I already buy it.. and now i need to know if its enought hehe

[vicluber]

Hi all, I'm new.

 

I just purchase online for this:

 

Motherboard: MSI H110l Pro

Processor: Intel Core i3 6100

Ram: G.SKILL ddr4 2133 8Gb x 2

Silverstone SFX ST30SF 300W Small Form Factor 80 PLUS

 

I think that the power supply is nought for this configuration, right? But I want to add a GTX 1060 Mini later. OuterVision Power Supply Calculator says that I'm gonna need 288W, and that's pretty close.

 

Should I contact the seller to change the power supply? Thanks.

 

[GDRRiley]

should do fine. 

[STRMfrmXMN]

4 minutes ago, vicluber said:

Hi all, I'm new.

 

I just purchase online for this:

 

Motherboard: MSI H110l Pro

Processor: Intel Core i3 6100

Ram: G.SKILL ddr4 2133 8Gb x 2

Silverstone SFX ST30SF 300W Small Form Factor 80 PLUS

 

I think that the power supply is nought for this configuration, right? But I want to add a GTX 1060 Mini later. OuterVision Power Supply Calculator says that I'm gonna need 288W, and that's pretty close.

 

Should I contact the seller to change the power supply? Thanks.

 

People.

 

PSU calculators are garbage.

 

Aside from the fact that an i3 is a colossal bottleneck to any current 10-series GPU, your system will never even see 200W under overclocked load. You're fine.

[Energycore]

57 minutes ago, vicluber said:

Hi all, I'm new.

 

I just purchase online for this:

 

Motherboard: MSI H110l Pro

Processor: Intel Core i3 6100

Ram: G.SKILL ddr4 2133 8Gb x 2

Silverstone SFX ST30SF 300W Small Form Factor 80 PLUS

 

I think that the power supply is nought for this configuration, right? But I want to add a GTX 1060 Mini later. OuterVision Power Supply Calculator says that I'm gonna need 288W, and that's pretty close.

 

Should I contact the seller to change the power supply? Thanks.

 

You might have to use a double molex to single 6-pin adapter if the PSU doesn't have a PCI-E 6-pin connector. But it will be fine, probably.

[Energycore]

53 minutes ago, STRMfrmXMN said:

People.

 

PSU calculators are garbage.

 

Aside from the fact that an i3 is a colossal bottleneck to any current 10-series GPU, your system will never even see 200W under overclocked load. You're fine.

Colossal bottleneck? Just a slight one.

[vicluber]

Those are good news! Thanks guys.

[STRMfrmXMN]

11 hours ago, Energycore said:

Colossal bottleneck? Just a slight one.

Would you pair a GTX 980 with an i3? I wouldn't, and I recommend i3s more than your average bear. I used one for a year or so and it was great but it wasn't a great pairing with a 290 I used briefly.

[Energycore]

11 hours ago, STRMfrmXMN said:

Would you pair a GTX 980 with an i3? I wouldn't, and I recommend i3s more than your average bear. I used one for a year or so and it was great but it wasn't a great pairing with a 290 I used briefly.

I wouldn't most of the time. But i3 + 1060/480 (especially the ones with low VRAM since they have the best perf/price) is a better combo than i5 + whatever you can get for $80 less ($150 instead of $230)

 

Dammit AyyyyMD, Y U NO sell RX 470 at $150?

[STRMfrmXMN]

1 hour ago, Energycore said:

I wouldn't most of the time. But i3 + 1060/480 (especially the ones with low VRAM since they have the best perf/price) is a better combo than i5 + whatever you can get for $80 less ($150 instead of $230)

 

Dammit AyyyyMD, Y U NO sell RX 470 at $150?

TBH the RX470 should have been 150 from the get-go...

 

Honestly though, as one who used an i3 for quite a long time and would recommend to more people than you might think, for most games it's going to be the first bottleneck.