psu wattage question

[advilnoscope]

Hi I am a first time pc builder and im having a little trouble getting a right psu

Here are my components

 

Cpu: Amd ryzen 5 2400g with built in vega 11 graphics 

Ram: Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB, DDR4, 2400MHZ

Hdd: Western Digital 1TB 3.5" 7200 RPM SATA III 64MB Cache 

Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-AB350N-Gaming WIFI (AMD/Ryzen AM4/B350

Case: Corsair Carbide Series Spec-04 Tempered Glass 

 

and I don't know if you need this or not but

OS: windows 10

Please help as soon as possible 

 

 

 

 

[aaronhare]

This power supply will work since your required power is only 120 Watts. Are you going to get a graphics card for the build? Windows 10 is an operating system. You will need it if you want to use Windows 10.

[ElZamo92]

Anything above 300W is more than enough for that setup, but I recommend you get something that’s at least 500W if you decide to add a graphics in the future. 

This one looks good to me:

https://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-Bronze-certified-supply/dp/B074ZDLGM3

[advilnoscope]

do i need a gpu to use windows 10?

 

 

[aaronhare]

Just now, advilnoscope said:

i need a gpu to use windows 10

 

No you do not need a GPU to use Windows 10. What you have will work just fine!

[advilnoscope]

so i should get 500w psu?

[thisforumsucksassdeletemya]

If you want to add a video card in the future, yes.

[advilnoscope]

• ok thank you very much

[seon123]

Why are you getting an mITX motherboard for an ATX case? 

Depending on what's available, the Pure Power 10 400W, CX450/M, Formula, Masterwatt (not the Lite or MWE) or Formula. 400W is plenty for most GPUs. 

[Stefan Payne]

1 hour ago, advilnoscope said:

so i should get 500w psu?

No, absolutely NOT.

 

Get a good quality 400-450W instead. That's enoug for most situations without overclocking.

The Watt Rating is the Output rating, what a PSU can deliver over long periods of time.

 

So its better to get a 400W be quiet Pure Power 10 (if you can get it for a good price) than a 600-700W Group regulated thing from various manufacturers - you want all 3 main rails to be regulated independently and not in groups!