is 850W enough?

[Virtex]

here is the two things im looking to buy:
MSI GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER 16G GAMING X TRIO
Core™ i7-14700F 

My PSU: MSI MPG A850G PCIE5

Will my PC run into any issues or will it run smoothly
also i have 4 case fans, and a MSI 360R V2 AIO for cooling

[Tan3l6]

Should be enough by wattage, and quality.

[filpo]

Just now, Virtex said:

here is the two things im looking to buy:
MSI GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER 16G GAMING X TRIO
Core™ i7-14700F 

My PSU: MSI MPG A850G PCIE5

Will my PC run into any issues or will it run smoothly
also i have 4 case fans, and a MSI 360R V2 AIO for cooling

you'll be perfectly fine, 4080 super only really pulls around 350w at max and 14700f turbo is around is 219w (and you'll almost never be on peak power draw on both components unless you're doing a special productivity work)

And even then it's still only 560w. Other components bring that up to around ~700W so you'll be fine (and that's at peak)

[Virtex]

2 minutes ago, filpo said:

you'll be perfectly fine, 4080 super only really pulls around 350w at max and 14700f turbo is around is 219w (and you'll almost never be on peak power draw on both components unless you're doing a special productivity work)

And even then it's still only 560w. Other components bring that up to around ~700W so you'll be fine (and that's at peak)

also, is it worth the upgrade from a i5-12300F to a i7, or is it not that much different

[Tan3l6]

12300F vs 14700F is quite a big difference. Is it worth the price? If you have the budget for it, then yes.

[Tan3l6]

5 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

12300F vs 14700F is quite a big difference. Is it worth the price? If you have the budget for it, then yes.

though there is no 12300F, but 12400F?

but still the same - much more cores, higher frequency and general performance is quite different (14700F).

[MiszS]

6 minutes ago, Virtex said:

also, is it worth the upgrade from a i5-12300F to a i7, or is it not that much different

if you mostly game, and have the money for a 14700k, it would be better to sell your current cpu and mobo, and get a 7800X3D, because it's just overall way better for gaming

[Tan3l6]

12 minutes ago, MiszS said:

if you mostly game, and have the money for a 14700k, it would be better to sell your current cpu and mobo, and get a 7800X3D, because it's just overall way better for gaming

It's better, but as mentioned CPU, MoBo and potentially RAM need swapping. And Zen 5 is on the horizon, perhaps 14700F will do till then.  Zen 5 is supposedly a quite a big leap even over current X3D.

[--SID--]

1 hour ago, Virtex said:

is it worth the upgrade from a i5-12300F to a i7

What's the brand and model of your motherboard?

[Virtex]

On 4/25/2024 at 9:25 PM, --SID-- said:

What's the brand and model of your motherboard?

MSI B70-P PRO WIFI DDR4 II

[Virtex]

On 4/25/2024 at 7:40 PM, filpo said:

you'll be perfectly fine, 4080 super only really pulls around 350w at max and 14700f turbo is around is 219w (and you'll almost never be on peak power draw on both components unless you're doing a special productivity work)

And even then it's still only 560w. Other components bring that up to around ~700W so you'll be fine (and that's at peak)

would it even be enough for the i9 14700k?

[filpo]

3 hours ago, Virtex said:

would it even be enough for the i9 14700k?

You mean the i9 14900k? It should be but to be safe I’d at least get 1000w

[--SID--]

14900K is not worth it. Stick with a 14700 or even a 14500.

[Virtex]

1 hour ago, filpo said:

You mean the i9 14900k? It should be but to be safe I’d at least get 1000w

i searched up stuff about the i9 14990KS and it says its max turbo is 253W

[--SID--]

2 hours ago, Virtex said:

i searched up stuff about the i9 14990KS and it says its max turbo is 253W

Max power consumption is a lot higher