Will this PSU be fine?

[DenshaSamurai]

Here are the specs:

 

CPU: Intel i7 7700K 4,50GHZ 7th-gen Kaby Lake

Cooler: Coolermaster EVO212X

Motherboard: MSI Z270A-PRO

RAM: 2x 8GB Kingston Fury 2400Mhz DDR4

GPU: Gigabyte GTX1080 8GB G1 Gaming 

HDD: 1000GB WD BLUE

Case: SAMA ARK RGB

PSU: Thermaltake Litepower 650W

 

I've already ordered this PC, and only later found out the importance of having a good PSU (peak watage isn't everything). Can it sustain the system while gaming, at least until I save up for a replacement? 

 

[Seamonster420]

I think that sounds like more than enough.

[Megah3rtz]

NO. There's no way that's a good idea with an i7 + GTX 1080. 

[Guest]

Save up, I would never risk a high end gaming PC with poor PSU

 

Itseems it's a prebuilt why not built it yourself?

[Moress]

I would return that PSU (If this is a parts order and not prebuilt) and pick up at least a CXM or S12II. Litepowers are pretty bad

[DenshaSamurai]

1 minute ago, deXxterlab97 said:

Save up, I would never risk a high end gaming PC with poor PSU

 

Itseems it's a prebuilt why not built it yourself?

Ordered it a while back, still new to this whole thing. But that still doesn't answer my question, whether or not will it be fine for at least a couple of weeks.

[Guest]

Just now, DenshaSamurai said:

Ordered it a while back, still new to this whole thing. But that still doesn't answer my question, whether or not will it be fine for at least a couple of weeks.

for a couple of weeks yes

[DenshaSamurai]

4 minutes ago, Moress said:

I would return that PSU (If this is a parts order and not prebuilt) and pick up at least a CXM or S12II. Litepowers are pretty bad

It's prebuilt. I intend to buy a new one, but since I live in Bosnia it will take a while to save up.

[Brooksie359]

5 minutes ago, DenshaSamurai said:

It's prebuilt. I intend to buy a new one, but since I live in Bosnia it will take a while to save up.

Yeah you'll be fine. Poor psu design usually results in poor voltage control and ripple suppression. While this can lead to the destruction of other components in the computer because of a really bad voltage output it is unlikely compared to the more prevalent risk of having the poor voltage control is it is hard on the vrm of your other component which will eventually kill the VRMs but it wouldn't do it in a week or two.

[Changis]

at the very least get a 80 plus certified PSU

[Moress]

21 minutes ago, Changis said:

at the very least get a 80 plus certified PSU

While PSU quality and 80 plus certification levels are loosely correlated, they do not directly denote PSU quality.

[Changis]

10 minutes ago, Moress said:

While PSU quality and 80 plus certification levels are loosely correlated, they do not directly denote PSU quality.

not as such, and i didn't mean it as the only thing to look for, but a good place to start.. say you find this amazing deal on a Qrappetastique F41-L 745W  PSU for $30 bucks, while corsair, seasonic, evga have 80 plus bronze 450-500w power supplies at the same price or over, i would be a little vary buying it..

best place to start is HERE and go for a tier 3 psu or above