I need help with purchasing a new font

[GyGaByTe_28]

Hello everyone, first of all I am a new user in this forum and this is my first post. I hope to make many friends in these places jejejejejejeejejej :ugly:

Well I have a problem with my current power supply: A club3d 850w that works well with voltages but the fan had a metallic noise and I opened it to grease the roller etc and nothing, it's still the same but I messed it up because the warranty seal broke when I opened it :troll:

I have been looking for a damn 135mm fan but nothing, besides apparently it's dangerous because the fans of the PSUs have a thermostat that according to the heat the PSU has, this fan increases its RPM etc.

My pc has these components:

Processor INTEL i7 socket 1150 it's a 3770 @ 3,4 with the boost on the motherboard activated to 3,9

RAM is 2 modules of Corsair XMRS3 at 1333 of 8gigas each module, total 16gb

Graphics a GeForce GTX 670 OC Gigabyte Windforce with 4GB of ram

Motherboard is an Asus P8Z77-V LE Plus

Solid state hard drive Kingston Hyper X 3k of 120gb

Mechanical hard drive WD Black of 2tb

The case I have a Corsair Gaming.

Extras: LG DVD burner, 3 fans 12x12 case.

I don't want to do overclocking, as it is the pc is great jejejejejejejej

I don't know how many Watts I need for this pc, currently I have 850w but I don't know if a 650w of good quality will work ¬¬

I was thinking of buying this fully modular Corsair RM650 Watt Gold PSU
The fan activates when it needs it and it seems interesting and it's GOLD certification

I also like this NZXT Gaming 650W HALE90 80 + Gold PSU

There are some from the brand ATRIX and KEEPOUT that are of more watts but these brands seem like crap to me :ugly:

I think that 650W is enough for me but I prefer that an expert can confirm it jejejejejjeje

Before I forget, my graphics card on its official website says this (System power supply requirement: 550W)
I think that the 650w is going to be very tight GRRRRR

damn, it sucks :alone:

Thanks in advance

[Sylver]

Hello and welcome

Since you don't put your budget, I think you'll have more than enough with one of these: Corsair RM650 650W 80 Plus Gold Modular CP-9020054-EU Power Supply apart from the quality, you get 5 years warranty, something that I personally value a lot when buying important components.

Considering that I have a similar computer with the same power supply and a couple of greedy graphics cards, I suppose you shouldn't have any problems with power.

Regards

[GyGaByTe_28]

@Sylver:

Hello and welcome

Since you don't put your budget, I think that with one of these you will have more than enough: Corsair RM650 650W 80 Plus Gold Modular CP-9020054-EU Fuente apart from the quality, you get 5 years of warranty, something that I personally value a lot when buying important components.

Considering that I have a similar computer with the same power supply and a couple of greedy graphics cards, I suppose that you should not have any problems regarding power.

Regards

Thank you very much friend. Well I want to spend about 100€ I will never do SLI or OC either, I also think that with the Corsair you put me, I have more than enough.

The one I have from Club3D has never really appealed to me

I've been looking it up on Google and I read that my graphics card, the 670 from Gigabyte, has a TDP of 170w and my CPU at max spends about 77w, let's say that the board to break with all the components, memories etc, spends another 100w, the 650w from Corsair is more than enough and calculating almost, it would even be enough for an SLI with another GTX670

[Sylver]

@GyGaByTe_28:

Many thanks friend. Well I want to spend about 100€ I'll never do SLI or OC either. I also think that with the Corsair you've put, I have more than enough.

The one I have from Club3D has never really appealed to me.

I've been looking it up on Google and I read that my Gigabyte 670 graphics card has a TDP of 170w and my CPU at max spends about 77w. Let's say the motherboard to be torn apart with all the components, memory etc. spends another 100w. The Corsair 650w is more than enough for me and calculating, it would almost be enough for SLI with another GTX670.

Indeed, with a view to the future, it is a good choice in every way. Even with the 550W version of this same power supply, you would be well powered.

Regards

[GyGaByTe_28]

@Sylver:

Indeed, with a view to the future it is a good choice in every way. Even with the 550W version of this same power supply you would be well powered.

Best regards

How does the fan behave when you push it playing games etc? Does it get very hot on idle?

[Sylver]

@GyGaByTe_28:

How does the fan behave when you push it while gaming, etc? Does it get very hot on idle?

In the case of my power supply, it is very, very quiet, and although it does dissipate some heat when I push it, it is not alarming, everything is within the expected range.

On IDLE, the air it blows out is almost cold.

Regards

[GyGaByTe_28]

@Sylver:

In the case of my power supply it is very very quiet, and although it does dissipate a little heat when I push it, it is nothing alarming, all within the expected.

In IDLE the air it blows out is almost cold.

Regards

According to what I read in idle the fan does not spin

According to what it says the fan works when the power supply gets hot

[Sylver]

@GyGaByTe_28:

According to what I read on idle, the fan doesn't spin

According to what they say, the fan works when the power supply gets hot

But that will be the one I gave you, mine is a TX650, and that is an RM650, more current than mine.

