What wattage power supply to get!?

Wojciech_1

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So, i have rig with an intel i3 4170 and im going to be putting in an msi gaming gtx 1060 3gb but i have to upgrade my psu and i dont know what wattage to get on it
im probably going to be upgrading my cpu soon and also overclocking my gpu

https://www.amazon.co.uk/EVGA-SuperNova-Fully-Modular-Supply/dp/B0100QRVP0/ref=zg_bs_430514031_25?_encoding=UTF8&refRID=17VTDT68V3KEJ9CEM2H6&th=1

https://www.amazon.co.uk/EVGA-SuperNova-Fully-Modular-Supply/dp/B0141B21JG/ref=zg_bs_430514031_25?_encoding=UTF8&refRID=17VTDT68V3KEJ9CEM2H6&th=1

Im going to get one of these but i dont know which, as the 650w one is only £5 more

 
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Both will do perfectly fine with that GPU ( as it's very little power-consuming ), both are great PSUs as well, nice choice on them.

But as you've stated, the price difference is only £5, so i'd get the 650W for more power headroom if you ever wish to upgrade any other thing as well. Maybe getting a unlocked CPU to overclock it as well.

Go for it, you won't regret neither of them.

manddy123

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Both will do perfectly fine with that GPU ( as it's very little power-consuming ), both are great PSUs as well, nice choice on them.

But as you've stated, the price difference is only £5, so i'd get the 650W for more power headroom if you ever wish to upgrade any other thing as well. Maybe getting a unlocked CPU to overclock it as well.

Go for it, you won't regret neither of them.
 
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Wojciech_1

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ok thanks
 
You pretty much answered this yourself. For £5 extra its worth getting even if you dont need that much power and never will unless you upgrade your GPU and then SLI the new card, as a 1060 doesnt technically support SLI obviously..

Those G2's are a bit risky though. This article is from a senior member on this site https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/585894-why-you-should-not-purchase-the-evga-g2-lineup-especially-in-homes-with-frequent-brownouts/