Need help with my PC (PSU)

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Lunatiic

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I'm thinking about buying some new components for my pc and i need someone to answer my question regarding my power suppy.

Im wondering if my current PSU will be enough for my new components (CPU,MOBO), also if you guys think i should get other CPU / MOBO i will be glad to think about it :D

CPU: I7 4770 / 4770k
MOBO: MSI B85-G43 Gaming (1150)
GPU: Geforce GTX 660 2gb -Already own
RAM: 2x Corsair RAM DDR3 4GB 1600MHz (CMZ4GX3M1A1600C9B) -Already own
HDD: 1x 500gb 7200rpm -Already own
PSU: lc6600 v2.2 -Already own
http://www.lc-power.de/produkte/netzteile/super-silent-serie/lc6600-v22/


 
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Zerk2012
Since you already have it should be fine that's a 300 Watt PC in no way do you need 850 watts.
Some Corsairs are good, some decent and some of questionable quality but their all rebrands Corsair does not make a single power supply.
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I'd personally go for a well-known PSU make (Corsair, EVGA, NZXT, etc.) You don't want your parts to be starved of needed power, or worse.

Also, I believe for the specs you've listed, the Power supply wattage itself seems a little overkill. I'm not sure of your upgrade plans in a year's time, so meh.

Tl;dr, it should be fine, but I, personally, would have opted for a Corsair PSU.
 
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Since you already have it should be fine that's a 300 Watt PC in no way do you need 850 watts.
Some Corsairs are good, some decent and some of questionable quality but their all rebrands Corsair does not make a single power supply.
 
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