Power supply units (PSU) — Certified models from 400W to 1000W+ from Corsair, EVGA, SilverStone, Cooler Master, 1stPlayer and other brands, new and tested used.

The main thing when choosing:

— Power: Add +30% of storage to the system's peak usage.
— Certificate: 80+ Bronze is the minimum, Gold is a balance of efficiency and reliability
— Modularity: Makes it easier to organize cables in a Full Modular case
— Check for support for the 12VHPWR (16-pin) connector for new RTX cards

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Power supplies with different capacities and certificates. You can see the capacity and form factor in the filter.

FAQ

How many watts do I need?

A mid-range gaming computer will need 550-650W. With a powerful video card, 750-850W. The stock is useful — the block works most efficiently and quietly at a load of 50-70%.

What does 80 Plus Bronze, Gold mean?

This is a certificate of efficiency — how much less energy the unit loses as heat. Gold is more efficient and usually quieter than Bronze.

Is modular better?

In a modular case, you only connect the cables you need — there are fewer tangles in the case and air circulates better. A non-modular case is cheaper and technically no worse.

What connector does a new video card need?

Modern models use a 12VHPWR connector. It works on older units with an adapter, but it's better if the unit itself has this connector.