Is the selected PSU good enough for the build?

[Kristijan Krsteski]

Hello everyone.
- I am currently looking for some components, for my upcoming ITX build. I am stuck when it come to the PSU, I am not sure if I should get a bigger, or smaller PSU.
- I am putting together this build: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/qM29RB
- The computer will mainly be used for games, video editing and programming.
- Would you suggest getting a i7-4790k, over the i5-4690k, as I do some multitasking? Is it worth the extra couple of bucks?
- Any other kinds of suggestions would be appreciated. This is my second build, but my first ITX build. The RAM and SSD listed has already been bought, as I got it rather cheap, as there was a discount on it in my area.
- Thanks in advance, this is my first time posting here.

 

[i7Baby]

Get a Seasonic M12II 620 ($75 at Newegg), XFX 650 or Antec HCG 620M

The i5 will be fine.

 

[kristennhahnn]

Yes! your system will only require 400 Watt if I where you I would get a 550 watt and with the money you save upgrade to a i7

 

[i7Baby]

A GTX770 requires a total of 600+W per RealHardTech.

 

[Goldengoose]

Wow, nice build. Managed to cram a lot into that tiny case.

Having a look at the comments here:
http://www.ebuyer.com/582887-cooler-master-elite-130-mini-itx-case-120mm-water-cooler-supported-rc-130-kkn1
people state that you can have the full sized graphics card and a full sized PSU. the PSU you currently have chosen is fine (i just checked the coolermaster site and it states 'full sized ATX PSU's are fine') - as long as it's a main brand and at least bronze then you should always be good .Might want to make it modular as well - costs more but you will be thankful when you're building the rig.

I personally wouldnt pay for the I7 unless you were doing some serious video editing, rendering, coding and the likes. I have the I5 and i can play WoW and edit videos in the background at the same time which is enough for me.

 

[Kristijan Krsteski]

Wow, nice build. Managed to cram a lot into that tiny case.

Having a look at the comments here:
http://www.ebuyer.com/582887-cooler-master-elite-130-mini-itx-case-120mm-water-cooler-supported-rc-130-kkn1
people state that you can have the full sized graphics card and a full sized PSU. the PSU you currently have chosen is fine (i just checked the coolermaster site and it states 'full sized ATX PSU's are fine') - as long as it's a main brand and at least bronze then you should always be good .Might want to make it modular as well - costs more but you will be thankful when you're building the rig.

I personally wouldnt pay for the I7 unless you were doing some serious video editing, rendering, coding and the likes. I have the I5 and i can play WoW and edit videos in the background at the same time which is enough for me.

Cool thanks for the help! I will go with the AX760i instead then