Nice ATX 3.0 PSU, same price as the black edition sold in other stores.
Corsair RM850x Shift Fully Modular ATX Power Supply - 80 Plus Gold - ATX 3.0, White $199 Delivered @ Amazon AU
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It's white, PCIe 5.0/16-pin and 850W.
Which one of these $200 PSUs match this?
thermaltake's toughpower gf a3 meets all of those criteria for much less. caveat is that it is lower on the 'tierlist' (b, speculative). but it is still very well reviewed and can be found for even cheaper at times
@O O: thanks for linking, didn't know about this new v3.1 version. 3.0 is still good if you can find it.
The connectors come out the side of the PSU rather than from the end, meaning when you're building in a case you can see where the plugs are and easily unplug/plug stuff in.
Showing as $212 for me. How do I get $199?
Still shows $199 here, maybe change an account?
I recently got this for $219 posted. Might not be as high a tier but has the ATX 3.1 and PCI 5.0 specifications as is 1000W (white)
https://www.pccasegear.com/products/66132/phanteks-amp-gh-pl…
As I said, it might be a lower tier but according to your link it is only "speculative". Regardless, still a reasonable option with good features for a reasonable price.
Speculative also means it can be lower lol. But yea it's reasonable and ATX 3.1 so that's good
If you're spending 200 might as well get ATX 3.1 for some future proofing
https://www.umart.com.au/product/deepcool-1000w-80-gold-powe…
Isn't this better value?
Still A Tier PSU but 1000wGood quality power supply if you need 1000w but relatively noisy under load when released, one example "The only noticeable point to raise would be the high levels of noise under greater loads. The fan profile of this unit is very aggressive…"
https://www.kitguru.net/components/power-supplies/zardon/dee…
A drawback in this is its harder to squeeze cables behind the powersupply and HDD cages.
I liked working with it despite that. As its so much easier to add or remove new PCIE cables.
Aren't there heaps of 80+ gold PSUs for around or under $200? What's special about this one?