Power Supply For Watercooling

[blubbered]

I'm looking to watercool two R9 Nano's, i7-4790k.

Ill also have an ssd, two hard rives, and optical drive, 6 fans, and a couple of led strips.

How many watts should my PSU have. I was guessing about 850

[Bradders]

Put your parts list into pc part picker and it should tell you what Wattage you need

[blubbered]

1 minute ago, Bradders said:

Put your parts list into pc part picker and it should tell you what Wattage you need

what extra power do I need for watercooling componants

 

[Bradders]

1 minute ago, blubbered said:

what extra power do I need for watercooling componants

 

Are you using a custom loop or just doing an All in one cooler?

[blubbered]

1 minute ago, Bradders said:

Are you using a custom loop or just doing an All in one cooler?

custom

 

[Bradders]

Just now, blubbered said:

custom

 

Not hugely sure, Most likely depends on your Pump and what power consumption it takes

[blubbered]

Just now, Bradders said:

Not hugely sure, Most likely depends on your Pump and what power consumption it takes

D5 pump

 

[pebble guy]

750 should get you golden. rm750 would be a good guess. Just dont take cx or other low end offering.

[STRMfrmXMN]

7 hours ago, pebble guy said:

750 should get you golden. rm750 would be a good guess. Just dont take cx or other low end offering.

RM750 is not a great PSU... why do I sleep for 10 hours and come back and see people recommending the old RM everywhere...?

 

8 hours ago, blubbered said:

I'm looking to watercool two R9 Nano's, i7-4790k.

Ill also have an ssd, two hard rives, and optical drive, 6 fans, and a couple of led strips.

How many watts should my PSU have. I was guessing about 850

850W is the recommended amount for a system like yours. I'd suggest an 850W EVGA GS/G2/GQ, Seasonic X-series, XFX of about that much wattage, or anything else in yellow in my signature if you can find it with a wattage output near 850W.