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Is this enough?

caseyf

hey guys, so im upgrading very heavily for my pc, the new specs when everything comes in will be 

cpu: i7 6700k

motherboard: MSI Gaming Z170A m7

ram: G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 16GB 288-Pin DDR4

GPU: MSI gtx 1070

 

My question is do i need to upgrade my power supply? it is a evga 600B. I'm not sure if its enough but please tell me since im sure you guys know more than me, thanks.

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Its enough but i would still get a new one... Modular would be really good. EVGA g3 is really nice or if you dont want to spend that much the G2 or GS power supplies are nice

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600W is easily enough, but an EVGA 600B is very, not-so good.

Upgrade to a corsair CX 450/550/650M, RMx/RMi, EVGA G2, GS, GQ, anything from Seasonic or XFX (excluding the XT)

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3 minutes ago, Comic_Sans_MS said:

600W is easily enough, but an EVGA 600B is very, not-so good.

Upgrade to a corsair CX 450/550/650M, RMx/RMi, EVGA G2, GS, GQ, anything from Seasonic or XFX (excluding the XT)

would my current one be okay for like a month or so until i can get the 100-150$ for the new power supply

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1 minute ago, caseyf said:

would my current one be okay for like a month or so until i can get the 100-150$ for the new power supply

Yes. 

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2 hours ago, caseyf said:

would my current one be okay for like a month or so until i can get the 100-150$ for the new power supply

You psu is fine and there's no need to replace it. 

Moved to Cases and Power Supplies.

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