How many watt i need?

[JackTan4896]

Hello,may i ask how many watt i need for this build?
processor=intel core i5-3470
motherboard=msi z77ma-g45
graphic card=asus gtx 650ti
storage=WD 1tb caviar blue
ram=kingston value ram 4gbx2 1600mhz
optical drive=asus DRW-24B5ST/BLACK
casing=thermaltake commander MS-I(usb 3.0)
fans=3 additional 120mm led casing fans+aftermarket cpu cooler



and can silverstone st60f-es handle this system?

 

[manofchalk]

A 550W unit would be fine for that rig.

Its not the greatest supply, but it will do. If you are buying a PSU, I would look more to a Corsair Enthusiast or XFX Core series unit.

 

[TheBigTroll]

for your build, change the following

-use a h77 motherboard like the asrock h77m
-get a 7850 1gb. some can be found in that price range
-cheaper ram avaliable. from what i know, amazon has some patriot intel extreme masters 2x4gb 1600mhz for 31.99
-get a better case. such as the antec 300 illusion at newegg 49.99 after MIR
-no point of a aftermarket cooler when you cant overclock
-case fans make no difference for me. i wouldnt recommend using more than the stock configuration

 

[JackTan4896]

at my local shop these part that i only can get
=(
u sure silverstone st60f-es can handle this system at full load?

 

[manofchalk]

Yep, it should be fine. As I said, a 550W unit would be enough to handle all that, with room to overclock (if you could).
While the Silverstone Essential Series isnt the best available, they aren't bad.

 

[JackTan4896]

cause i am first time building pc
i need ask because i worry that this psu can't handle this system
=(

 

[manofchalk]

Always better to ask than have the whole thing go up in smoke. Ask whatever you want, that's the whole point of this forum.

 

[nukemaster]

The power supply(st60f-es) will run like nothing for that load.

You know what always makes people feel better about it.

i5 750 + 650 ti on a 300 watt power supply

Ohh and that my i7 2600k(more power) + 5870(power power) takes about 250 from the wall on most games and needs OCCT PSU stress test to get to 360 watts.

 

[JackTan4896]

run like nothing meaning?
my english not so good can u explain it?

 

[manofchalk]

Think he means that PSU will easily support the power draw of those components.

 

[JackTan4896]

o~thanks for explaining =)

 

[JackTan4896]

i am struggling which should i choose as my mobo
gigabyte GA-Z77M-D3H or msi Z77MA-G45
which is better?
changing the mobo won't add extra watt right?

 

[killerhurtalot]

You can get away with a 350-400W PSU easily... Just ignore the people that says you need anything more...

You do not need a Z77 motherboard (since you don't have a k series processor) meaning that overclocking feature is useless.... might as well as go with a cheaper motherboard...

 

[manofchalk]

Both are fairly similar, only real difference is that the MSI will support Crossfire/SLI if you wanted too. Looks better IMO as well.

The total power consumption of the motherboard itself is fairly small, including RAM its going to be less than ~20W. Not enough to be concerned about.

 

[JackTan4896]

i think i am not overclocking the cpu
i should go which a cheaper mobo
which is better?
msi b75ma-p45 or asus p8b75-m lx

 

[manofchalk]

Again the MSI, only because it has four RAM slots over the ASUS' two. Otherwise they are identical.

 

[JackTan4896]

this msi b75ma-p45 and this mobo is micro atx?
can support all the things i want to install right?

 

[TheBigTroll]

yes

 

[JackTan4896]

does this mobo Supports Intel® Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 ?

 

[manofchalk]

You'd be hard pressed to find a modern mobo that didn't.

 

[JackTan4896]

that didn't supports Intel® Turbo Boost Technology 2.0?
does that mean this mobo supports Intel® Turbo Boost Technology 2.0?

 

[manofchalk]

Any modern Intel board supports Turbo Boost. It will be fine.

Sorry, forgot English isn't your native language. I was saying you would have to search quite hard to find one that didn't support Turbo Boost.

 

[JackTan4896]

thanks for understanding english not my native language
=)

 

[JackTan4896]

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