Is 500w enough?

[acidoxyde]

Hey guys, I'm new to pc building this is actually my first personal rig so there is lot's of stuff that I'm afraid I might get wrong. The thing that scares me the most is psu. I'm thinking of buying this but I don't know if 500w is enough or if i should go for a 550w or 600w psu. 

 

My specs are:

i5-6600k

gigabyte gtx 1070 g1 gaming

2 ddr4 ram modules

2 120mm fans

1 ssd 

 

P.s. I'm looking to oc the cpu and maybe the gpu as well. I won't be doing any sli upgrades in the future

 

EDIT: I appreciate all of your answers but I would like to add that I'm on a bit of a budget. I can't spend more than 80-90 euros(including shipping which is anywhere from 10-15 euros).

[007agentHP]

i would recommend a 

EVGA GS/G2

XFX (all but XT)

Seasonic

or Corsair AXi, RMi, HXi

 

around 500-600w should be fine

[Lehti]

I think 600 W will actually allow for quite a bit of room for expansion.

[STRMfrmXMN]

9 minutes ago, acidoxyde said:

Hey guys, I'm new to pc building this is actually my first personal rig so there is lot's of stuff that I'm afraid I might get wrong. The thing that scares me the most is psu. I'm thinking of buying this but I don't know if 500w is enough or if i should go for a 550w or 600w psu. 

 

My specs are:

i5-6600k

gigabyte gtx 1070 g1 gaming

2 ddr4 ram modules

2 120mm fans

1 ssd 

 

P.s. I'm looking to oc the cpu and maybe the gpu as well. I won't be doing any sli upgrades in the future

An EVGA B2, GS, GQ, G2, 550W is fine, would work well for you.

[Doh007]

11 minutes ago, acidoxyde said:

Hey guys, I'm new to pc building this is actually my first personal rig so there is lot's of stuff that I'm afraid I might get wrong. The thing that scares me the most is psu. I'm thinking of buying this but I don't know if 500w is enough or if i should go for a 550w or 600w psu. 

 

My specs are:

i5-6600k

gigabyte gtx 1070 g1 gaming

2 ddr4 ram modules

2 120mm fans

1 ssd 

 

P.s. I'm looking to oc the cpu and maybe the gpu as well. I won't be doing any sli upgrades in the future

when in doubt, this should be a pretty good website for finding out what PSU rating you need

http://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

[ybriK]

13 hours ago, Doh007 said:

when in doubt, this should be a pretty good website for finding out what PSU rating you need

http://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

Not really accurate but it's better to be exaggerated to be safe. My setup recommends a 750W PSU when I'm barely hitting 500W, I only have a 550W PSU.

http://imgur.com/a/s7zbP