PSU for R9 nano and E5 2699v3

[blueskull]

Hi,

 

How much power do I need for a ITX build of 2699v3 and Fury nano? I do not overclock. I can use ATX PSUs.

 

 

 

 

Thanks

[STRMfrmXMN]

7 minutes ago, blueskull said:

Hi,

 

How much power do I need for a ITX build of 2699v3 and Fury nano? I do not overclock. I can use ATX PSUs.

 

 

 

 

Thanks

550W is a good amount for ya. The EVGA GS/G2/GQ/B2 are good options for you.

[Guest]

Literally any PSU. 450W and up.

[SeanAngelo]

11 minutes ago, blueskull said:

Hi,

 

How much power do I need for a ITX build of 2699v3 and Fury nano? I do not overclock. I can use ATX PSUs.

 

 

 

 

Thanks

650W is enough

[Stefan1024]

Seasonic Platinum Fanless 520 watts. Or something similar. But with a CPU this expensive get a tier one PSU.

[MightyMic]

EVGA SuperNOVA P2 650W https://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-220p20650x1

With a CPU that expensive, I wouldn't trust it to anything less than a Gold+ Certified.

[blueskull]

Can I use Seasonic 460W or 520W fanless ones? I only trust very few server PSU brands even I'm pursuing a desktop ATX power supply.

Also, in a tiny ITX (literally, Elite 110, otherwise I won't bother go for an R9 nano), will heat be a problem if I use a fanless PSU?

CPU is cooled by a H60 with 2 Noctua fans stacked, and GPU sucks air from side panel perforation. My major concern is RAM, VRM, MB and PSU -- without PSU fan, will the 2 stacked radiator fans be enough?

 

Thanks

[blueskull]

Thanks all. I already ordered a 520W fan less platinum Seasonic PSU.