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system upgrade using CX430

adavis86
By adavis86
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I have a CX430 and I am looking to upgrade my system to ryzen. I am looking at getting a ryzen 2600, msi b450 tomahawk, and corsair vengeance lpx 3000 speed memory. The graphics card I have is a gtx 950. Can this psu run this system? when I upgrade the gpu i know i will get a better psu however im looking to not spend that much at the moment and just want something better than the Pentium g3258 i got right now.

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You will need a more powerful PSU. If you leave the gtx950, you will be able to use the one you have.

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For what you plan on using it'll be fine.

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