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Hello.
I am going to be building a budget gaming PC later this year, and I'm a bit confused about PSUs and what everything means.
I am looking at a Xigmatek 600W PSU that is 12V and 2.2v? I do not understand what all of this means. Also, it is a "standard" PSU and is not a "80 Plus" certified PSU, which I keep hearing about when people talk about PSUs. Could somebody fill me in on what all of this jargon means? I would be very grateful for the help.
Also, the main question, would this PSU be good enough for running an Intel Core i5-3450 @ 3.10GHz (the CPU i've decided to go with: or possibly the Intel Core i5 3550 @ 3.3GHz), and a GTX 670, or even higher, like a GTX 680?
Thank you.
// Vallataa.
I am going to be building a budget gaming PC later this year, and I'm a bit confused about PSUs and what everything means.
I am looking at a Xigmatek 600W PSU that is 12V and 2.2v? I do not understand what all of this means. Also, it is a "standard" PSU and is not a "80 Plus" certified PSU, which I keep hearing about when people talk about PSUs. Could somebody fill me in on what all of this jargon means? I would be very grateful for the help.
Also, the main question, would this PSU be good enough for running an Intel Core i5-3450 @ 3.10GHz (the CPU i've decided to go with: or possibly the Intel Core i5 3550 @ 3.3GHz), and a GTX 670, or even higher, like a GTX 680?
Thank you.
// Vallataa.