Suggest a New PSU (power supply unit) under 12K.

umar8

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I have an i3, 2 hard drives and 1050 GTX so no power hungry components.

The budget can be increased but I want reliability while keeping Pakistan's weather and electricity conditions.

All suggestion are welcome. Thank you.
 

biggerB

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For that price you should be able to get a CX or CV series corsair 600w or 650w PSU with 80+ bronze certification. This is more than enough for your PC and also gives you room for upgrades later on.

IMO, Corsair is probably the best PSU brand you can buy, mainly because of their QA/testing which is important when you consider Pakistani weather.

The CV650 is available on Czone for 11k
 
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GoldenHawk

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@umar8 The Corsair CV650 is a good option in your budget easetec has it on sale for Rs.10600


Thermaltake Litepower 650w is also a great budget option its on sale for rs.7800 on Czone

 
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sunny945

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corsair 400w or 450w 80+ psu is more than enough for you.
GTX 1050 is not a power hungry gpu and you have a i3 system so you don't really need a bigger psu. if you are looking to upgrade your setup cpu and gpu in future then maybe you can purchase 500-550w good psu.
just when you are purchasing a psu look for a reliable psu which should be gold or bronze certified and should have 80% efficiency and you are good to go
 
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umar8

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corsair 400w or 450w 80+ psu is more than enough for you.
GTX 1050 is not a power hungry gpu and you have a i3 system so you don't really need a bigger psu. if you are looking to upgrade your setup cpu and gpu in future then maybe you can purchase 500-550w good psu.
just when you are purchasing a psu look for a reliable psu which should be gold or bronze certified and should have 80% efficiency and you are good to go
Actually, I am looking to upgrade within a year or so to a later generation but I will not buy higher end GPU anyway.
Thank you for your suggestions, do you have a particular suggestion for 500 to 550w PSU? Obviously, gold certification will take me out of 12K range. So, any suggestions regarding Bronze certified PSU are very welcome. Thank you.
 

umar8

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@umar8 The Corsair CV650 is a good option in your budget easetec has it on sale for Rs.10600


Thermaltake Litepower 650w is also a great budget option its on sale for rs.7800 on Czone

Thanks @GoldenHawk

& @biggerB for suggestion. I am looking at your links and suggestions. Really appreciate it.
 

umar8

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@umar8 The Corsair CV650 is a good option in your budget easetec has it on sale for Rs.10600


Thermaltake Litepower 650w is also a great budget option its on sale for rs.7800 on Czone



Ok. So, the overall reviews are satifactory considering the price of CV650. I think this PSU will be more than enough for my system.
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GoldenHawk

You have any experience shopping at easetec? How are they? I personally never shopped there before.
And thanks for you help.
 

sunny945

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Actually Corsair CX or TX series power supplies are good but are now very expensive than they used to be.
You should also visit PG market place for psus because if you are able to find a good psu in new condition, it would be great.
Regarding current options, Thermaltake TR2 series is also good. if you are able to find it, its good, gold rate and cheaper than corsair.
or if you are able to find ANTEC power supplies those are also good.
 
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GoldenHawk

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Ok. So, the overall reviews are satifactory considering the price of CV650. I think this PSU will be more than enough for my system.
@
GoldenHawk

You have any experience shopping at easetec? How are they? I personally never shopped there before.
And thanks for you help.
@umar8 Yes the Corsair CV650 is more than enough for your system, by upgrading to it you will have the added benefit being able to change your GPU to something more powerful in the future without having to change your PSU again.

Easetec are official distributors of Corsair, Asus and Gigabyte in Pakistan are 100% recommended. Do try to negotiate a better price before buying might get a better deal than whats advertised on the website.
 
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ahsaniqbal87

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Dear Umar,

i am willing to sell my 860 watt power supply, if interested you can visit my ad.

 

ASKnASK

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OP, kindly consult this when making your purchase decision.

This rating is based on what's inside the PSU rather than what's written on the box.
 
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