Excellent and reliable PSU available from Amazon UK, a good deal cheaper than Scan who are currently retailing it at £159.98.
850 W of reliable, continuous power
80 Plus Platinum certified guarantees 92% efficiency and silent operation
Flat black, low-profile modular cables
High performance design, designed for use in truly remarkable PCs
Guaranteed to deliver clean, stable, continuous power even at a server grade 50 degrees Celsius ambient temperature. 10 years warranty
Top comments
MBeeching to Cro_Baron
15 Nov 166#6
850w in a media pc build? Sounds a tad overkill :smile:
vulcanproject
16 Nov 163#8
The AX > HX. I'll take an EVGA Supernova P2 instead for this price. Not least because EVGA's customer support is second to none and the ripple suppression is unsurpassed, even better than this. Which is indeed a very good PSU. But you can't really go wrong.
As an aside, to require an 850w PSU you need a seriously hungry machine. You can easily easily run SLI GTX1080's on a 750w for example.
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pr2thej
15 Nov 16#1
This seems like a really good price for the spec.
Theres not a lot that needs this sort of power these days though, I know I could comfortably run a 1080 off my 750w and SLI is on its way out.
SonicMR2
15 Nov 161#2
I have one of these, flawless so far. Had to upgrade to solve a coil whine issue.
I don't think it's ever got warm enough for the fan to even run.
grove39
15 Nov 16#3
Just paid £94 each for three RM650i PSUs, wish i'd seen these yesterday.
minionibg
15 Nov 16#4
Wasnt that 7 years warranty?
Cro_Baron
15 Nov 16#5
Perfect for my media pc, dont know weather to bite the bullet hmm
MBeeching to Cro_Baron
15 Nov 166#6
850w in a media pc build? Sounds a tad overkill :smile:
The AX > HX. I'll take an EVGA Supernova P2 instead for this price. Not least because EVGA's customer support is second to none and the ripple suppression is unsurpassed, even better than this. Which is indeed a very good PSU. But you can't really go wrong.
As an aside, to require an 850w PSU you need a seriously hungry machine. You can easily easily run SLI GTX1080's on a 750w for example.
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850 W of reliable, continuous power
80 Plus Platinum certified guarantees 92% efficiency and silent operation
Flat black, low-profile modular cables
High performance design, designed for use in truly remarkable PCs
Guaranteed to deliver clean, stable, continuous power even at a server grade 50 degrees Celsius ambient temperature. 10 years warranty
Top comments
As an aside, to require an 850w PSU you need a seriously hungry machine. You can easily easily run SLI GTX1080's on a 750w for example.
All comments (23)
Theres not a lot that needs this sort of power these days though, I know I could comfortably run a 1080 off my 750w and SLI is on its way out.
I don't think it's ever got warm enough for the fan to even run.
Ten years :sunglasses:
As an aside, to require an 850w PSU you need a seriously hungry machine. You can easily easily run SLI GTX1080's on a 750w for example.