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shreeux
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You mean this...
Maximum GPU Length
Top Slots: 414mm Lower Slots: 275mm
Maximum PSU Length
260mm
Maximum CPU Cooler Height
150mm
Need PC Case and PSU Without RGB With Silent Proof
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You mean this...
Maximum GPU Length
Top Slots: 414mm Lower Slots: 275mm
Maximum PSU Length
260mm
Maximum CPU Cooler Height
150mm
Yes,most good cpu coolers need at least 160mm.
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shreeux
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Any specific or average value to get good clearance?
Few was found...
1. Antec P7 Window -Rs.3964
MB Tray Clearance ≤20mm
Max GPU Length ≤ 390mm
Max CPU Height ≤ 165mm
Max PSU Length ≤200mm
2. COOLER MASTER MASTERBOX LITE 5 - Rs.3718
CPU Cooler 163mm / 6.3"
PSU 180mm / 7.1"
Graphics Card 400mm / 16.14"
400mm / 16.14" (w/o 3.5" HDD Cage)
3. Carbide Series 200R - Rs.4225
Maximum GPU Length 420mm
Maximum PSU Length 200mm
Maximum CPU Cooler Height 165mm
4. COOLER MASTER MASTERBOX MB510L - Rs.4429
CPU Cooler: 165mm / 6.49"
PSU: 180mm / 7.08"
GFX: 410mm / 16.10
5. Carbide Series™ 300R- Rs.5227
Maximum GPU Length 450mm
Maximum PSU Length 240mm
Maximum CPU Cooler Height 170mm
Any suggestions welcome
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@shreeux what all are you trying to fit into the cabinet and trying to power using a 750+ watts PSU? higher power PSU rating means you'll need a higher kVA rating on your UPS. please try to narrow down your near future requirements and find your core (CPU/MB/RAM) specs for that. you can build everything else around it. this is just from my personal experience of keeping my 7 year old i5 2500k usable till date
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shreeux
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I plan to add 750W..But 850W lower price.
My existing UPS (APC Back-UPS ES 650 4 Outlet)
Still no idea of compatibility.
a 600VA UPS can deliver 360watts power (60%).
what is it that you actually want to build? looking at your other thread, it looks like you want a work/gaming rig. if possible lets stick to a single thread so its easy for everyone to know whats been suggested already and what they can add to that. mid range parts are more than enough for a casual user. anything more is just overkill and money that could be spent somewhere else.
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shreeux
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You mean not compatible my UPS for 750W?
Plan to add Ryzen 7 for working right multitasking
if your final build has a draw of more than 390watts during a power outage then you're ups will not be able to support it. system will crash and restart. ryzen7 feels like overkill to me for a work pc. @whitestar_999 has suggested some builds in the other thread. any reason that you dont want to finalize one of those? seems like you're jumping from benchmark to benchmark.
i'm just trying to figure out why you want to get the higher end stuff when it looks like the mid tier stuff would suffice your requirements for next few years
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shreeux
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Ok, what UPS compatibility for 750W?
Ryzen 7 not overkill, work will smooth without any lagging.
Mostly readed all threads. They All do on our own choice or taste..with guidance.
So, I plan add with all our members guidance. Other than nothing else.
you'll need UPS rating of 1000VA or higher assuming your system would have a peak draw of 600W.
@shreeux Stock cooler is more than enough for decent overclocking of ryzen 5 processor,160mm(& higher) cpu cooler clearance is mainly for those planning on getting intel k edition processor or planning on some serious overclocking of their ryzen 5/7 processor. I don't think you need an aftermarket cooler for your usage as mentioned in your other thread. Same is the case with psu,get a good 650W psu which will be more than enough for you & should also work with your current 600VA ups. Corsair TX650M is a good option for ~7400,you can also get CX550 for ~4500.
Difficult to say which 750w psu will be compatible with your ups but I remember reading here some members using TX650M with their 600VA ups with no issues(assuming actual system load stays ~300W). You can even go with CX550 as I am using it with a 600VA ups.
Difficult to say which 750w psu will be compatible with your ups but I remember reading here some members using TX650M with their 600VA ups with no issues(assuming actual system load stays ~300W). You can even go with CX550 as I am using it with a 600VA ups.
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shreeux
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Ok, Let's what other members suggest.
I can make a ryzen 7 lag too if I want but I plan on buying ryzen 3 as it is enough for my usage. How much of your cpu you use in your current system/laptop? I often use 80-90% of my old intel pentium G620 processor so for me ryzen 3 is enough & ryzen 5 more than enough. If I had a core i3 6th/7th gen & I was often using 80-90% of cpu then ryzen 5 would have been a better choice. If I had an i5 4th/5th/6th/7th gen & I was often using 80-90% of cpu then ryzen 7 would have been a better choice. It doesn't matter if you use 30% of ryzen 5 or 20% of ryzen 7,it will feel all the same to you.
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shreeux
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If 300 is delivery charge for TX650M then it is reasonable,cabinet will always have much higher delivery charges because of its size/weight so better get some model from amazon or look for alternative models on theitdepot.com & delta peripherals(*www.deltapage.com/content/price.htm ) both situated in Chennai.
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shreeux
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I know this Deltapage...one of my favorite shop, but always price slightly higher.
Today called Deltapage...not available TX650M...They have Cooler Master 700w.
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shreeux
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Compare to theitdepot...Delta was more better.
For Ryzen 7 2700 or Ryzen 5 2600..
Which Mother Board is good compatible.
(I like mother board inclusive of M.2, USB 3.0, Audio (Good Output or DAC)
No need WiFi, RGB Control.)
Don't buy coolermaster,at least get this from theitdepot if you don't want to get TX650M.
Buy Online Corsair Vengeance Series 650M 650 Watt 80 Plus Silver Certified PSU (CP-9020175-UK) lowest price in india at www.theitdepot.com
Get Ryzen 5 2600 & one of these:
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