Would a 80 plus bronze power suppply perform better than an 80 plus gold?
Or would it be just more efficient?
Your advice on 80 plus ratings?
Your advice on 80 plus ratings?
Been building and dismantling and modifying junk and good pc for the last 7 years!
Specs:
Intel i5
Asus P7P55d
AMD Radeom Sapphire R7360 Overclocked edition
16 gb of corsair vengance
Enermax clipeus case
Logitech g27
Asus VE248H monitor
Specs:
Intel i5
Asus P7P55d
AMD Radeom Sapphire R7360 Overclocked edition
16 gb of corsair vengance
Enermax clipeus case
Logitech g27
Asus VE248H monitor
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Re: Your advice on 80 plus ratings?
I really dont see a difference. same wattage and same brand. go with the 80+ and not gold bronze platinum or any of that stuff
EDIT: Yes theirs a difference. the higher the certification, the less power it uses and the more efficient it is
EDIT: Yes theirs a difference. the higher the certification, the less power it uses and the more efficient it is
Re: Your advice on 80 plus ratings?
Theoretically, a better rated PSU means a better quality PSU, which could net you slightly more performance from cleaner power delivery allowing higher boost clocks. Though to be at that point, you'd need to be a overclocker for the PSU to matter past anything 80+ Bronze. Though in 2021, I'd at least get a modular Gold unit for safety.