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Hi. I have a choice between: be quiet! System Power 10 550W or corsair CX650M?

Then set up your topic. Give the specifications then someone will probably address it.

I've separated into a separate topic so you don't need to create a new one, however the question from colleague @badboy84 is absolutely right - in order to be able to choose a PSU you need to know what it will power. If it doesn't necessarily have to be one of these then also state the maximum budget you can spend on buying this PSU.

I have the opportunity to purchase these power supplies at a good price and I don't know which one will be more future proof and "better" in general Powering a "universal" computer. On board i5 8600, gtx 1050ti, gigabyte B360M D3H board, 32Gb RAM. 512 GB SSD M.2 NVMe drive. Currently a 350W 80 bronze power supply

The CX650m should be better, unless it's a very old version. The SP10 is a step backwards from the previous SP9 version. The current 350 sufficient also.

What exact model of power supply do you have?

The CX650M is a design that could be about 8 years old, so even for a power supply it's already quite old.
Is there any proof of purchase or warranty for it?

System Power is again a budget series from this manufacturer and question as above.

It depends on what budget you are looking for a PSU in.

The power supplies are from the stock of a friend of my friend. The CX650, is an unused PSU but has been in the box for 5-6 years, the be quiet! is bought some time ago but also unused. Now I have in this computer a power supply bought together with the case. It is a POWER LC420-12 V2.31 office series 80 plus bronze. Due to the fact that this computer is intended for everyday use with the option of multimedia and simple games, I do not want to invest in some monster "gigawatt" power supply, but rather in a proven, stable reliable model, with the possibility of upgrading the computer with some current mid-range graphics card.