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what is the expectancy of the power watts needed for 1180ti?

saif96
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i just purchased the 1050watts power supply i regret doing that as i feel its way too much that i dont need so should i try and refund it? my future build would be 1180ti, 5Ghz i7-9700k 32GB RAM 4266Mhz should i try and return it for an 850watts or less? i need it for 1180ti

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Probably 550-650watts for the PSU, total system pull should be less than 500 for a single GPU

No reason to return it unless you want to save some money keep in mind you will need to pay a re stocking fee

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850W is definitely going to be overkill. 750W would be less overkill.

 

In all honesty, you could probably get by on 550W.

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I'm gonna guess the part will need 200W powerwatts, as you call them.

 

The current 1080 Ti can be run on a decent-quality 450W PSU with the vast majority of CPUs, so I see it either remaining as efficient as it is or getting more efficient.

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I'd keep it. What if AMD decides to make a graphics card that eats the 1180ti alive for breakfast with 3 times the power draw?

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Pascal-refresh will probably be slightly more efficient. 

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