Hi everyone,
It's me again with a PSU related question. I'm helping a friend choose parts for his next build and choosing a PSU is a little bit tricky, as always, so I came here since I know many people here have much greater knowledge in that area than me.
BUILD:
CPU: Intel i5-4590
MBO: ASrock H97 Anniversary
RAM: Kingston HyperX 8GB, 1600MHz
GPU: Sapphire R9 380x NITRO, 4GB GDDR5
HDD: He will use some HDD he has.
Build will probably have maximum of 2x120mm fans in the case and that's about it, I don't think he will connect much more, except the USB mouse and keyboard.
PSU: I thought about Seasonic SS-520GB (S12II Bronze) or Seasonic M12II EVO 520W.
I know they are both high quality (considering it's Seasonic) but I just want to know if 520W will be enough for a build like this ? I've used some PSU calculators but I don't really trust those entirely, that's why I'm here.
If you have any other good suggestion feel free to let me know. Just please don't suggest any EVGA PSUs since they really aren't widely available in my country.
Thank you in advance for your reply.
It's me again with a PSU related question. I'm helping a friend choose parts for his next build and choosing a PSU is a little bit tricky, as always, so I came here since I know many people here have much greater knowledge in that area than me.
BUILD:
CPU: Intel i5-4590
MBO: ASrock H97 Anniversary
RAM: Kingston HyperX 8GB, 1600MHz
GPU: Sapphire R9 380x NITRO, 4GB GDDR5
HDD: He will use some HDD he has.
Build will probably have maximum of 2x120mm fans in the case and that's about it, I don't think he will connect much more, except the USB mouse and keyboard.
PSU: I thought about Seasonic SS-520GB (S12II Bronze) or Seasonic M12II EVO 520W.
I know they are both high quality (considering it's Seasonic) but I just want to know if 520W will be enough for a build like this ? I've used some PSU calculators but I don't really trust those entirely, that's why I'm here.
If you have any other good suggestion feel free to let me know. Just please don't suggest any EVGA PSUs since they really aren't widely available in my country.
Thank you in advance for your reply.