Honestly, I haven't noticed if mine moves the fan when it just starts up, but it's quite hot here right now, so it's active since it starts up.

The operation is the same in almost all power supplies of this type, they start without spinning the fan and when the thermostat reaches a certain temperature, it activates it to dissipate the heat. It's not about being on IDLE, but the temperature at which it is. While the power supply works, it is generating heat, therefore it has to dissipate it from a certain temperature. In winter it is true that it won't activate at first, but what is now in summer, it activates directly.

Regards

[GyGaByTe_28]

@Sylver:

But that will be the one I gave you, mine is a TX650, and that is an RM650, more current than mine.

Honestly I haven't noticed if mine moves the fan when it just starts up, but it's pretty hot here right now, so it's active from the moment it starts up.

The operation is the same in almost all power supplies of this type, they start without turning the fan and when the thermostat reaches a certain temperature, it activates it to dissipate the heat. It's not about it being in IDLE, but the temperature at which it is. While the power supply is working, it is generating heat, therefore it has to dissipate it from a certain temperature. In winter it is true that it won't activate at first, but what is now in summer, it activates directly.

Regards

Ahh okay okay well bye bye I'm going to buy the rm650 to see how it turns out for me for 95€ applying the IGIC there are 3 units left.

They also have the club3d of 700 80+ gold but I didn't like this brand much in power supplies my 850 bronze one the fan had a little noise in the fan from the first week and a friend with the same one too. I think club3D is bad in materials as well as their vgas

[Sylver]

The truth is that I don't really support club3D in VGA's either, and in power supplies I haven't even seen any live, so I'll tell you... In power supplies I trust a lot in Corsair, OCZ, Silverstone...

Greetings

[GyGaByTe_28]

@Sylver:

The truth is that I don't really support club3D in VGA's either, and in power supplies I haven't even seen one live, so I'll tell you… In power supplies I trust a lot in Corsair, OCZ, Silverstone...

Greetings

anyway I'm going to take a look at mediamarkt I think they have ANTEC in the mediamarkts I'm going to take a look and if not then I'll get the corsair 650 which I really like the type of wiring it uses and the 100% modular jejejejej

[GyGaByTe_28]

@Sylver:

The truth is that I don't really support club3D in VGA's either, and in power supplies I haven't even seen one live, so I'll tell you… In power supplies I trust a lot in Corsair, OCZ, Silverstone...

Regards

Friend I already have the RM650 mounted, it works great the voltages are even better than the club3D of 850w the rail of 11,900 is now at 12,150 when I put the club3D under load it went to 11,800 and this one doesn't go below 12 not even a little.

The only thing that worries me is that in these power supplies apparently the fan works at 0rpm it only activates when you give it more than 40% load and giving it hell to the pc with furmark etc etc there's no way it moves jakjakjakajka

It's warm but it doesn't burn but it is hot though

[Sylver]

@GyGaByTe_28:

Friend, I already have the RM650 assembled, it works great, the voltages are even better than the Club3D 850w, the 11,900 rail is now at 12,150 when I put the Club3D under load it went to 11,800 and this one doesn't go below 12, not even close.

The only thing that worries me is that apparently the fan on these power supplies works at 0rpm, it only activates when you give it more than 40% load and when you give it a lot with furmark etc etc there is no way to make it move jakjakjakajka

It's warm but it doesn't burn, but it is hot though.

I'm glad. As you can see the efficiency of these power supplies is very high, and above all it keeps all the voltages constant without hardly any variation, not like in the case of other power supplies.

As for the temperature don't worry, the regulator will do its job when you ask for more than 300W. Otherwise you can rest easy, Corsair doesn't give you a 5 year warranty for nothing

Regards

[GyGaByTe_28]

@Sylver:

I'm glad. As you can see, the efficiency of these sources is very high, and above all, it keeps all voltages constant without hardly any variation, not like in the case of other sources.

Don't worry about the temperature thing, the regulator will do the same when you ask for more than 300W. Otherwise, you can rest easy, Corsair doesn't give you a 5-year warranty for nothing

Best regards

The best part is that it's 100% modular, if it breaks, I'll just unplug the cables from the power supply and take it back to where I bought it to get a new one XD. A job of 1 minute since the worst part of a power supply is untangling all the cables etc etc

When I messed up the +5v to 5.040v, it went down to 5.000v rounded but watch out, this is measured with aida64 because I put a tester directly on the power supply and while aida was telling me it was at 5.000, it was lying because the tester was showing me 5.040v.

+12v of 12.192v goes down to 12.090v which the tester is telling me again is false that it's still at 12.19

[ferelxyx]

Corsair RM750 750W 80 Plus Gold Modular. it costs around 110 euros, I think it would be ideal for you,
best regards

[GyGaByTe_28]

@ferelxyx:

Corsair RM750 750W 80 Plus Gold Modular. anda por los 110 euros, creo que seria la ideal para ti,

un saludo

si la estuve mirando pero la fuente me hacia falta URGENTE y no podia estar pidiendola por internet y la 650 la tenia en tierra firme y si tengo algun problema con llevarla donde la compre yo mismo pues me dan otra sobre la marcha. :troll:

Luego mi pc no consume ni los Watios de la 650 y como no tengo pensado en hacer SLI es mas apenas juego en el pc ya no creo ni que cambie de VGA.

