Will my PSU support my OC'd set-up?

[Guest]

Hello Everyone!

Thanks a lot for trying to help me, I'll do my best in explaining everything as best as I can.

I bought a whole new computer over the past few days, ordered all pieces seperately, and tried to buy a PSU that would supply me with enough power to run my computer the way I want it to. My set up is as followed:

Processor: Intel i7-2600k OC'd @4.8GHz.
Graphics Card: Radeon HD5850.
Motherboard: P8P67 PRO Rev.3.1.
Memory: Kingston HyperX Genesis 8GB (4x2) 1600MHz. (Possibly OC'd to 1833MHz with 8-9-8-24 timings)
Cooler: Noctua NH-D14.
Case: Cooler Master 690 II with 2 fans installed (120mm and 140m with LED)

The PSU I got is a "PSU: Cooler Master Silent Pro Gold 600W."
It runs at 90% efficiency with a stable 12V rail on all connections.

All my stuff is 100% new.

My question is: Would this PSU be enough to power my computer with the specs listed there?

Any help would be immensely appreciated!

Kind regards,

-Connor

 

[henydiah]

600W enough for your GPU, your PSu is good , The 80 Plus Gold certification is well around 92% efficiency

 

[Guest]

Hm, what about in combination with my CPU overclocked to the speed I desire? Will it still be enough to power that without getting in any danger zones?

 

[JackNaylorPE]

Plug ya stuff in here:

http://www.antec.outervision.com/

 

[henydiah]

not worry about CPU, PSU used mostly under on this VGA supply the toughest, if circumstances fulload (game) then the vga will wear more than half of the PSU or approximately 250 watts.

 

[jsc]

Depending on the vcore increase, an OC'd quad will pull about 25% more power which shouldn't be more than an extra 30 watts.

A 600 watt PSU will have enough power

 

[Guest]

Thanks a lot for all the quick responses everyone, appreciate it very much!

I was looking at a Vcore of maximum 1.45, preferably around the 1.40~. If I keep to that I should be all good with my PSU? Again, thanks a bunch for a help, it's a real blessing haha

 

[blakmumba]

Hi, use the link below which will take out all the guess work

http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp