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4 minutes ago, randyzz said:

so im building my  own pc and i just got my 450 w psu i dont know hif it will work with my pc

my pc specs are 

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/

That's the wrong link

 

but unless it's Vega 56 and an 8 core intel CPU it'll be fine

 

most gaming PCs won't draw over 300W at load if it's a 100W CPU and 150W GPU

I edit my posts a lot, Twitter is @LordStreetguru just don't ask PC questions there mostly...
 

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That liink just brings you to your last viewed list if you have a PCPP account.

 

I was hella confused when I thought you asked if you could power a Ryzen 9 and Radeon VII with a 450w PSU o_O

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6 minutes ago, randyzz said:

Are you in the US? because you should change everything but the CPU pretty much

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10 minutes ago, randyzz said:

y

 

Because you should/could be getting a better motherboard/GPU/RAM and power supply,


PSU pricing is high atm across the board. There's also a 2017 model for less than your 2015 model, I wouldn't trust mail in rebates to work.

also there's no case or storage?

You can just use the stock cooler for a while if necessary.
 

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