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"Intel core I3 4150 with GTX 1050ti " will that bottleneck? What is the recommended PSU ??
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Hellfire13
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No bottleneck... https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OCSzTslVki32BDSlEneeH3zJrTgD5iHe6IsWgbceHcQ/edit#gid=0
For PSU, a quality 400w and above should be enough. Go for Seasonic S12II/M12//Focus or Corsair CXM/TXM units. They are good quality and affordable.
For PSU, a quality 400w and above should be enough. Go for Seasonic S12II/M12//Focus or Corsair CXM/TXM units. They are good quality and affordable.
geofelt
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A very well balanced match of cpu and gpu.
The GTX1050ti will run on pcie slot power unless it is one of the highly overclocked versions that needs aux 6 pin power.
In theory, 300w will suffice.
But, I highly recommend over provisioning a psu.
It will allow for a stronger future graphics card upgrade.
It will run cooler, quieter, and more efficiently in the middle third of it's range.
A PSU will only use the wattage demanded of it, regardless of it's max capability.
Your cpu can run a card perhaps as strong as a GTX1070ti.
I suggest at least a good 550w psu.
You may pay a bit more but will not go wrong with a 550w Seasonic focus.
rated 9.8/10 by jonnyguru.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16817151189
Seasonic usually has sales this time of year, so do some shopping.
The GTX1050ti will run on pcie slot power unless it is one of the highly overclocked versions that needs aux 6 pin power.
In theory, 300w will suffice.
But, I highly recommend over provisioning a psu.
It will allow for a stronger future graphics card upgrade.
It will run cooler, quieter, and more efficiently in the middle third of it's range.
A PSU will only use the wattage demanded of it, regardless of it's max capability.
Your cpu can run a card perhaps as strong as a GTX1070ti.
I suggest at least a good 550w psu.
You may pay a bit more but will not go wrong with a 550w Seasonic focus.
rated 9.8/10 by jonnyguru.
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16817151189
Seasonic usually has sales this time of year, so do some shopping.
Those 4150 go really really well. Got my stepsons running on a h81 otherboard with 8gig ram & asus 650ti gtx 1G video card. Win 10Pro 64 bit runs most new release games without a hitch. !070 wounldnt bottle neck the haswell. The hassy to me is still 1 of the best boards for gaming on a budget gives the skylake new gen builds a run. I have thrown worse at my other stepson i3 4320 on a z87 board & i havnt been able to bottle neck any of these builds to date & trust me i try when i am tuning them in after i do the updates. If you can look at the rx560 4gig cards if your going more dx12 titles as for price i am about to try the new Radion rx560 as the price is right. anywhere from a 500watt to 600 wat is recommended tho if the 600 watts a few $ darer but better quality buy it. Dont go cheap on Psu & always size for incase of added extras like fans or extra hard drives why i size 20% more thsn i need as a buffer & psu age over time to losing effecintcy.
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