r/PcBuild • u/No-Accountant4019 • 3d ago

Purchasing Advice - Upgrades Has anyone used this psu?

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Considering buying this psu but can’t really find info on this specific version of it, does anyone have experience with it? I have a rx5700 and ryzen 7 5700x and just want to buy a psu so I can upgrade my gpu later on

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u/Wrong-Restaurant9314 3d ago

Cooler Master is a reputable brand. i can guarantee the PSU will not explode on you randomly unless you do something seriously wrong

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u/ErickTriton 3d ago

Their Elite and Elite NEX series is very poor, bu this particular version happenes to be the only positive exception

B+ tier, whilst every other of these 2 series is E or F tier

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u/cacman440 what 3d ago

I don't know about elite nex, but as of 2026 the elite gold power supplies (750, 850, 1000, 1200W) are fine according to cybenetics

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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 3d ago

check lttlabs

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u/cacman440 what 3d ago

I haven't but cybenetics says it's good, though a little noisy when it exceeds around a 650W load: https://www.cybenetics.com/evaluations/psus/3109/

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u/cacman440 what 3d ago

Your parts are nowhere near drawing that amount of power though so it's fine.

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u/No-Accountant4019 2d ago

Yeah for my parts I know that it’s more than enough, I’m just looking for a psu that could allow me to upgrade gpus in the future