How much of power supply do i need ?

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That's one of the least accurate PSU wattage calculators you could possibly link to. Most wattage calculators out there get it dead wrong - mainly because there's a lot of extremely poor quality PSUs out there. These calculate for the poor PSUs than the good ones. Which is why a lot of them recommend way more wattage than you need. The thing is the 1050s don't use that much power. Really the only wattages that matter are CPU and GPU. So an Intel i5-7500 draws 65W and a GTX 1050 draws 75W. You could get by with a decent 450W for this usage, but a solid 500W from Seasonic, EVGA or Corsair will allow for some room to upgrade in the future.

This thing recommended a low end EVGA B1 for...
Power supply caluclators are usually wrong.
75 watt card, 65 watt CPU, figure 60 for everything else.
200 Watt PC. 300watts would run it fine I would get a quality 450 to 550 watt one to allow for future upgrades. If you think you might add a high end video card in the future then go for 550 watts.
 


That's one of the least accurate PSU wattage calculators you could possibly link to. Most wattage calculators out there get it dead wrong - mainly because there's a lot of extremely poor quality PSUs out there. These calculate for the poor PSUs than the good ones. Which is why a lot of them recommend way more wattage than you need. The thing is the 1050s don't use that much power. Really the only wattages that matter are CPU and GPU. So an Intel i5-7500 draws 65W and a GTX 1050 draws 75W. You could get by with a decent 450W for this usage, but a solid 500W from Seasonic, EVGA or Corsair will allow for some room to upgrade in the future.

This thing recommended a low end EVGA B1 for my system - a 6700K and a 1080. Right. :ange:
 
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