600W big enough?

[Sincostan]

I currently have a CX600 PSU and was wondering if I would need to upgrade my psu to be able to handle a new i7 6700k. I would be upgrading my motherboard to a msi gaming M7. Is there any thing else I should consider before upgrading?

My current setup is:

MSI GTX 980 Twin Frozr (1590Mhz OC)

ASUS Z87-C

CX600

8GB Corsair Vengeance RAM

i5 4670k

Corsair H60

Kingston 128GB SSD

Seagate 1TB HDD

Corsair 300R Case

 

[Guest]

PSU definitely will want some more breathing room 

[Kenji the Uke]

I wouldnt use  CX series with that powerful of a build.. CX is meant for office use ;w;

[comicsansms]

600w Should be fine, be fine but not using that PSU .

[Sincostan]

Thanks for the help! What PSU would you recommend? 

[Guest]

Thanks for the help! What PSU would you recommend? 

any particular budget? if not, this http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=220-G2-0750-XR

[Sincostan]

Not so much concerned about the budget but wanted to make sure there was a bit of "future proofness" to it.

Might be upgrading to add another 980 in SLI in the future when the prices drop.

[Fate]

Not so much concerned about the budget but wanted to make sure there was a bit of "future proofness" to it.

Might be upgrading to add another 980 in SLI in the future. 

EVGA 750/850 G2

[Sincostan]

Don't know how to delete a post......

[Guest]

The CX won't blow up on you or anything, but it would be better to get the evga one. 

[Sincostan]

Thanks for all the help guys. Think I will go with the Corsair RM850.