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Is Seasonic 430w enough for 5850, phenom ii x4 925(GPU&CPU with little OC) 4Gb ddr3 1333MHz and 500gb samsung f3 HDD

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It should be, google psu calculators and try a few. [:bohleyk:1]

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Do you already have that psu or are you looking for one?

Reply to sportsfanboy

I don't think so. Pretty sure you'd need at least a 30A PSU for the 5850, and a 430W would come up a bit short.

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Assuming that second pic is what your PSU can output, then you only have 328W for your CPU and GPU. Your CPU is a 95W, and will only take more with an OC. 328 - 95 = 233W, You'll need some 12V power for your mobo and drives, so I'd round this down to 200W. The TDP of the 5850 is 151W. This leaves you with ~50W to spare. I thought the 5850 and 5870 were closer to 200W but I guess I was wrong.

The point is your going to be close. Your calculator link says you need 341W, which you barely have. Same with my guess. You can probably run it, but your going to be using your PSU very close to its maximum output. This is bad for the lifespan of your PSU. Do it, but plan on buying a new PSU as soon as you can.

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4745454b wrote :

Assuming that second pic is what your psu can output


Second pic is minimum psu reccomendation from here
http://www.raptoxx.com/calculator.php

If it's this Seasonic 430
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6817151074

It's like the old Antec EA430, but better :wahoo:

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