850W enough for 2080 Ti + R9 3900x?

[prezz122]

Hello everyone

 

I was going to build a high-end gaming system. Now I'm just concerned if the RM850x has enough power to take care of these high-end components. Thank you in advance!

 

The system:

 

[Viper9]

Yes even a good 700W is enough. 

[Zalosath]

4 minutes ago, prezz122 said:

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I'm running a pretty similar system, except I'm running a 2070 Super as oppose to a 2080 Ti. Plenty of power for my system.

[boggy77]

650W are enough. but please don't buy that motherboard, the vrms get very hot with a 3900x and can't deliver enough power properly to your cpu.

[prezz122]

Just now, boggy77 said:

650W are enough. but please don't buy that motherboard, the vrms get very hot with a 3900x and can't deliver enough power properly to your cpu.

Alright. Thank you. Any recommendation as an replacement?

[UpTheDons]

6 minutes ago, prezz122 said:

Hello everyone

 

I was going to build a high-end gaming system. Now I'm just concerned if the RM850x has enough power to take care of these high-end components. Thank you in advance!

 

The system:

 

its more than enough.

[SavageNeo]

12 minutes ago, prezz122 said:

Hello everyone

 

I was going to build a high-end gaming system. Now I'm just concerned if the RM850x has enough power to take care of these high-end components. Thank you in advance!

 

The system:

 

bad airflow case. Get better one like corsair 220t airflow or pure base 500DX

bad motherbaord get asus x570 tuf wifi instead.

what for you need that ssd. games do not utlize that speed you are fine with other ssds like adata sx 8200 2tb for example

total overkill psu. your setup consumes under 500w anyway so any good 600w unit will be plenty.

get aircool instead. be quiet dark rock pro 4 beats that aio cooler.

[Viper9]

6 minutes ago, prezz122 said:

Alright. Thank you. Any recommendation as an replacement?

The Gigabyte X570 AORUS ELITE would be a better choice for almost the same price. 

[prezz122]

2 minutes ago, Viper9 said:

The Gigabyte X570 AORUS ELITE would be a better choice for almost the same price. 

Thank you!

[jones177]

My RTX 2080 tis use between 350 and 387 watts max. My 5ghz i7s use 152 watts overclocked.

 

I am fine with a 860 watt PSU. 

 

850 watts is what most 2080 ti owners use and some users on the EVGA forum use about 600 watts with delidded Intel CPUs and FTW3 Ultra 2080 tis with no issues. 

[Statik]

I agree with the above,

 

X570 TUF Gaming

Don't get Gen 4 SSDs, you won't utilize them, and they get hot, and are expensive. Get like a SX8200 Pro like suggested above.

 

You also really don't need a 3900x if you're soley gaming. You won't utilize all 12 cores at all. A 3700x will net you essentially the exact same FPS in game, and you won't look like the guy who bought a workstation CPU for looks.

[SavageNeo]

 

2 minutes ago, Statik said:

You also really don't need a 3900x if you're soley gaming. You won't utilize all 12 cores at all. A 3700x will net you essentially the exact same FPS in game, and you won't look like the guy who bought a workstation CPU for looks.

true but it gets good after new consoles get released.

 

[prezz122]

2 minutes ago, Statik said:

I agree with the above,

 

X570 TUF Gaming

Don't get Gen 4 SSDs, you won't utilize them, and they get hot, and are expensive. Get like a SX8200 Pro like suggested above.

 

You also really don't need a 3900x if you're soley gaming. You won't utilize all 12 cores at all. A 3700x will net you essentially the exact same FPS in game, and you won't look like the guy who bought a workstation CPU for looks.

True. I do some video editing too though - I just want to go all out with this build idk

[boggy77]

8 minutes ago, prezz122 said:

Alright. Thank you. Any recommendation as an replacement?

asus x570 tuf or prime or strix

[prezz122]

Here's an update:

 

[SavageNeo]

4 minutes ago, prezz122 said:

Here's an update:

 

Asus tuf wifi has slightly better VRMs and look.

do you really need water cooling? Be quiet dark rock pro 4 ties with that aio in cooling and its much cheaper.

The psu is still overkill but if you really want it go for it. how much more is this psu? https://pcpartpicker.com/product/YBYQzy/be-quiet-straight-power-11-650-w-80-platinum-certified-fully-modular-atx-power-supply-bn641

 

 

what are the timings in the ram?

[prezz122]

10 minutes ago, SavageNeo said:

Asus tuf wifi has slightly better VRMs and look.

do you really need water cooling? Be quiet dark rock pro 4 ties with that aio in cooling and its much cheaper.

The psu is still overkill but if you really want it go for it. how much more is this psu? https://pcpartpicker.com/product/YBYQzy/be-quiet-straight-power-11-650-w-80-platinum-certified-fully-modular-atx-power-supply-bn641

 

 

what are the timings in the ram?

Sadly I don't really like the look of the cpu cooler type like the dark rock pro 4.

 

I'm going with a 750W PSU instead, thanks!

[Statik]

8 minutes ago, SavageNeo said:

 

true but it gets good after new consoles get released.

 

What makes you think that? There’s nothin that says when next gen consoles come out (also then ryzen 4000 is out...) that says games will start using 12 cores. Not true.

 

9 minutes ago, prezz122 said:

True. I do some video editing too though - I just want to go all out with this build idk

You do you, it’s your money so spend it on what makes you happy. 
 

I’ve also done editing/streaming, etc on my my 3800x and from a casual standpoint there’s no difference. They both are amazing.

[SavageNeo]

1 minute ago, Statik said:

What makes you think that? There’s nothin that says when next gen consoles come out (also then ryzen 4000 is out...) that says games will start using 12 cores. Not true.

 

You do you, it’s your money so spend it on what makes you happy. 
 

I’ve also done editing/streaming, etc on my my 3800x and from a casual standpoint there’s no difference. They both are amazing.

they will use 8c/16t . 12 core will last much longer becuase of that

[Statik]

3 minutes ago, SavageNeo said:

they will use 8c/16t . 12 core will last much longer becuase of that

Games aren't going to magically make the jump to full out 8c/16t overnight. It's going to take years and several CPU generations before that happens..

 

People also said the exact same thing when the PS4/Xbox One were released in 2013 with 8 core CPUs.