Got my new build finally spec'd out on PC PartPicker and had compromised on an EVGA B3 full modular 550w unit. Now it's not in stock today. I can't find a PSU that's reputable with the options I want in stock anywhere.
where is the link to the hx 750 or hx850 from corsair i checked twice and i guess im missing it somehow. (i am also about to purchase a psu, ebay has TONS Of 1000w platinum but not much 750 )What options are you wanting where even a B3 is a compromise?
Amazon has nada. And that's mostly their own fault.
Newegg is pretty stocked.
They have the Corsair RM650x, RM750x.... Antec Neo Eco Zen 600W,
Mind you, they all say ships within 5 to 10 days, but they don't say "out of stock" like everything else.
You can get the HX750i or HX850 directly from Corsair.
where is the link to the hx 750 or hx850 from corsair i checked twice and i guess im missing it somehow. (i am also about to purchase a psu, ebay has TONS Of 1000w platinum but not much 750 )
Their stock was pretty low the other day, so I went back to look what they got back in stock. Even though it shows the item in stock (not the usual "sold out" note under the item), when you click on individual units they are from 3rd party sellers or have something like thisWhat options are you wanting where even a B3 is a compromise?
Amazon has nada. And that's mostly their own fault.
Newegg is pretty stocked.
thanks a tiny bit more than i wanted to spend 204+tax free ship. i wonder what kind of efficiency the 1000w platinum has at 100w since they are 150 on ebay openboxHX850, $184.99: https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categ...-Units/hxi-series-2017-config/p/CP-9020138-NA
HX750i, $204.99: https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categ...upply-Units/hxi-series-config/p/CP-9020072-NA
Keep in mind the 750W is the "i" version and that's why it's more expensive.
thanks a tiny bit more than i wanted to spend 204+tax free ship. i wonder what kind of efficiency the 1000w platinum has at 100w since they are 150 on ebay openbox
the ftp link doesnt work for me but im at work so maybe thats why.I don't see any open box HX1000's. Just used ones.
If you want to see how a PSU performs at a particular load, just look at the Cybenetics reports on cybenetics.com.
HX1000: ftp://members.cybenetics.report/PDF_Reports/d/cybenetics_shI.pdf
the ftp link doesnt work for me but im at work so maybe thats why.
Meaning it’s got rolled cables, would prefer flat, short of getting custom cables made and it’s bronze instead of gold.What options are you wanting where even a B3 is a compromise?
Amazon has nada. And that's mostly their own fault.
Newegg is pretty stocked.
They have the Corsair RM650x, RM750x.... Antec Neo Eco Zen 600W,
Mind you, they all say ships within 5 to 10 days, but they don't say "out of stock" like everything else.
You can get the HX750i or HX850 directly from Corsair.
Why are psu's so squeezed in supply? Is it due to the coronavirus factory shutdowns?
sadly it wasnt new, i dont really care about warranty really because i wont be maxing this thing out, i read your review from 2016 and figured the oldest it could be is 4 years so im ok with another 6 years of use. (never had any power supply die except for laptop power bricks ((that doesnt really count does it))That's a good price for a NEW unit. But on eBay? Is that really new? Does it have a warranty?
You can get an HX70 on Newegg for $155: https://www.newegg.com/corsair-hx-s...817139206?Item=N82E16817139206&quicklink=true
i will still try to register it i guess if its just a add serial number kinda thing but im not worried and enjoy the gamble of used hardware,
30% less then the hx750 for a better/ more powerful power supply? i guess you should know what the chances of a power supply dying are better then me but out of 20+ ive never had one die in 20 years and i had some that where covered in feathers/ soot / ran on dirty power etc. to be honest i didnt know newegg even had the hx750 in stock and if i did know might still have bought the used one idk and to late now. the 133 was shipping / tax / supply and demand, titanium psu's seem to be 200+$ new (if you can even find it in stock) so almost half price didnt seem bad$133 is WAY TO MUCH for a used unit with a limited warranty. But, good luck.
What state is that? HI?i pay 45 cents kwh or more usually.
those are the ones id fear of course you dont want a warranty since it most likely will take out a component with it and you will decide to never use it again heh.. im in california and we do tier usage, so first tier will be like 25 cents then 35 cents then 45 cents then more! i was happy to pay 133 for my psu ;PWhat state is that? HI?
Edit: To keep my post on-topic, I stocked up on a few EVGA "White" 500W PSUs, with 2x 6+2-pin PCI-E cables (supposedly, according to Newegg listed, I haven't opened one yet). I figure, those are enough for a basic browser build that's not a giveaway, or a GPU / Gamer build with a single GPU. They were $40 ea., plus ship (plus tax).
Also, sadly, bought a couple of $27 Apevia "Captain" PSUs, "470W" (and I put that in quotes), NO PCI-E, basically, for giveaway builds, or basic APU builds for browser-boxes.
Almost bought some of those 500W RaidMax "Cobra" PSUs, those had ONE PCI-E 6+2-pin connector. But only three eggs. Figured that the EVGA 500W units that I had already purchased were better.