PSU Confusion

[Acrobit]

NOTE: This is a repost from my setup thread that I posted yesterday,

I have an really hard time to finding an PSU that fits in everyting in my setup.

Please somebody help me with this, how to maybe find a power supply, I'm not asking for you the reader to search a power supply that will fit in everything but maybe some tips on finding it

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I'm planning to build a PC myself so im doing this so maybe you guys can find a Bottleneck or FeedBack!

 

My buget is €1.500 and yes, you already guessed it it's Europe! aka the Netherlands

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The System

 

Case: Coolermaster Mastercase Pro 5 Price: € 137,-

 

CPU: Intel Core I5 6600K Price: €259,-

 

MotherBoard: MSI Z170A GAMING M5 Price: €174,90

 

GPU: EVGA GTX 970 4GB FTW+ with ACX 2.0+ Price: €424,- With free Division Copy

 

CPU Cooler: Dark Rock Pro 3 Price: €79,90

 

RAM: Corsair Vengeance DDR4-2400 16GB Price: €76,90

 

Storage:

SSD: Kingston HyperX Fury 120GB (For OS) Price: €46,99

HDD: Seagate Barracuda 1TB Price: €49,99

 

Power Supply: ???

 

OS: Windows 10 Home 64Bit Price: €25,99

 

Keyboard/Mouse/Monitor:

Keyboard: CM Storm Trigger Z Price: €146,29

Mouse: Razer Taipan (Already Have)

Monitor: LG 24MB37PY (Already Have)

 

Every thing combined costs €1.403,67

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This was my post and have a nice day.

Good Bye

[Sakkura]

500W is sufficient for your system. Quality is what you're after. Pretty much any unit from XFX or Seasonic is high quality. Other than that, you can look around for EVGA's B2/G2/GS/GQ units, Corsair's RMx/RMi/HX/HXi/AX/AXi units, or Antec's High Current Gamer or Truepower Classic units.

[German_John]

13 minutes ago, Acrobit said:

OS: Windows 10 Home 64Bit Price: €25,99

Just curious, where do you get that from? I got Windows 7 for a bit less, but Windows 10 would cost me about twenty bucks more as an OEM.

[Acrobit]

2 minutes ago, German_John said:

Just curious, where do you get that from? I got Windows 7 for a bit less, but Windows 10 would cost me about twenty bucks more as an OEM.

http://www.kinguin.net/category/19429/windows-10-professional-oem-key/

[German_John]

1 minute ago, Acrobit said:

http://www.kinguin.net/category/19429/windows-10-professional-oem-key/

Nice, thanks. I'll keep that bookmarked.

Funny how in US guides noone ever points that out. Is this kinda thing illegal there?

[papapoi]

https://www.msi.com/power-supply-calculator

 

http://www.jonnyguru.com/ = power supply reviews

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html - psu ratings

 

use the calculator, get a idea of what wattage u need, maybe add a little more for future upgrades, look through the list of psus via toms hardware link then see if there are reviews on the jonnyguru site , if not google it, or ask here, everyone has their favorites and opinions on what they think is what is the best. just find what fits in your budget and just make sure you don't go cheap as it is one of the most important parts of your system

[Acrobit]

22 minutes ago, German_John said:

Nice, thanks. I'll keep that bookmarked.

Funny how in US guides noone ever points that out. Is this kinda thing illegal there?

well, It's a legal key so far as i know so no problems

[German_John]

1 minute ago, Acrobit said:

well, It's a legal key so far as i know so no problems

I know it's legal over here. Softwarehexe sells Dell OEMs, and I've heard that's not legal in the US. Oh well, if it means I don't have to pay a hundred bucks for a key.

[Acrobit]

43 minutes ago, papapoi said:

https://www.msi.com/power-supply-calculator

 

http://www.jonnyguru.com/ = power supply reviews

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html - psu ratings

 

use the calculator, get a idea of what wattage u need, maybe add a little more for future upgrades, look through the list of psus via toms hardware link then see if there are reviews on the jonnyguru site , if not google it, or ask here, everyone has their favorites and opinions on what they think is what is the best. just find what fits in your budget and just make sure you don't go cheap as it is one of the most important parts of your system

Thank you, 

I found the Evga SuperNOVA 650 G2 would fit perfect in my build

Only for €125 kinda expensive but it will fit in my buget 

[papapoi]

14 minutes ago, Acrobit said:

Thank you, 

I found the Evga SuperNOVA 650 G2 would fit perfect in my build

Only for €125 kinda expensive but it will fit in my buget 

yw, in my opinion that is a good choice, evga is a very good brand and use quality components