Is my wattage enough ?

[TriggAndSides]

so i will get a SanDisk ssd 120 gb , gtx 970, hgst ultrastar 2tb 7k300 ,kingston hyperx fury 2*4, msi h81m e-33 ,phanteks u type , amd cpu fx 8320,ASUS DRW-24F1ST optical drive , corsair carbide spec 2 (2 fans included) , and i was going to get a evga 500 hundred but then i thought id get a evga 600 to make sure i have enough , so my question is do you think i have enough wattage , also what is the max amount of wattage im gonna use , this is my first build so if you see a flaw or an advice you can give me go ahead

 

[rohan305]

You can use power supply calculator online .

http://www.coolermaster.outervision.com/

The motherboard is a intel cpu socket , you must buy a AMD AM3+ socket motherboard .

I would recommend buying 600w psu .

 

[C12Friedman]

Your CPU and motherboard choices are not compatible. I'll suggest "playing" here https://pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/ to create your build. It'll help avoid most incompatibility issues and also give you a fairly accurate calculation of power needs

 

[TriggAndSides]

Your CPU and motherboard choices are not compatible. I'll suggest "playing" here https://pcpartpicker.com/parts/partlist/ to create your build. It'll help avoid most incompatibility issues and also give you a fairly accurate calculation of power needs

 

[TriggAndSides]

what would you recomend me to do ,(about same price)

 

[rohan305]

what would you recomend me to do ,(about same price)

I would recommend buying MSI 760GM-P34 motherboard this is a micro ATX motherboard .
And a 600W PSU .

 

[C12Friedman]

600W is plenty for the hardware you're showing, the EVGA Supernova series should work nicely in there. If not considering overclocking, the MSI 760GM-P34 would work there. If considering overclocking (even in the future), I'll suggest a motherboard featuring the 990FX chipset instead like the ASRock 990FX Extreme3 (it will be more expensive though).

 

[TriggAndSides]

okay i decided to buy a intel i3 4360 thats compatible , but i have another question my case has a 3.0 usb port but my motherboard is not compatible with that , my question is is this a big problem , ( windows on cd ) , also what is the difference between msi h81m e33 and p33 ,since 600w is enough do you think i should go for 500w or is that risky?

 

[C12Friedman]

okay i decided to buy a intel i3 4360 thats compatible , but i have another question my case has a 3.0 usb port but my motherboard is not compatible with that , my question is is this a big problem , ( windows on cd ) , also what is the difference between msi h81m e33 and p33 ,since 600w is enough do you think i should go for 500w or is that risky?

The differences between the two boards are minimal, basically, P has DVI-D video output while the E has HDMI video output (both also have VGA). For a Core i3-4360, GTX970 build, 500W will be plenty to run it. USB 3.0 ports can either go unused or there are adapters available that will make the USB 3.0 ports work as USB 2.0

 

[TriggAndSides]

basically wich one is better because they have only a 2 dollar difference on amazon , okay what would you recommend have a 500w psu but a 240gb ssd or a 600w with 120gb ssd

 

[C12Friedman]

500W/240GB SSD

 

[TriggAndSides]

also once i get my pc can i move games from my ssd to my hhd

 

[TriggAndSides]

hey i changed my mind im going for gtx970 instead do i need more watts for that?

 

[C12Friedman]

Sorry I missed something, I had been considering the GTX970 all along

 

[C12Friedman]

also once i get my pc can i move games from my ssd to my hhd

I'm not sure what you're asking here.

 

[TriggAndSides]

doesnt matter , do you think its worth buying a 1920 x 1080 monitor for around 120 dollars , if i already have a 1680 x 1050 monitor