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Planning out an upgrade to make my rig 1440p-ready and I noticed a bit of a snag.

 

My current PSU is a Rosewill 550W, and manufacturers recommend a 600W unit minimum...

 

So although it covers the estimated wattage, will the Rosewill be enough, or do I seriously need that extra 50W for some reason?

 

PCPP link: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/vGRtyc

IT should be just fine. 

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Planning out an upgrade to make my rig 1440p-ready and I noticed a bit of a snag.

 

My current PSU is a Rosewill 550W, and manufacturers recommend a 600W unit minimum...

 

So although it covers the estimated wattage, will the Rosewill be enough, or do I seriously need that extra 50W for some reason?

 

PCPP link: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/vGRtyc

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Planning out an upgrade to make my rig 1440p-ready and I noticed a bit of a snag.

 

My current PSU is a Rosewill 550W, and manufacturers recommend a 600W unit minimum...

 

So although it covers the estimated wattage, will the Rosewill be enough, or do I seriously need that extra 50W for some reason?

 

PCPP link: http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/p/vGRtyc

IT should be just fine. 

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If you were to get a PSU you'd probably end up with a 750w but it should be good

 

 

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IT should be just fine. 

 

If you were to get a PSU you'd probably end up with a 750w but it should be good

 

 

IT should be just fine. 

Wow that was fast thanks guys

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