Do I have enough power?

[AlternativeFactsForPresident]

I was wondering if my psu can deliver enough power to power a gtx 1080, or it will deliver bad voltages
Specs:
Psu
Cpu
Intel 6600k
Mobo
Msi Z170 pro
Case
Phantex enthoo evolv atx
CPU fan
Ram
16 GB Kingston 1200mhz dual channel

 

[JamesSneed]

Might want list your PSU my crystal ball is in the shop this week for buffing.

Use this PSU calculator and you can asnwer it yourself: http://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

Just make sure you have more than the recommend wattage and have a decent PSU.

 

[rolli59]

PSU specs?

 

[AlternativeFactsForPresident]

Well, that's awkward, thanks for making me notice that i forgot to post my psu specs
psu: 700w phanteks, here's a link
http://www.antec.com/product.php?id=706841&fid=5022051&lan=nz

 

[AlternativeFactsForPresident]

The website you posted a link to tells me that my recommended wattage is 544 watt, but it also says something about +12v power, the website says that i need 38A but on my psu it says that it only has 35A will this still work, and will it shorten the lifespan of my gcard?

 

[JamesSneed]

You are perfectly fine that is a good PSU. Your PSU has two 35 amp 12v rails so 70 amps in total. That 700 watt Antec PSU is more than enough wattage and amperage. The recommendation from the tool already has a little buffer in place for capacitor aging etc so 544 watts is likely 50-100watt over actual peak draw. Meaning you have 200-250 watt more than you would ever draw so you are all set.

 

[AlternativeFactsForPresident]

Thank you so much for the help, as you can prob tell from the question then i am not a psu expert, and i really think it is great that people help other people out on this forum enjoy your best answer

 

[JamesSneed]

You are welcome. Enjoy your 1080.

 

[AlternativeFactsForPresident]

Ty