Is a Corsair cx650m enough for one gtx 780 ti sc graphics card even under load?

[mikeespino]

Hi so my psu is an Corsair cx650m 80plus bronze, it’s brand new I only bought it 2 weeks ago, the problem is it makes coil whines but most say its common on these type of modules. So I’m buying a new gtx 780 ti super clocked version 4 gb gddr5 on eBay, but will my psu be enough for it even underload cause for psu recommendations you need at least 550 watt psu.

 

[Shektron]

Yeah, it should be fine.

 

[abhisheksscorpion]

600 W is the Minimum System Power Requirement for 780Ti , so it should work fine.

 

[Rexper]

Yes, the CX650M is good quality and more than enough for your system.

You could've used the 550w version or even 450w version depending on the rest of your components. As seen here, in a power hungry system including the GTX 780ti 372w is drawn from the wall. So about 330w from the PSU.

 

[mikeespino]

Thank you guys so much so my specs are
Asus cg5275
Motherboard p7h55-m
Cpu core i7 870 2.93 ghz
Gtx 1050 2gb but upgrading
Cpu cooler cryorig h7 125TPD 120mm fan up to 1600rpm
2x vetroo led 120mm case fan
One storage SSD Samsung 850 evo 250gb
One optical drive
Yes my cpu is pretty old I did some research some say it’s a good pair but not up to the 1060s.

 

[Shektron]

Yes, that is very old, and you should be looking to upgrade soon. Not yet, you can still get a few months, maybe a year's worth of usage from that i7, but you should start saving up for a platform upgrade.

 

[mikeespino]

Yes ik but I just got into pc building and decided to buy used parts I’ve got this desktop used and it use to had a core i5 650 but upgraded, I don’t know when I’ll get a 1151 motherboard because it’s too hard to save up money as I don’t work