500w psu enough?

[tudorcardei]

Ok, so, I have bought an system and I want to know If my <<edited>> psu can Power it up:
-FSP Hexa Plus 500w 80+ 80% efficiency
-16gb RAM ddr4 3000mhz cl16(2x8)
-250GB M.2 NVMe SSD
-1TB HDD WD BLUE 7200RPM 64MB
-AMD RX 580 8GB(1X8 PINS REQUIRED/I'm not planning to overclock )
-AMD Ryzen 5 2600(I'm not planning to overclock)
-Gigabyte B450M DS3H Motherboard
-DVD-WRITTER LiteOn IHAS122-14 Bull
-Zalman ZM-T3 Case
-1 2K 60hz IPS monitor and another 144hz 1080p TN FreeSync monitor
Will that PSU power up this build?I know it's a <<edited>> PSU but I don't have enough money to replace it.

 

[COLGeek]

Watch the language, please. Thank you.

 

[feelinfroggy777]

No, that is a very poor PSU and can damage your system. Additionally, just because it says 500 watts does not mean it can run 500 watts on the 12 volt rail. The 12 volt rail is where it matters as that is where the majority of the system will pull power through.

I suggest getting a quality 550 watt PSU from EVGA, Corsair, or Seasonic.

 

[COLGeek]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from tudorcardei : "Gtx 1060 6gb 500w psu"

My config:
-r5 2600
-16gb RAM ddr4 cl16 3000mhz(2x8)
-1tb wd data 3 7200rpm hdd
-250gb sata 3 ssd
-dwd writter
-2 monitors
-gigabyte b450m ds3h motherboard
-fsp hexa plus 500w 80+ 80% efficiency (scp, ovp, ocp)
I know that my psu is horse shit but I want to know if this config it's able to support an gtx 1060 6gb, If my psu is able to do that, I'm not planning to do any overcloack.

Should be OK as long as your PSU has the relevant 6 pin connector required.

 

[COLGeek]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from tudorcardei : "Rx 580 8gb 500w psu"

My config:
-r5 2600
-16gb RAM ddr4 cl16 3000mhz(2x8)
-1tb wd data 3 7200rpm hdd
-250gb sata 3 ssd
-dwd writter
-2 monitors
-gigabyte b450m ds3h motherboard
-fsp hexa plus 500w 80+ 80% efficiency (scp, ovp, ocp)
I know that my psu is horse shit but I want to know if this config it's able to support an rx 580 8gb, If my psu is able to do that, I'm not planning to do any overcloack.
PS: Don't Tell me about the gtx 1060 becuz I want an RX card for my freesync monitor.

On paper if you get a card with a single 8 pin connector the answer is yes.

The 580 can be a power hog though & you are really pushing the limits of that fsp psu in real world terms.

Personally I'd want something better.

 

[COLGeek]

Please ask all of your PSU related questions here. You can ask about different GPUs in one thread. Don't start multiple threads to ask the same basic questions regarding your PSU. Thank you.

 

[COLGeek]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from tudorcardei : "Rx 480 4gb"

My config:
Palit 1050ti dual gddr5
FSP hexa+ 500w psu
AMD ryzen 5 2600
Adata xpg gammix d10 black 8gb ddr4 3000mhz cl16
1tb wd blue sata3 7200rpm 64mb
Zalman zm-t3
Gigabyte b450m-ds3h
Dvd writter liteon ihas122-14
I want to change my 1050ti to an rx 480 and I want to know if it's good for vr and If my psu is able to run it

Its not a very good PSU, but it should be able to run the rx 480. Rx 480 is capable of VR.

 

[COLGeek]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from tudorcardei : "Rx 580 8gb 500w enough?"

I have an fsp hexa plus 500w 80% efficiency 80+ psu with an ryzen 5 2600 and an b450m ds3h motherboard and an 1050ti, I want to know if I replace my 1050ti with an rx 580 8gb will my psu be strong enough to run the config? And also I want to know becuz I know that my psu sucks but there will be any chance to fry my PC?

It is very low quality and will put your system at risk. With two +12V rails and only 18A each, the FSP Hexa+ 500W is not a power supply recommended for a gaming system.

The first shipments of the FSP HEXA+ 500W were missing the SiTI PS229 chip in its protection circuit. If your PSU is from a later shipment and has the protection circuit chip then you shouldn't have any problems.

 

[COLGeek]

This (and all additional) thread is being closed. All answers indicate that your current sub-par PSU needs to be replaced to better support the GPUs mentioned.

Good luck.