would 500w psu suffice this>>?

Toggle sidebar Toggle sidebar
C

Cace Roree

Honorable
Feb 4, 2014
79
0
10,640
i have a fx 6300
m5a99fx evo r2.
gtx 650ti
8gb ram
haf 912
500w evga bronze
v8 gts or hyper evo 212< still choosing..
and full case fans
i plan to overclock..

will my 500w psu suffice? or ill get a stronger 1? i plan to upgrade to 770.. no SLI..

pls help
 
Solution
Karadjgne
for a GTX 770 you need a psu capable of 42A on 12V rail and 600w minimum. Something like the XFX 650 Pro core edition is 53A and 650w and will give you plenty of room for your card, any potential overclocks and associated addons. its also a relatively inexpensive and a very reliable Tier2 psu. My suggestion would be go for the Hyper 212 EVO, over the V8. Its a much smaller and lighter cpu cooler that's very effective up to moderate overclocks. Only if you plan to overclock in the higher ranges will the V8 be a better choice. Your mobo will support decent moderate overclocks, but is doubtful the VRM's will support a high overclock, 4.5GHz+ that would make the V8 necessary.
Sort by date Sort by votes
Karadjgne

Karadjgne

Titan
Ambassador
Dec 26, 2012
30,741
4,559
142,790
for a GTX 770 you need a psu capable of 42A on 12V rail and 600w minimum. Something like the XFX 650 Pro core edition is 53A and 650w and will give you plenty of room for your card, any potential overclocks and associated addons. its also a relatively inexpensive and a very reliable Tier2 psu. My suggestion would be go for the Hyper 212 EVO, over the V8. Its a much smaller and lighter cpu cooler that's very effective up to moderate overclocks. Only if you plan to overclock in the higher ranges will the V8 be a better choice. Your mobo will support decent moderate overclocks, but is doubtful the VRM's will support a high overclock, 4.5GHz+ that would make the V8 necessary.
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
Solution
You must log in or register to reply here.

TRENDING THREADS

Latest posts

Moderators online

Share this page

COMPANY
RESOURCES
FOLLOW
Top Bottom