Recommended PSU for 1080ti and i7 7700k to 4.7

[JellyMinD]

Hi, i was wondering if the AX760i from Corsair is enough to an i7 7700k 16 gb ram to 3200 , gtx 1080ti and h115i. I am also willing to find more options but in that mid-range budget.

 

[sputnIK_]

It's hard to say, because I also need to know what kind of case fans, motherboard, storage, and if you have any sound cards, as these can heavily impact what power supply you need. A good website to see how much power your PC is going to need is PCPartPicker.com
If you click on the "view my system build" button, you can choose all of the parts that you will be using, and then it will tell you how many watts you're going to need. A good rule of thumb is to always get a power supply 25% stronger than the wattage of your computer. For example, if you have a 750 watt PC, you should probably get a 1000 watt PSU.

 

[JellyMinD]

It's hard to say, because I also need to know what kind of case fans, motherboard, storage, and if you have any sound cards, as these can heavily impact what power supply you need. A good website to see how much power your PC is going to need is PCPartPicker.com
If you click on the "view my system build" button, you can choose all of the parts that you will be using, and then it will tell you how many watts you're going to need. A good rule of thumb is to always get a power supply 25% stronger than the wattage of your computer. For example, if you have a 750 watt PC, you should probably get a 1000 watt PSU.

Well, looks like on PcPartPicker i will use around 470w with i7 7700k, 1080ti, 16gb of ram at 3200 and h115i. Tho i can not add some other fans but the case is also added in the parts list with a motherboard Z270-e Strix. The case listed is a carbide 400c and i will use for storage 1tb of Black WD and 1 SSD of 256 gb from samsung.

 

[sputnIK_]

In that case, I would go with a 750w PSU