Building a new PC

[georgepara]

I have a PC already but I want to build a new one. I know all of the things I want to put in it except the power supply. Please let me know how big of a power supply I need.

Intel Core i5-6500 3.20GHz (Skylake) Socket LGA1151 Processor

Asus Z170-E Intel Skylake SLI/Crossfire ATX Motherboard

8GB (2x4GB) 3000MHz - Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 Memory for Skylake

EVGA GeForce GTX 980 Ti 6GB

 

[Anarkie13]

While I'm sure a 600W unit will suffice, I'd recommend an 850W PSU for future-proofing, in case you decide to use any of those extra PCI-E slots in an SLI configuration.

 

[AreH]

Well georgepara,

Good 700w psu will do the job.

Best luck!

 

[SPgamer007]

Good 750W is more than enough.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IKDETOW/?tag=pcpapi-20

johnyGURU's recommended Unit, Tier 1 unit,currently at 89$

 

[georgepara]

While I'm sure a 600W unit will suffice, I'd recommend an 850W PSU for future-proofing, in case you decide to use any of those extra PCI-E slots in an SLI configuration.

If I were to put in another GTX 980 Ti would 850 be enough?

 

[georgepara]

Well georgepara,

Good 700w psu will do the job.

Best luck!

Thanks man

 

[georgepara]

Thanks for the quick responses guys

 

[SPgamer007]

While I'm sure a 600W unit will suffice, I'd recommend an 850W PSU for future-proofing, in case you decide to use any of those extra PCI-E slots in an SLI configuration.

If I were to put in another GTX 980 Ti would 850 be enough?

If not gonna Overclock anything then a good 850w will be fine.

 

[georgepara]

While I'm sure a 600W unit will suffice, I'd recommend an 850W PSU for future-proofing, in case you decide to use any of those extra PCI-E slots in an SLI configuration.

If I were to put in another GTX 980 Ti would 850 be enough?

If not gonna Overclock anything then a good 850w will be fine.

Ok thank you.