Psu Help :(!

[fastblast64]

hey guys im coming to the linus community today because im trying to build a computer and the im not sure the amount of wattage i would need out of my power supply.

 

note:(to make its easier for you guys to help me here is my pc part picker list http://pcpartpicker.com/p/JWx4hM )

PLZ HELP!!!! thx

 

EDIT: im planning on over clocking my cpu to 4.0 G if that makes a difference in the decision also planing on playing very to high demanding games and the pc i have now shuts off when i tend to play those types of games(Note: i bought a solidgear wich i shouldnt have but i did because its was cheap and now i see that its faulty) thx

[TheKDub]

I'd go for 750W, stick with EVGA, Seasonic, Silverstone, or Corsair for power supplies.

[lukky211111]

hey guys im coming to the linus community today because im trying to build a computer and the im not sure the amount of wattage i would need out of my power supply.

 

note:(to make its easier for you guys to help me here is my pc part picker list http://pcpartpicker.com/p/JWx4hM)

PLZ HELP!!!! thx

your link is a lil broken.

[Oshino Shinobu]

I'd go for 750W, stick with EVGA, Seasonic, Silverstone, or Corsair for power supplies.

 

 

your link is a lil broken.

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/JWx4hM

 

Remove the ")" at the end. 

[bhagatneel15]

1. Pcpartpicker calculates that for you, but your link is broken so I cant see your build-wait, got it now

2. there are a lot websites out there that help you calculate your wattage, just google wattage calculator: this is what I got http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

3. once you find out your wattage, the generaly rule is to add no more than 50 percent to it to find the size you need 

[lukky211111]

hey guys im coming to the linus community today because im trying to build a computer and the im not sure the amount of wattage i would need out of my power supply.

 

note:(to make its easier for you guys to help me here is my pc part picker list http://pcpartpicker.com/p/JWx4hM)

PLZ HELP!!!! thx

in your pcpartpicker itll tell you total used wattage and just go from there any pus from seasonic would be a great choice imho their great budget friendly power supplys anything at about 650 watts is usually a good sweet spot.

[Oshino Shinobu]

And 650W is enough, but 750W would be recommended. The EVGA G2 750W is a good choice. 

[lukky211111]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/JWx4hM

 

Remove the ")" at the end. 

aha! eureka! 

[fastblast64]

i updated the text and the link so everyone can help!

[TheKDub]

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/JWx4hM

 

Remove the ")" at the end. 

 

I did.