slysnake96

For 2x 1070tis + 8700k you would be looking at a good quality 750W unit. 1070tis consume up to around 250W give or take a bit with overclocking and GPU boost. So looking at about 500W for the GPUs under full GPU load. 250W will be plenty for the rest of the system.
 
For an 8700k + 2x 1080tis I'd go with 850W just to give plenty of room for overclocking the CPU.
 
What's your current set up? What CPU/platform are you upgrading from?

Thanks @StarfleetCap @Spotty @SoreRaito for all the help i really appreciate it and i appreciate that you's didn't have any mean digs at my choices

Thanks @StarfleetCap @Spotty @SoreRaito for all the help i really appreciate it and i appreciate that you's didn't have any mean digs at my choices

Thanks @StarfleetCap @Spotty @SoreRaito for all the help i really appreciate it and i appreciate that you's didn't have any mean digs at my choices

Dude, your pc is gonna be high end if this continues. 8700k is already in the "high" tier in consumer cpu market.

I agree, even with 2 1070 ti, it doesn't need over 800-900 watts.

The GPU i already have in my current setup and i need the extra cores more due to streaming etc

No, i5 8600k doesn't have hyperthreading (doubling the logical cores) while 8700k does. But most games doesn't use more than 2 cores, I guess thats true.

How many graphics cards are you planning on powering that you need a 1050W PSU?
Swap that for a good quality 550W.
 
Grab an 8600k instead and save some money. 1060 6GB is going to be plenty in those for 1080p gaming at 60/75fps. I wouldn't bother spending more on a better GPU if you're not planning on changing your monitor.
 
Wait...
 
Bit late to be asking for advice now, isn't it?

Ok, than you can upgrade the gpu later or wait a bit  more.

Sure thing thats why i said "Nearly Similar" and not the same =D