Too Many Power Supplies? Find the Right One

Typical price i
57.– to 120.–

Suitable for basic systems with low power requirements, such as office PCs or entry-level builds.

Provides adequate power for systems with integrated graphics and limited peripherals, ensuring efficient energy usage.

Typical price i
64.– to 140.–

Ideal for mid-range builds, supporting dedicated graphics cards and multiple peripherals.

Offers a balance between power and efficiency, accommodating moderate gaming or productivity tasks without overconsumption.

Typical price i
120.– to 190.–

Designed for high-performance systems with powerful graphics cards and multiple components.

Ensures reliable power delivery for gaming rigs or workstations, supporting overclocking and future upgrades.

Typical price i
100.– to 160.–

Gold certification ensures at least 87% efficiency at 20% load, 90% at 50% load, and 87% at 100% load.

Ideal for users seeking a balance between cost and efficiency, offering substantial energy savings for most computing needs.

Typical price i
160.– to 270.–

Platinum certification guarantees 90% efficiency at 20% load, 92% at 50% load, and 89% at 100% load.

Best suited for high-performance systems, providing excellent efficiency and lower operational costs over time.

Typical price i
260.– to 460.–

Titanium certification provides at least 90% efficiency at 10% load, 92% at 20% load, 94% at 50% load, and 90% at 100% load.

Perfect for environmentally conscious users and those with high energy demands, maximizing both cost and energy savings.

Typical price i
68.– to 150.–

Standard form factor for most desktop PCs, providing ample power output and compatibility.

Ideal for full-sized cases and builds requiring robust power distribution, supporting a wide range of components.

Typical price i
100.– to 170.–

Compact form factor designed for small form factor (SFF) builds, offering space-saving benefits.

Perfect for mini-ITX cases where space is limited, ensuring efficient power delivery in a smaller footprint.

Typical price i
68.– to 89.–

Enhanced power delivery standard, often used in servers and high-performance workstations.

Recommended for builds that require additional power stability and support for high-end CPUs and components.

Typical price i
110.– to 200.–

Features fully detachable cables, allowing users to connect only the necessary ones.

Ideal for custom builds as it offers the cleanest setup and optimizes airflow by reducing clutter.

Typical price i
80.– to 150.–

Includes a mix of fixed and detachable cables, offering some customization.

Balances convenience and cost, suitable for users who want moderate flexibility without full modular investment.

Typical price i
54.– to 100.–

All cables are fixed, providing a straightforward and cost-effective solution.

Best for budget builds or users who do not require customization, though it may limit airflow and aesthetics.

Specializes in quiet power supplies with innovative noise-reduction technology.

Ideal for users prioritizing silent operation, ensuring a tranquil computing environment.

Renowned for a diverse range of high-performance PSUs, including modular options.

Offers reliable power delivery, perfect for gamers and high-demand systems.

Known for producing some of the most efficient and durable power supplies.

Great choice for eco-conscious users seeking energy efficiency and longevity.

Offers power supplies that integrate well with ASUS motherboards and systems.

Reliable and designed for seamless compatibility, enhancing system stability.

Focuses on providing RGB lighting and customizable features in power supplies.

Ideal for users who want visually appealing systems without compromising on power.