First time PC build - UK lockdown induced PSU Advice

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Hi All - first time PC build and was wondering if I could get some advice regarding the PSU

MSI MPG B550 Gaming Plus (AMD AM4) B550 ATX Motherboard
MSI GeForce GTX 1660
Ryzen 5 3600 CPU
16GB DDR4 RGB RAM
NZXT H510i Midi Tower
2 M2 NVME SSD (1x 500gb for boot and 1x 2tb)

I will primarily use my pc for browsing internet, watching films, running various programs. I will use it throughout the day and after work would like to play online games. Currently, I do not plan to edit 4K videos or things of that nature but may sometime in the future test the waters with youtube videos.

I came across the Corsair RMX550 which seemed to be well regarded? - reviews highlighted there is no fan test button and noted the distance between 4-pin Molex connectors. Not sure if this is a big drawback?

I have used the Seasonic calculator and had a look on their site, but like all the major companies, there are so many models they sell it difficult to choose. I don't want to scrip and was looking for the unit to be modular and have a 80+ Gold rating. Does anyone have any suggestions for that is available on the market? Thanks
 
Hi All - first time PC build and was wondering if I could get some advice regarding the PSU

I have used the Seasonic calculator and had a look on their site, but like all the major companies, there are so many models they sell it difficult to choose. I don't want to scrip and was looking for the unit to be modular and have a 80+ Gold rating. Does anyone have any suggestions for that is available on the market? Thanks

Ask & you shall receive. ;)

My basket at Overclockers UK:
Total: £98.45 (includes shipping: £10.50)​


The phanteks amp version is a couple of quid cheaper & is virtually the same model. Sometimes it is best to buy a make where its made by themselves & not a make where its made for them. Corsair used to be the latter. When they started out they were very good, went down a bit & then got back up again.
 
Ask & you shall receive. ;)

The phanteks amp version is a couple of quid cheaper & is virtually the same model. Sometimes it is best to buy a make where its made by themselves & not a make where its made for them. Corsair used to be the latter. When they started out they were very good, went down a bit & then got back up again.

Appreciate this and the background info on the models that Seasonic also manufacture - thanks
 
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