GTX 780 ti on a 600w PSU!?

YLLiBz

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I would like to know if I'd be able to run a GTX 780 ti card with the power supply I currently have, if not what power supply would you recommend from Corsair?, thanks! :)

I currently have:
CPU: AMD Phenom ii x6 1050t
Motherboard: Asus M5A78L-M/USB3
Memory: Kingston HyperX DDR3 16GB (4x4GB)
Storage: x2 WD 1TB 3,5" Green drive + Kingston HyperX 120gb SSD
Graphics card: GTX 660 (looking to upgrade to a 780ti as stated above!)
PSU: Corsair CX 600w
 

YLLiBz

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So would you advice getting a better PSU then? also only looking at getting the 780 ti because a friend is selling it cheap.
 
Hello.
You will have absolutely no problem.
As you can see 780ti will need around 250 watt average in gaming. The CPU will need around 100-150 max, so you will be fine with 600watt while your system should normally draw around 400watt at max gaming load.
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edit: The reviewer at Anandtech used 372 watt for whole system at Crysis 3. He even placed another 780ti and used 556watt for SLI!!! 780ti. Source
 


Every system needs quality PSUs, not only the top of the line gpus filled systems. And since when Corsair's PSUs aren't quality products?
And may I ask how do you think it will bottleneck the GPU???

edit: @YLLiBz:
As you can see at Guru3D aslo:
Measured power consumption single GeForce GTX 780 Ti

System in IDLE = 120W
System Wattage with GPU in FULL Stress = 372W
Difference (GPU load) = 252W
Add average IDLE wattage ~10W
Subjective obtained GPU power consumption = ~ 262 Watts
 

Goodeggray

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I'm saying the amd 1050t cpu will bottleneck the gpu not the CX600. the 1050t benchmarks at 5050 even a FX8350 does 9078. I have at least 8 Corsair psus ranging from CX425 to HX750. They are good psu but they are not equal in quality and each has it's place in different builds.
 
Sorry then, my bad. I missread.

Of course they are not equal in quality. I wouldn't bought the AX860 if they were all equal :p.
But the point is that this PSU can run 780ti, without any problems from power draw. And that's what YLLiBz asked.
By the way, I never heard of Corsair CX425. Did you mean CX430?