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This is my build with some parts I recently ordered and some hardware I already own, I wanted to overclock my Ryzen to the 3.8-3.9ghz range and I don't know if my current wattage is enough. On PC Part picker my current wattage is displayed as 440w https://gyazo.com/8d9b025b3616cdb43b7ca20a3fc6fdf0
But when I put in my specs in a PSU calculator they've come out to being 620-650w https://gyazo.com/2cc7c35abdaa3efbeb56137a62f44e31 (outervision) . Given, that I put my usage of my hardware 16 hours of the day, just to be safe. Also putting it through the cooler master PSU calculator: https://gyazo.com/6deb6a3858df89168d52abcd5396ea74
Did I mess up? Should I invest in some 700-750watts? Or is my current 600w PSU enough for an overclocked system?
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This is my build with some parts I recently ordered and some hardware I already own, I wanted to overclock my Ryzen to the 3.8-3.9ghz range and I don't know if my current wattage is enough. On PC Part picker my current wattage is displayed as 440w https://gyazo.com/8d9b025b3616cdb43b7ca20a3fc6fdf0
But when I put in my specs in a PSU calculator they've come out to being 620-650w https://gyazo.com/2cc7c35abdaa3efbeb56137a62f44e31 (outervision) . Given, that I put my usage of my hardware 16 hours of the day, just to be safe. Also putting it through the cooler master PSU calculator: https://gyazo.com/6deb6a3858df89168d52abcd5396ea74
Did I mess up? Should I invest in some 700-750watts? Or is my current 600w PSU enough for an overclocked system?