Recommend a SFX PSU

Soldato
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I won’t sell mine either. I don’t need an ITX build anymore but it’s a great psu so why replace it?
Same here.

I got the SF750 as i was toying with the idea of going ITX but it never panned out. (could not pass it up at just under £100)

Still works ok in a full size case albeit with cable extensions (may splash out on full size cables i can get them cheap enough).
 
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Same here.

I got the SF750 as i was toying with the idea of going ITX but it never panned out. (could not pass it up at just under £100)

Still works ok in a full size case albeit with cable extensions (may splash out on full size cables i can get them cheap enough).
I got mine for £95 too! Bargain! Sold my basic TX650 watt psu in the process.

I’ll have to check out those cable extenders if I do move to a micro ATX machine.
 
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Was thinking i only need the full size 24 pin cable as i always use a 8 pin extender for ease of unplugging (socket is behind a thick radiator) and the GPU needs the adapter cable anyways. No cables needed for NVME drives helps as well.
 
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Hey there! I've been diving into SFX PSUs recently, and here are a few recommendations based on my research and experience:

  1. Corsair SF Series: Known for their reliability and performance, Corsair's SF series offers a range of wattages to suit different setups. Plus, they often come with a reputable warranty.
  2. Seasonic Focus SGX: Seasonic is another top-tier brand in the Power Solution Units Market, and their Focus SGX line is well-regarded for its efficiency and build quality.
  3. SilverStone SX Series: SilverStone specializes in small form factor components, and their SX series PSUs are no exception. They're compact yet powerful, making them ideal for compact builds.
 
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