Not enough power?

[SpartanDune]

So I rewatched old videos from Techquickie and I watched the PSU FAP, and Linus recommended looking at this site for knowing what kind of PSU you need for your system, so I tried my luck and this is my result. https://outervision.com/b/buMLTd Note: I have a 650W EVGA 80+ Gold PSU and Idk if Im being bamboozled or not
EDIT: Turns out I turned the knob to the max on the overvoltage, it should be 8% and not 50%. Which would give me around 600 Watts on load, which is perfect for my 650W PSU. And I know it adds more wattages than necessary but I like playing on the safe side for future upgrades. Thank you for your guys' input!

[TLCH723]

If you had overvoltage your 1080 with 50%, you wont have a 1080 anymore

[johnny5c]

That seems really high, I'm running a 1700x with a 1080 on a 650 watt Corsair and the fan barely spins up. 

 

Try another calculator,

https://seasonic.com/wattage-calculator

[aezakmi]

This is mine according to that site

https://outervision.com/b/yuBzv6

 

Not even close, I barely hit 500 stress testing AIDA + FurMark, and my PSU is overkill since it was from my old FX build

[STRMfrmXMN]

2 hours ago, SpartanDune said:

So I rewatched old videos from Techquickie and I watched the PSU FAP, and Linus recommended looking at this site for knowing what kind of PSU you need for your system, so I tried my luck and this is my result. https://outervision.com/b/buMLTd Note: I have a 650W EVGA 80+ Gold PSU and Idk if Im being bamboozled or not

Outervision isn't accurate. Get a Kill-O-Watt and plug your PC into it under full load. Do the math to calculate how much is being drawn from your PSU (wall outlet draw is higher due to PSU efficiency).

[SpartanDune]

1 hour ago, TLCH723 said:

If you had overvoltage your 1080 with 50%, you wont have a 1080 anymore

That may have been the issue lmao 

[seon123]

24 minutes ago, SpartanDune said:

That may have been the issue lmao 

No, the issue is that you used a PSU calculator at all. All of them are completely useless and overestimate by a ton. A 1600/1080 system would draw under 300W at load. 

[SpartanDune]

Just now, seon123 said:

No, the issue is that you used a PSU calculator at all. All of them are completely useless and overestimate by a ton. A 1600/1080 system would draw under 300W at load. 

It is OCed to a ton tho. That said, I like site like these since my PC now is my first PC, so I literally know nothing about PC Parts or building. But I understand your POV.

[seon123]

Just now, SpartanDune said:

It is OCed to a ton tho. That said, I like site like these since my PC now is my first PC, so I literally know nothing about PC Parts or building. But I understand your POV.

300W is what you would expect under a gaming load with everything overclocked. Not 1000W. 

[Guest]

LOL!  The PSU calculator suggested you need twice as much power as you actually need.

 

I guess if you divide by 2, it's pretty accurate. 

 

[Army165]

OP's build supposedly puts out more than mine. https://outervision.com/b/XDNFFr

 

I really hope people aren't buying their suggestions...