What is a good PSU for a Ryzen 5 5600 with a 6700 XT?

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Asked By TechieNinja42 On

I'm currently using a Thermaltake 700W Smart RGB 80+ White PSU with my Ryzen 5 5600 and I'm planning to upgrade to a 6700 XT. However, I found out my current PSU is rated as Tier D, and I've seen that Tier B is recommended. Can anyone suggest a budget-friendly PSU and what wattage I actually need? I doubt I'll be upgrading my GPU again in the future.

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Answered By PowerHero123 On

A 650W PSU would work great for your setup! You could technically go lower, but cheaper, high-quality PSUs tend to be more efficient at higher wattages. There are some solid C-tier PSUs available for around $50-$60 in the US that should do the job.

BudgetSleuth77 -

Are C-tier PSUs really safe to use? I just found out my current one is at Tier F, which was quite shocking. If they are safe, do you have any specific recommendations?

Answered By SupplySavvy99 On

If you're willing to spend around $70-$80, you can find some A-tier options for 650W or even 750W on sale right now. That's a great investment for peace of mind!

TechieNinja42 -

I'll check if the stores in my country have something in that price range. Do you have a specific A or B tier PSU in mind that you would recommend?

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