Which Power Supply is sufficent for my build?

[quayyum94]

My Specs:-

1.i7 9700k-processor

2.z390f-mobo

3.gskill trident z 32gb(8X4)-ram

4.strix gtx1070ti 8gb-gpu

5.Hdd-2pcs

6.ssd sata-2pcs

7.ssd nvme-2pcs

8.aio-360mm

9.case fan 6pcs

Shall i buy a corsair tx650m or rm650?

plz answer keeping a budget in mind,i'm using no overclocks!

[minibois]

1 minute ago, quayyum94 said:

My Specs:-

i7 9700k-processor

strix gtx1070ti 8gb-gpu

 

Shall i buy a corsair tx650m or rm650?

plz answer keeping a budget in mind,i'm using no overclocks!

Both would be perfectly adequate for the build.

Are you upgrading your PSU, or buying all these parts new, out of curiousity?

[SupaKomputa]

Both will be okay.

TXM is semi modular so the 24pins cannot be removed.

Personally i prefer the semi modular as the 24 pin will always be connected.

But if you wanna use a custom longer cables, then the full modular is better.

[quayyum94]

24 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

Both will be okay.

TXM is semi modular so the 24pins cannot be removed.

Personally i prefer the semi modular as the 24 pin will always be connected.

But if you wanna use a custom longer cables, then the full modular is better.

thnx

[quayyum94]

27 minutes ago, minibois said:

Both would be perfectly adequate for the build.

Are you upgrading your PSU, or buying all these parts new, out of curiousity?

i have these in my pc suddenly my pc started doing random restarts so i claimed rma as covid-19 is present in the world,product is short so they returned me money,now i have only 650watt in options only both of these corsair units,r u sure its enough?

[SupaKomputa]

If you want to shave some more get the non mudular version like the CX650.

650w is enough even for 3080.

[quayyum94]

3 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

If you want to shave some more get the non mudular version like the CX650.

650w is enough even for 3080.

no no no i'm getting the tx-650m tomorrow i hope its enough...

[minibois]

3 minutes ago, quayyum94 said:

i have these in my pc suddenly my pc started doing random restarts so i claimed rma as covid-19 is present in the world,product is short so they returned me money,now i have only 650watt in options only both of these corsair units

Ah alright, I only asked because I hoped you weren't going to purchase these parts new, but it makes sense to get a new PSU after an RMA.

4 minutes ago, quayyum94 said:

r u sure its enough?

yep, 100% sure.

The way I typically calculate the needed PSU wattage is by taking the power a CPU needs at most + power a GPU needs at most + 100W.

The power needed from reviews of course.

 

For your system that is: 170W + 190W + 100W = 460W.

So a good 500W PSU would work even.

The TX650 and RM650 are both very good PSU's and thus would work very well with the system.

 

Main difference for most people will be the full vs. partial modularity.

[quayyum94]

47 minutes ago, minibois said:

Ah alright, I only asked because I hoped you weren't going to purchase these parts new, but it makes sense to get a new PSU after an RMA.

yep, 100% sure.

The way I typically calculate the needed PSU wattage is by taking the power a CPU needs at most + power a GPU needs at most + 100W.

The power needed from reviews of course.

 

For your system that is: 170W + 190W + 100W = 460W.

So a good 500W PSU would work even.

The TX650 and RM650 are both very good PSU's and thus would work very well with the system.

 

Main difference for most people will be the full vs. partial modularity.

 

In the website of asus its written 500W recomended + 100W for the cpu,r u sure 650 is fine at full load?

[minibois]

3 minutes ago, quayyum94 said:

In the website of asus its written 500W recomended + 100W for the cpu,r u sure 650 is fine at full load?

yep, 100% sure.

 

Here are the sources used:

Overall source: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1169026-how-many-watts-do-i-need-20/

CPU power use source: https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/9051/amd-ryzen-3900x-3700x-zen2-review/index.html

GPU power use source: https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gigabyte-gtx-1070-ti-gaming-8g,5338-4.html

 

Again, I used this formula:

55 minutes ago, minibois said:

The way I typically calculate the needed PSU wattage is by taking the power a CPU needs at most + power a GPU needs at most + 100W.

For your system that is: 170W + 190W + 100W = 460W.

 

8 minutes ago, quayyum94 said:

In the website of asus its written 500W recomended + 100W for the cpu,r u sure 650 is fine at full load?

500W + 100W would be 600W, so 650W would be more than enough in that case.

But I always take manufacturer recommendations with a grain of salt and do some further research in any case.

[quayyum94]

37 minutes ago, minibois said:

yep, 100% sure.

 

Here are the sources used:

Overall source: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1169026-how-many-watts-do-i-need-20/

CPU power use source: https://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/9051/amd-ryzen-3900x-3700x-zen2-review/index.html

GPU power use source: https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gigabyte-gtx-1070-ti-gaming-8g,5338-4.html

 

Again, I used this formula:

 

500W + 100W would be 600W, so 650W would be more than enough in that case.

But I always take manufacturer recommendations with a grain of salt and do some further research in any case.

thnx

[MrAxe]

8 hours ago, quayyum94 said:

My Specs:-

1.i7 9700k-processor

2.z390f-mobo

3.gskill trident z 32gb(8X4)-ram

4.strix gtx1070ti 8gb-gpu

5.Hdd-2pcs

6.ssd sata-2pcs

7.ssd nvme-2pcs

8.aio-360mm

9.case fan 6pcs

Shall i buy a corsair tx650m or rm650?

plz answer keeping a budget in mind,i'm using no overclocks!

These are both great psus and more than fine for your setup! 

[quayyum94]

5 hours ago, MrAxe said:

These are both great psus and more than fine for your setup! 

thnx

[quayyum94]

Thnx to everyone for helping me out the power supply is more than enogh for my system been running fine from last 7days on games of high graphics and also for redering as well!