Calculating wired to be used.

[GUntorian]

Im planning to build a PC this year and already have most of my parts picked out but I need to find what wires im going to be using to see what PSU to get.

Heres my part list:
Peripherals:
Mouse: Razer Deathadder
Mouse Mat: Razer Kabuto
Keyboard: Razer Blackwidow
Screen: AOC Razer 18.5 inch

Parts:
Case: NZXT Phantom 410 White
Graphics Card: Gainward 1024mb GTX560 Ti Phantom
Optical Drive: LG DVDRW GH22NS BLACK SATA
HDD: WD 1TB 10EARS 64MB SATAII Green
Ram: Corsair 8GB Vengance BLUE 1600Mhz
Motherboard: Gigabyte Z68XP-UD3 skt1155
CPU: Intel Core i5 2500k Sandybridge skt1155 3.3Ghz

 

[joedastudd]

Any decent brand 450w+ psu will have all the connections you need.

PS green hdd's are terrible for general use (running OS and apps from)

 

[Wisecracker]

Are you looking for a power supply recommendation?

Using a 5400rpm HDD as a boot/OS/Apps drive is a major dink in your build.

 

[alvine]

get a faster hard drive and get a 500-550w psu

 

[GUntorian]

I will take changing the HDD into mind. Can you please help me know what wires im going to use? This is so I can pick the best PSU that is suited for my build.

 

[delluser1]

I will take changing the HDD into mind. Can you please help me know what wires im going to use? This is so I can pick the best PSU that is suited for my build.

That's determined more by power needs than power connector needs, a good quality psu that has the power required, will have the connectors required ( and then some ).
If you're not into having extra's go fully modular.

 

[GUntorian]

Well I dont have the money for that. I would like to know what pins and wires my build will be taking. As for HDD im going with Seagate 1TB 32MB SATA300

 

[airdeano]

plan on overclocking? possibly SLI? game alot? then 650+
and with specials and discounts these are pretty inexpensive to have.
when OC you'll want to make sure that you have enough to supply the CPU, graphics card(s) and RAM when under a load. a good inexpensive PSU is the antec earthwatt series. you dont have to worry about modular yet, unless you are display your case.

airdeano

 

[airdeano]

plan on overclocking? possibly SLI? game alot? then 650+
and with specials and discounts these are pretty inexpensive to have.
when OC you'll want to make sure that you have enough to supply the CPU, graphics card(s) and RAM when under a load. a good inexpensive PSU is the antec earthwatt series. you dont have to worry about modular yet, unless you are display your case.

airdeano

 

[Motopsychojdn]

20+4pin atx lead
8pin Cpu lead
two 6pin pcie leads
two sata power leads
and several molex 4pin connectors for your fans that are not connected to the motherboard,


read the Psu sticky for some more guidance but as dell has already stated, you should focus on the power requirements watt-wise, and any Psu of the level you require will have sufficient connectors

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/284314-10-power-supply-guides-info

Moto