PSU for new build - Sugo 13 + Ryzen 9 + RTX2080

[Mark-McG]

Hi all,

 

Having a go at building myself a small but powerful machine. I have sourced all the parts except a PSU. 

 

I was hoping someone could help answer two questions

 

1. What wattage of PSU do I need?
2. Can I use a normal ATX PSU in the sugo 13 or does it need to be a small form factor one? (Small form factors are mainly sold out in the UK  )

 

Here are the full build specs:

 

CPU: Ryzen 9 3900X

CPU Cooler: Corsair Hydro H60

MoBo: ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Impact X570

GPU: NVIDIA RTX2080 Super

RAM: 32GB Corsair DDR4 LPX 3600

Storage: 500GB Corsair MP600 SSD

Case: SUGO SG13B MINI-ITX

 

Thanks, Mark

 

[5x5]

Honestly, you really should get an SFX model.
This ideally - https://www.overclockers.co.uk/silverstone-sfx-l-v2.0-500w-80-plus-gold-fully-modular-power-supply-ca-405-sv.html

[5x5]

In stock here - https://www.alza.co.uk/sx500-500w-silverstone-sfx-series-d2920834.htm?kampan=pcpartpicker_uk_komponenty_skrine-a-zdroje_zdroje_ub090c4&utm_source=pcpartpicker_uk&utm_medium=product&utm_campaign=pcpartpicker_uk_komponenty_skrine-a-zdroje_zdroje_ub090c4&IDP=7291

[5x5]

If you have the budget for it, the Corsair SF600 is the best option overall - https://www.scan.co.uk/products/600w-corsair-sf600-fully-modular-80-plus-platinum-sli-crossfire-single-rail-50a-92mm-fan-sfx-psu?utm_source=pc part picker&utm_medium=referral

[fordy_rounds]

You can use an ATX PSU (up to 150mm long) in that case.

But just because you can doesn't mean you should. An ATX PSU will be a tight fit; an SFX will be a lot easier to work with. Be aware, though, that you might need an adapter bracket to mount an SFX PSU.

[Mark-McG]

6 minutes ago, 5x5 said:

In stock here - https://www.alza.co.uk/sx500-500w-silverstone-sfx-series-d2920834.htm?kampan=pcpartpicker_uk_komponenty_skrine-a-zdroje_zdroje_ub090c4&utm_source=pcpartpicker_uk&utm_medium=product&utm_campaign=pcpartpicker_uk_komponenty_skrine-a-zdroje_zdroje_ub090c4&IDP=7291

Thanks for the advice and sharing this site - they also have the corsair in stock so have ordered from there.

2 minutes ago, fordy_rounds said:

You can use an ATX PSU (up to 150mm long) in that case.

But just because you can doesn't mean you should. An ATX PSU will be a tight fit; an SFX will be a lot easier to work with. Be aware, though, that you might need an adapter bracket to mount an SFX PSU.

Thanks for the advice. Thanks to @5x5 I have managed to order an SFX that is in stock and has suitable power.

[5x5]

2 minutes ago, Mark-McG said:

Thanks for the advice and sharing this site - they also have the corsair in stock so have ordered from there.

Thanks for the advice. Thanks to @5x5 I have managed to order an SFX that is in stock and has suitable power.

Keep in mind btw - the Corsair H60 is utter shit so you won't be overclocking anything.

[Mark-McG]

Just now, 5x5 said:

Keep in mind btw - the Corsair H60 is utter shit so you won't be overclocking anything.

Oh dear.. My main decision on that was that I knew it would fit but maybe there is a better option?

[5x5]

13 minutes ago, Mark-McG said:

Oh dear.. My main decision on that was that I knew it would fit but maybe there is a better option?

In reality, you probably won't fit anything great in that case so I'd just tune for efficiency

[SavageNeo]

you cant probably oc in that case but you can run 3900x with PBO enabled and see the temperatures. try somehtin like NZXT kraken x42 rev 2