly all of these are fully modular
making a spreadsheet of a spreadsheet is interesting
do the cables come with
if its over $10 its modular
..yes
Ofc
psu always comes with cables, the gpu comes with the adapter
but if you get bad cables you can just buy cables right?
depends on the psu
Getting bad cables isn't a thing
even the fully modular ones or the semi?
yes but it depends on what psu
every
yeah you cant for non modular
We call cables bad if we don't like how flexible they are or something
dude theyre not apple or samsung, they wont take out the essentials
all psu's comes with cables
okayy
LMAO
buy a phone and it doesnt come with a charger
kind of dont get the whole pcie gen 5 psus lmao. someone told me this was marketing and i listened
then there's me who won't touch seasonic due to using 18 gauge for the main cables and 20 gauge for the pigtails
i know that msi one means it has 12vhpwr
ive combed through all 2000, 1800 and 1600w psus
i will go down all the way to the 1200w psus just for you guys
yes and no, pcie 5.0 is the cable name, while it'salso known as 12vhpwr
wait so 12vhpwr = gen 6
you should just remove the seasonics, and the 1.8kw + ones and just choose between 1kw and 1.2kw
like the real pcie gen 6?? or some weird psu version of pcie gen 6 lol
gen5 pcie power cable
so gen 5 not gen 6
No
my bad, typo's
no worries
im on track
i didnt realize the 12vhpwr translated to pcie tho
oh wait, maybe gen 5 actually matters on a psu
anyway, already stated why its neat