in anticipation of a GPU I cannot buy, I needed* to upgrade my trusty 650w Seasonic to a higher wattage PSU. this white ROG unit will look good in my White case so it was on the shortlist for a while, made by Seasonic with upgraded heatsinks it seems to get good reviews and it is quiet.
use code PRESS20 for the 20% discount to get this price.
*recommended 750w+ for latest 3000-6000 GPU's
Exactly, 3080 Gaming OC on a 750w here. People just need to use something like Pcpartspicker to figure out how much power you'll use. Then add maybe 10% overhead for spikes. Oh and buy Gold for top end equipment people.
I currently have a 6 year old EVGA G2 750w Gold PSU running my 9900kf/RTX 3090 build no issues other than the fan now runs constantly when gaming since it's got quite a bit of load on it vs past build's it was used for.
Bought a 1200w this weekend to upgrade to, should be silent even under load.
This is actually pretty cheap cause you don't need to buy extra sleeved cables for it
Yea that was my deciding factor for this unit.
Unless you need the white for aesthetics (though lots of cases the PSU is hidden) this is kinda terrible value being only 850w and only a Gold rating.
maybe everyone would like white money…
If you want white PSU cables, extension cables are the way to go. White PSU's are way too expensive for just the colour.
Not all the time but mostly. I got my white RM850X for under $200. It's usually cheaper than the black version. Lot harder to find white extension cables with white plugs, the bitfenix ones I got aren't sold anymore.
I couldn't find white plugs at all/ ones that didn't look cheap. I had to settle for black.
Yep I had to get mine from overseas. Same with close to half of my PC parts. Even got PLE to do a special order from their US supplier for fittings they don't stock. We have awful range in Aus.
if you mean 3080 you can easily undervolt it to run it on your 650, esp yours is Seasonic those are pretty good
I have been using my gaming trio x 3080 for 2 months on my 650W for 2 months without issue.