Can my power supply support r9 390?

[ViciousChad]

I'm thinking about getting an r9 390 as an upgrade from my AMD 7870 but I'm not sure if my power supply can run it.

Here's my power supply:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817152035

I run these components:
Corsair H55
1 SSD
2 HDD's
AMD 8350
6 case fans

 

[chris987]

upgrade or not get a better unit asap.! raidmax is generally to be avoided.!

a good 550w - 650w will be just fine.! choose from here. any psu from tier 1,2 is highly recommended!

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html

 

[englandr753]

+1^

Definitely don't spent that kind of money on a video card and risk all of your components to a low end psu. Upgrade the psu along with getting the new video card or wait until you can do both if money is an issue...

 

[ViciousChad]

+1^

Definitely don't spent that kind of money on a video card and risk all of your components to a low end psu. Upgrade the psu along with getting the new video card or wait until you can do both if money is an issue...

Could you please list some good PSU's? I don't know the difference between Platinum, Gold, Bronze, and Certified.

 

[chris987]

dont mind efficiency, plays a little role on home pc.however it is more likely that you will end up getting a bronze or gold. platinum efficiency and above are very expensive. they are already listed. please go through the tier list.

EVGA B2 - GS - G2 and the newest corsair RMi / RMx would be my prefernece.

 

[ViciousChad]

dont mind efficiency, plays a little role on home pc.however it is more likely that you will end up getting a bronze or gold. platinum efficiency and above are very expensive. they are already listed. please go through the tier list.

EVGA B2 - GS - G2 and the newest corsair RMi / RMx would be my prefernece.

What about this one? Think it can support my future build?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438027

 

[chris987]

does your mobo support crossfire? is there a possiblity of adding a second gpu? if yes then 750w is recommended! if not, a 550w is plenty for a single gpu solution. anyway if you insist on getting a 750w , prefer this one as it is better.

https://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-110b20750vr

 

[maxalge]

does your mobo support crossfire? is there a possiblity of adding a second gpu? if yes then 750w is recommended! if not, a 550w is plenty for a single gpu solution. anyway if you insist on getting a 750w , prefer this one as it is better.

https://pcpartpicker.com/part/evga-power-supply-110b20750vr

very good unit, it will give you plenty of headroom if you ever decide to overclock