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Corsair VS650 for rtx2060 and i7-4790

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Wattage-wise, it has more than enough. That whole system might draw like 400W at max. Even overclocked it won't draw more than 500W probably.

However, some VS units are dangerous and very low-quality. If it's a "Grey label" then it's decent, but orange label or green label isn't a great quality PSU

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Hi there,

 

Is a Corsair VS650 a good enough psu for running a Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2060 OC 6G and a core i7 4790?

I'm not planning on overclocking.

 

Thanks

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Wattage-wise, it has more than enough. That whole system might draw like 400W at max. Even overclocked it won't draw more than 500W probably.

However, some VS units are dangerous and very low-quality. If it's a "Grey label" then it's decent, but orange label or green label isn't a great quality PSU

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2 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

Wattage-wise, it has more than enough. That whole system might draw like 400W at max. Even overclocked it won't draw more than 500W probably.

However, some VS units are dangerous and very low-quality. If it's a "Grey label" then it's decent, but orange label or green label isn't a great quality PSU

It's a grey label one, so i'll probably go for that one.
Thanks a lot!!

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Just now, Axel4567 said:

It's a grey label one, so i'll probably go for that one.
Thanks a lot!!

Don't. Instead of getting a crappy 650W PSU, get a decent 400-450W PSU

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3 minutes ago, seon123 said:

Don't. Instead of getting a crappy 650W PSU, get a decent 400-450W PSU

like an rm550x or something?

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7 minutes ago, Axel4567 said:

like an rm550x or something?

Sure.  If you plan on keeping it for more than three years.

 

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