Y leyendo foros sobre las 750 que has puesto y 850 estas 2 las ha fabricado un fabricante algo mierdero y la 650 esta fabricada por CWT que no es la mejor de todas pero es buena.La 750 y 850 estan fabricadas por otro fabricante (Chicony Power Technology) y este no me gusta mucho.:ugly:

Otra cosa mas he leido muchos problemas sobre las 750 y 850 de cliking del fan y fallos varios es mas hay una remesa con cierto serial que hay que incluso devolverlas para que te manden una vercion mas actualizada y no queria correr riesgos ya que vivo en Tenerife y aqui estar enviando y pidiendo es una putada por el tiempo que se demoran.

Y ahora hablando de la de 650 ES UNA PUTAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA GOZADA yo creo que hasta el pc corre mas

y creo que la club3D que tenia al tener el RAIL de 12v por debajo los 12v algun componente no estaba funcionando al 100% pero se ha notado cambio ;D

Creo que es el disco duro Western digital black de 7200rpm que al no estar alimentado con sus 12v sino con 11,808 ahi tenia una falla :ffu:

Y por ultimo estoy gastando unos 350W de esta fuente en CARGA en reposo no supera los 260w y leyendo foros y foros hay gente con esta PSU y con pcs mas potentes que el mio usando SLI y aun les da jejejejejejej increible ;D

lo que no me puedo creer que una PSU de la casa club3D de 850W 80+ bronze que pone en la caja bien grande que soporta SLI,CROSFIRE y que es la releche costo 120€ y que luego en el RAIL de 12V solo entregue 32A y la corsair entregue 54A.Luego los 12V solo entrega 11,900 sin carca y la de 650 entregue los 12,200 sin carga y con carga baje a 12,040 (no baja de los 12).

En un principio pense que estaba averiada la mia pero un amigo con la misma fuente en un pc menos potente que el mio le de el mismo problema con la maldita club3d.Todo esto testeado con un multimetro y un tester de PSU nada de bios y programas

[Sylver]

@GyGaByTe_28:

I can't believe that a PSU from club3D of 850W 80+ bronze that says on the box that it supports SLI,CROSFIRE and that is the releche cost 120€ and then in the 12V rail only delivers 32A and the corsair delivers 54A. Then the 12V only delivers 11,900 without load and the one of 650 delivers 12,200 without load and with load it goes down to 12,040 (does not go below 12).

At first I thought my PSU was broken but a friend with the same PSU in a PC less powerful than mine has the same problem with the damn club3d. All this tested with a multimeter and a PSU tester, nothing to do with bios and programs

This is what happens with lower quality PSUs, because it's not always that the more expensive ones are of better quality, you yourself have noticed the difference in the performance of the equipment, and the values that the PSU shows are completely stable and demonstrate that quality. Not always the biggest horse gives the best results, the same thing happened in the early days of quad-core processors

Regards

[GyGaByTe_28]

@Sylver:

This is what happens with lower quality power supplies, because they are not always of better quality just because they are more expensive. You yourself have noticed the difference in the performance of the equipment, and the values that the power supply gives are completely stable and demonstrate that quality. Not always the biggest horse gives the best results, the same thing happened in the early days of quad-core processors

Best regards

I still remember when I had the socket 775 with a good core2duo E8400 that beat the smartest quad core even in games XDDDDDDDDDD. I was one of the first owners of the 775 QUAD and they were a pain

I did all sorts of crazy things to the E8400 with OC and without OC I gave it a beating and the damn thing didn't die and it flew. It was a legendary CPU

I looked around the corsair forums and on the website where they explain well how to add up the TPU of each piece etc. and my PC could handle it even with a 450W one of good quality of course. I still think that we're getting carried away with the extra WATIOS in PCs. I see people with 1000W power supplies with PCs that are killing themselves with 450W

I don't know who started the trend of LONG LIVE THE WATIOS let's buy the 1200W one. Better to have too much than not enough :troll:

I've seen 500W power supplies of supreme quality eat up many 1000W power supplies of dubious quality and they think they have the best one because it says 1000W on the sticker

Even at corsair if you don't inform yourself about the 750 and 850 they're sneaking in a different cat in the bag because the manufacturer is not of the same quality as the 650 and 1000. These two are manufactured by CWT

[Sylver]

If, with the actual manufacturers of each source this happens, there is a bit of trickery behind every company, they have subsidiaries, subcontractors, suppliers and things like that. Then it is in practice where it comes to light which is the best option in certain cases and with certain hardware.

Regarding the power supplies that are exorbitant, well, there is everything. Those who have the latest generation graphics (see the GTX Titan and newer ones above) necessarily need power supplies of a lot of watts, because these are truly gluttonous units. On the other hand, there are other users who, for the sake of "being safe", buy power supplies of very high power to move a normal dual-core with a modest graphics card, which is totally absurd and unnecessary.

Greetings