Building a PC, could use some help please :)

[Jessthebear3969]

Hay, so I am looking to build a PC as so many have before, and I am just wondering if these parts are ok for each other (mainly making sure the PSU is good enough).

Intel I5 4670k
Nvidia Geforce gtx 760 (or 660/670, not decided (but for PSU sake assume the most power consuming)
This is the PSU I am looking at: Corsair 500W CX Builder 80 Plus Bronze PSU
http://www.ebuyer.com/278634-corsair-500w-cx-v2-psu-cmpsu-500cxv2uk

Would have 8 or 16gb of DDR3 ram among other things!

Basically just want to make sure it wont explode, I am struggling to find an answer due to my incompetance so thought I would post here! Sorry, and thank you for reading!

Jess

 

[Jessthebear3969]

Asus Z87-K USB3.0 Motherboard: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Z87-K-USB3-0-Motherboard-Express-6-0Gbps/dp/B00CXL3ZQ0#productDetails

Any PSU you would recommend or will it be fine? Seems on the limit (Thanks for the help)

 

[4745454b]

It will be fine. It's not the best or flashy. But it will work fine.

 

[Jessthebear3969]

Ok thank you Also, I doubt it is but I got my one repaired the other day so it is effectively brand new. Is this ok as a stop gap, or would it actually be ok? It was pretty cheap so I kind of want to buy a new one anyway, as Corsairs are supposedly pretty darn good.

http://www.dabs.com/products/best-value-pulse-750w-120mm-silent-red-fan-sata-pfc-psu-8FKL.html

It has 44a on 2 12v rails.

Again, thanks for your help and quick answers.

 

[yawa77]

Ok thank you Also, I doubt it is but I got my one repaired the other day so it is effectively brand new. Is this ok as a stop gap, or would it actually be ok? It was pretty cheap so I kind of want to buy a new one anyway, as Corsairs are supposedly pretty darn good.

http://www.dabs.com/products/best-value-pulse-750w-120mm-silent-red-fan-sata-pfc-psu-8FKL.html

It has 44a on 2 12v rails.

Again, thanks for your help and quick answers.

Corsair makes very good power supplies. Seasonic is the best, they also make PSUs for companies such as XFX and others.

 

[Jessthebear3969]

I will definitely be getting a new one, but I am saying that is my current one and I am wondering if it will be capable of running it considering I just bought the CPU and motherboard about 2 minutes ago *Cheers* Thanks for the help so far, really useful

 

[yawa77]

I will definitely be getting a new one, but I am saying that is my current one and I am wondering if it will be capable of running it considering I just bought the CPU and motherboard about 2 minutes ago *Cheers* Thanks for the help so far, really useful

The http://site is a great resource. You can virtually build your rig and paste it on here for help. This maybe helpful for you. Even does the power calculation.