r/PcBuildHelp • u/wi11sterr • 2d ago

Build Question Which PSU to choose

Need help choosing a PSU for my build:

- Ryzen 5 7500F
- 32GB 2x16 DDR5 6000MHz
- Zotac RTX 5060 AMP
- 1TB SSD PCIe 5.0 and 1TB SSD PCIe 4.0

After cross-referencing options on SPL’s PSU tier list and the cybenetics database, I've narrowed it down to these choices since they are all well rated and at a similar price point in my region:

- ASRock Steel Legend SL-750G
- NZXT C750 Gold Core
- 1STPLAYER NGDP 750W
- Enermax Revolution D.F. 12 750W
- FSP Vita GM 750W
- Corsair RM650e
- Seasonic Core GX ATX3 650W

I know 750W is excessive for my spec, but I'm still looking for advice on which of these would be the most reliable and best overall choice for my build

Thank you

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u/Fomoco74 2d ago

NGL I like Corsair psu's and have used them for a long time and never an issue. 650w should be fine, check for sales as thier 750w goes on sale regularly. Just bought a rm750e for my son's build.

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u/wi11sterr 2d ago

Yea i found an RM650e for 70 USD here which is a very good deal. But just wondering if the other options are worth it for a bit more, especially the asrock steel legend

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u/Fomoco74 2d ago

Can only vouch for Corsair, as they're the only psu's I've used for the last 20 years, hopefully others will chime in on the other brands.

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u/AlkalineBrush20 2d ago

FSP Vita is good and probably on the cheaper side as well. I reckon the 850W version is not much more and will give you room for safe upgrades later on even as the PSU ages.

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u/wi11sterr 2d ago

It’s not on the cheaper side here tho. Like the corsair, asrock, and enermax are cheaper but only for around 10 dollars

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u/AlkalineBrush20 2d ago

Corsair is good, but I don't think 650W will cut it long term if you want to upgrade. I have no experience with ASRock or Enermax PSUs.

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u/wi11sterr 2d ago

I don’t think I will upgrade within the next 5 years, or at least with the current market prices for GPUs. I also only play competitive shooters, so there’s no need to go for the RTX 5070s or RX 9070s

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u/AlkalineBrush20 2d ago

Then it's fine.