5 Best Power Supplies for PC Gaming

 To support gaming activities, gamers need a motherboard, CPU, RAM, graphics, drives, RGB lights with steady power. In addition, the device also requires a power supply unit (PSU) which is the heart of a PC.

A 1200 watt power supply is not necessarily higher than 650 watts of quality, and is definitely not the right choice for a power management system. Because the wattage rating on the PSU doesn't tell you how much power it can supply, but there are a lot of caveats.

Here are the best PSUs to support PC gaming activities

1. Corsair RM 750x

 For over US $ 100, gamers can get an efficient and reliable power supply that will produce more than enough for a modern gaming PC, even with high-end components and minimal overclocking.

 Corsair RM 750x is a Japanese-made power supply that has a capacitor of up to 105 degrees Celsius. The device is certified as 80 Plus Gold which means it has a good level of efficiency, even has a zero RPM fan mode to run and doesn't have a heavy load.

 The budget-friendly series is equipped with a digital interface for monitoring software and a fancy fluid dynamic pad.

2. EVGA 500 B1

 If gamers don't have a big budget for a power supply, and only use a mid-range processor, then there's no need for a high wattage power supply. With the EVGA 500 B1 power supply, gamers only need to pay US $ 35.

 The EVGA 500 B1 is 80 Plus Bronze certified, meaning a usable power supply for a PC costs US $ 800. The power supply is quite reliable when paired with a simple gaming PC.

3.Rosewill Hive-750

 The Rosewill Hive-750 is priced at US $. However, this power supply is suitable for gamers who are building a high power system while saving.

 Much like the EVGA 500 B1, the Rosewill Hive-750 is 80 Plus Bronze certified. However, it lacks the performance of the Corsair RM 750x. The device only operates up to 54A on the + 12V rail, which is sufficient for a high-end CPU and even two good graphics chips.

4. EVGA SuperNOVA 850 G3

 The EVGA brand has been killing off its competitors in the power business lately, and the EVGA SuperNOVA 850 G3 series is one of its flagship. 80 Plus Gold certified, the power supply has an 850 watt union and offers a 10-year warranty on purchase.

 Many reviewers were attracted by the device, even praising the performance of the new EV3 G3 power supply. The load is low to medium there is almost no sound, and with the quality and efficiency gamers will probably never really feel a full sustained load.

5. EVGA SuperNOVA 1200 P2 80+ PLATINUM

 It's possible that some gamers don't need the power that generates more than one kilowatt of power. Only gamers who have high-end CPUs are overclocked with multiple graphics chips and large RAM capacities. For gamers who have devices with these criteria, it is recommended to use the EVGA SuperNOVA 1200 P2 80+ PLATINUM.

 The power supply is not the largest model available. EVGA sells a 1600W power supply on the same line, for US $ 450.