Power Supply Price in Bangladesh starts from BDT 1,300 to BDT 99,000 depending on brand and features. Buy the latest PSU for Gaming Desktop PC from Potaka IT shop in BD. Browse below and order yours now.
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14,899৳
15,600৳
14,200৳
15,900৳
13,500৳
13,800৳
14,500৳
9,500৳
10,000৳
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20,700৳
22,500৳
42,000৳
43,000৳
35,000৳
32,000৳
12,000৳
12,600৳
7,500৳
7,700৳
7,300৳
6,600৳
6,800৳
5,599৳
6,400৳
7,600৳
7,800৳
23,000৳
25,300৳
18,000৳
21,500৳
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18,800৳
19,900৳
9,000৳
26,500৳
28,500৳
23,500৳
24,500৳
23,000৳
26,000৳
19,500৳
20,940৳
9,500৳
10,200৳
Looking for the latest power supply price in Bangladesh? Potaka IT brings together PC power supply units for office computers, home desktops, gaming PCs, creator systems and high-performance workstations. You can compare models by wattage, efficiency rating, modular design, form factor, connector support and warranty before choosing the right PSU for your build. From affordable non-modular units for basic PCs to 80 Plus Gold fully modular power supplies with ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5 support, this category covers practical options for both new builds and upgrades.
A power supply unit, commonly called a PSU, converts AC electricity from the wall outlet into the DC power used by your motherboard, processor, graphics card, storage and cooling components. Because every major part depends on it, the best power supply is not simply the cheapest model or the unit with the highest wattage. It should deliver stable power, include the required connectors and leave reasonable headroom for future upgrades.
PSU wattage should match the real power demand of your complete system. Always check the recommended PSU capacity for your graphics card and processor, then consider the number of drives, fans, RGB devices and future upgrades. A little headroom helps the power supply operate comfortably, but buying far more capacity than your PC can use may add unnecessary cost.
These ranges are general guidance, not a substitute for checking the requirements of your exact components. You can use the Potaka IT PC Builder to plan a compatible setup and compare the PSU with your selected CPU, GPU, motherboard, RAM and casing.
Power supply efficiency tells you how effectively a PSU converts incoming electricity into usable power. Energy that is not converted becomes heat. An 80 Plus certified PSU is tested against defined efficiency targets, while Bronze, Gold, Platinum and Titanium represent progressively higher certification levels. For many value-focused gaming and productivity PCs, an 80 Plus Bronze unit offers a practical balance. Buyers building a premium, frequently used or quieter system often consider 80 Plus Gold or higher.
Efficiency is important, but it should not be the only buying factor. Also compare platform quality, safety protections, warranty, fan behaviour, voltage stability and reviews for the specific model. A well-matched, properly protected PSU from a trusted series is more valuable than choosing by the certification badge alone.
A non-modular power supply has all cables permanently attached. It is usually budget-friendly and works well when the computer casing provides enough room to hide unused cables. A semi-modular PSU keeps essential cables fixed while allowing selected peripheral or GPU cables to be removed. A fully modular power supply lets you connect only the cables your PC needs, making installation, cable management and airflow easier.
Modularity does not automatically make a PSU electrically better, but it can produce a cleaner build and simplify maintenance. Before ordering, check the PSU dimensions, case clearance and cable length, especially for compact cases, dual-chamber designs or systems with unusual cable-routing paths.
Modern gaming hardware can place fast-changing loads on a power supply. For a recent or upgrade-focused build, compare ATX 3.0 or ATX 3.1 support and confirm whether the PSU includes the native GPU connector required by your graphics card. Depending on the hardware, you may need traditional 6+2-pin PCIe connectors or a newer high-power GPU cable. Never assume that wattage alone guarantees compatibility.
Also confirm the 24-pin motherboard connector, CPU EPS connectors, SATA connections and any peripheral connectors your system needs. Useful protection features can include over-voltage, under-voltage, over-current, over-power, over-temperature and short-circuit protection. The exact protection set varies by model, so read the product specification before purchase.
Potaka IT offers PSU choices across different budgets and performance levels. Explore Corsair power supplies, Seasonic PSUs, Cooler Master power supplies, DeepCool PSUs, Antec power supplies, ASUS PSUs, MSI power supplies, Thermaltake PSUs, 1STPLAYER power supplies and Value Top power supplies. Availability, price and warranty can differ by model, so compare the live product listings for current information.
Whether you are replacing a failed unit, assembling a budget desktop or powering a new gaming PC, Potaka IT helps you compare PSU specifications in one place. Match your power supply with compatible desktop RAM, a suitable CPU cooler and the rest of your components before checkout. Customers can order through the website, review the online delivery information, check applicable EMI terms and read the warranty policy.
For in-person assistance, Potaka IT serves customers through locations in Elephant Road, Dhaka and Agrabad, Chattogram. Product availability can change, so check the current stock status or contact Potaka IT before visiting for a specific model.
Power supply prices in Bangladesh vary by brand, wattage, efficiency certification, modular design, ATX standard, warranty and availability. Budget office-PC units cost less, while high-wattage Gold or Platinum fully modular models for gaming PCs and workstations cost more. Check the products above for the latest listed price.
A quality 650W PSU can support many mainstream gaming builds, but the correct answer depends on the exact processor, graphics card and other components. Follow the GPU manufacturer’s PSU recommendation and allow suitable headroom.
Bronze is a practical choice for many budget and mid-range builds. Gold is often preferred for higher efficiency, premium systems or PCs used for long hours. Model quality and protections still matter in both cases.
It does not directly increase frame rates or processing speed. Its main advantages are easier installation, cleaner cable management and improved flexibility when building or upgrading a PC.
No. The PSU must provide enough capacity, the correct PCIe or modern GPU connector, suitable cable configuration and adequate quality for the graphics card. Check both the GPU and PSU specifications before buying.