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[funboy6942]

ENJOY!

It comes with a 10 yr warranty, and good feedback on it too. If I had the cash Id pick one up myself.

Model Name	agt
Brand	ARESGAME
Compatible Devices	Personal Computer
Connector Type	ATX
Output Wattage	1300
Form Factor	ATX
Wattage	1300 watts
Cooling Method	Air
Item Weight	2.96 Kilograms
Power Supply Design	Full Modular

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About this item​

• 80 PLUS Gold certified and 10 Year Warranty.
• APFC+LLC+DC-DC structure improve output voltage stability and ensure high durability.
• High performance FDB Fan for ultra-quiet operation and increased lifespan.
• Compact Size - 140 mm deep; High power output to size ratio.
• Heavy-duty protection including OVP/UVP/OPP/SCP/OCP/OTP.

 

[manly]

FWIW this brand is "Tier F • Replace immediately" on the PSU Tier List, due to review manipulation.

It might make sense to get a low end PSU for a true budget build. But if you need 1300W (say to drive a high end GPU), you probably are willing to spend an extra $100 on a well-reviewed unit.

 

[funboy6942]

let me try and find something better, will update the listing if I can find a deal on a quality unit

 

[manly]

If 1200W is enough, the be quiet! Pure Power 12 M is $180 for Prime members ($200 otherwise). I think that's on sale, although it might be higher than it was on Black Friday.

For this price range, I think ATX 3.0 is a must. But if you don't care, Micro Center B&M sometimes puts their house label "Maingear Ignition" PSUs on sale. It's a rebadged FSP Hydro, so at least "B Tier". Regular price for 1200W is $250, but it's only $100 when added to the cart (it's been on sale for a few weeks!). This is an in-store deal only.

Don't take the tiers too literally, but they are usually a good guide.
Any "premium" well-reviewed 1200W+ ATX 3.0 PSU is gonna cost $200+.

There's also this deal, but I can't comment on the quality of the unit (Rosewill PSUs seem to be Tier B or worse):

Rosewill 1000W/1200W ATX 3.0 PSUs for $99 on Newegg

https://www.newegg.com/rosewill-cmg1200g5-1200w/p/17-182-454 Stock up!

forums.anandtech.com

 

[funboy6942]

99 bucks is hard to beat if not needing to power a 7900xt/6900x/20 internal drives/and a br player too with 40 fans going and enough lights Stevie Wonder could see them

 

[Brainonska511]

99 bucks is hard to beat if not needing to power a 7900xt/6900x/20 internal drives/and a br player too with 40 fans going and enough lights Stevie Wonder could see them

If you just need to power a <275 W GPU, you could potentially just get a 750W-850W PSU from a very reputable brand. For example, the Corsair RM750e usually runs between $90-$110.