Need Help Which PSU Should i Use With This build

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Which PSU
Seasonic S12II-520 Bronze 80Plus Power Supply 520watts
https://www.easypc.com.ph/seasonic-s12ii-520-bronze-80plus-power-supply-520watts.html
or
Seasonic S12II-620 Bronze 80Plus Power Supply 620watts
https://www.easypc.com.ph/seasonic-s12ii-620-bronze-80plus-power-supply-620watts.html

This is the build
MOBO
-Gigabyte B250M-HD3 Motherboard Socket 1151 Pcie Ddr4

CPU
-Intel Pentium G4560 Kaby Lake Processor Socket 1151 3.5Ghz 3mb Cache

RAM
-Kingston HyperX Fury 8GB DDR4 2400MHz (Black) (2x8) (16GB)

Graphics Card
-Zotac Geforce GTX1060 AMP! Edition ZT-P10600B-10M Videocard 6GB GDDR5

Case
-SilverStone Redline Series SST-RL06WS-PRO White with Silver Trim + LED Fan Plastic Panel, Steel Body ATX Mid Tower Computer Case Standard PS2(ATX) Power Supply

Storages
-WD Blue 1TB Desktop Hard Disk Drive - 7200 RPM SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5 Inch - WD10EZEX
-Samsung MZ-75E250 850 EVO 2.5" SATA III 250GB Internal SSD

HeatSink
-Cooler Master Hyper T2 - Compact CPU Cooler with Dual Looped Direct Contact Heatpipes, INTEL/AMD with AM4 Support

Key And Mice
-Zeus M-710 Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Bundle

Monitor
-AOC E2470SWH 24" 1MS GAMING LED MONITOR

Thank you In Advance
 
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raisonjohn
The S12II-520 (520W) is more than enough for that build (with ample headroom for future upgrades). 620W is overkill. Both Seasonic models (S12II) are non-modular, you can, as an option, get the M12II EVO models which are fully-modular for just a couple of bucks difference. I'd get the M12II-520 EVO (520W) for that purpose, will give you enough room should you choose to upgrade your CPU and GPU to more powerful ones.
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The S12II-520 (520W) is more than enough for that build (with ample headroom for future upgrades). 620W is overkill. Both Seasonic models (S12II) are non-modular, you can, as an option, get the M12II EVO models which are fully-modular for just a couple of bucks difference. I'd get the M12II-520 EVO (520W) for that purpose, will give you enough room should you choose to upgrade your CPU and GPU to more powerful ones.
 
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Isokolon

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Even when overclocking the 520W would be enough.

This system will - overclocked - draw considerably less than 300W.

The S12II is fine, personally I'd probably go with a S12G or G by Seasonic (450/550W) or a Corsair CX450M due to the more modern internal design.
 
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Hi - Yes, the 520 is enough. The price difference is less than $10US for the 620. If you think or are
planning on a stronger GPU (than the gtx1070) down the road, get the 620, otherwise save the money
& go with the 520.

 
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