[SOLVED] Is 300w 80 silver enough for an gtx 1060 and i5 8400

[MRENESZ_]

system details:
i5 8400
Gtx 1060
HP tampa2 motherboard
2x 8gb 2666 ddr4 ram
1x 128gb ssd
1x 1tb hdd
zalman s4 plus case

 

[Lutfij]

If you transplanted the innards from an HP prebuilt, what was the SKU/model for the prebuilt? To answer the question in your thread title, even if the unit was reliably built it couldn't power the entire system. So, no 300W will not cut it. You're going to need more like a 5000W or a 550W reliably built PSU.

 

[MRENESZ_]

If you transplanted the innards from an HP prebuilt, what was the SKU/model for the prebuilt? To answer the question in your thread title, even if the unit was reliably built it couldn't power the entire system. So, no 300W will not cut it. You're going to need more like a 5000W or a 550W reliably built PSU.

Thanks for your reply.
It was an hp hp 580-100na
The temps were very high on gaming so i decide to get a new case for it.
Now im thinking to upgrade the 1050 2gb

 

[Vic 40]

Does the psu come with the needed 6 pin pcie connector?

Can you tell us how many Amps on the+12V rail?

 

[MRENESZ_]

Does the psu come with the needed 6 pin pcie connector?

Can you tell us how many Amps on the+12V rail?

Exactly the psu has an 6pin pcie connector.
And the the amps of 12+ is 15a.

 

[Vic 40]

And the the amps of 12+ is 15a.

Sure it has only one +12V rail? Because that is low, equals to 180watts.