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PSU recommendation (Wattage) for Ryzen 9 3900X/RX 5700 XT

amdmna

Ryzen 9 3900x

RX 5700 XT (I might upgrade later on)

Air cooling

OC

4 Memory slots

2 NVMe drives

1 DVD drive

X570

 

How many watts for the PSU do you recommend?

Thanks in advance.

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Thanks.

That's lower than I expected.

I thought maybe around 750 watts or something.

 

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I would recommend at least 750w for specs like that, it would give you a fair amount of OC/upgrade headroom and wouldn't be too stressed. Something from EVGA or Sea Sonic would be good.

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5 minutes ago, amdmna said:

I thought maybe around 750 watts or something.

Naah even a high quality 550W is enough, your system will use around 450w~480w on max load.

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550 watt is enough for any consumer system.

 

Just pick up a CX550 or TX550M

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1 minute ago, Princess Luna said:

Naah even a high quality 550W is enough, your system will use around 450w~480w on max load.

While that is true, that leaves relatively little left in terms of upgradability. Also, keeping it that close to max is probably not the best.

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2 minutes ago, BriarCampbell5 said:

While that is true, that leaves relatively little left in terms of upgradability. Also, keeping it that close to max is probably not the best.

He is talking maximum peak combined load......

 

 

You are not gonna reach that unless you torture test it. 

 

Edit: tl;dr: 550 watts is enough

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On 7/14/2019 at 6:08 AM, amdmna said:

Ryzen 9 3900x

RX 5700 XT (I might upgrade later on)

Air cooling

OC

4 Memory slots

2 NVMe drives

1 DVD drive

X570

 

How many watts for the PSU do you recommend?

Thanks in advance.

 

650w is a sweet spot,btw I have the same components 

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  • 2 months later...

Would a split 8-pin+6+2pin psu cable work for the 5700xt?

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