is this setup compatible?

[iowa55]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/cart/view.html/ref=lh_cart_vc_btn also do you see anything that I might be missing? im looking to run Ark Survival evolved, is it possible on this setup

 

[robinwing14]

Can you put it in a pcpartpicker it doesn't show up

 

[jazzy663]

You goofed here. All you did was link your Amazon shopping cart, which shows up empty for me. I can't see your build.

Please list your build via PCPartPicker or type it out manually (be detailed).

 

[iowa55]

You goofed here. All you did was link your Amazon shopping cart, which shows up empty for me. I can't see your build.

Please list your build via PCPartPicker or type it out manually (be detailed).

Seagate 2TB Desktop Gaming SSHD SATA 6Gb/s 64MB Cache 3.5-Inch Internal Bare Drive (ST2000DX001) by Seagate
Crucial Ballistix Sport 16GB Kit (8GBx2) DDR3 1600 MT/s (PC3-12800) UDIMM Memory BLS2KIT8G3D1609DS1S00/ BLS2CP8G3D1609DS1S00 by Crucial
Intel Core i5-4460 LGA 1150 CPU - BX80646I54460 by Intel
Gigabyte LGA 1150 Intel H97 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX DDR3 1600 LGA 1150 Motherboards GA-H97M-HD3
EVGA GeForce GTX 970 4GB SSC GAMING ACX 2.0+, Whisper Silent Cooling Graphics Card 04G-P4-3975-KR by EVGA
Thermaltake Versa H22 CA-1B3-00M1NN-00 Mid-tower Computer Chassis (Black) by Thermaltake
Corsair CX600 CP-9020048-US 600W Power Supply by Corsair
Samsung SATA 1.5 Gb-s Optical Drive, Black SH-224DB/BEBE by Samsung
EGC High-Performance Thermal Paste Compound for CPU Heatsinks - 4 Grams by EGC


ok hopefully this helps you

 

[g-unit1111]

Don't buy a Corsair CX - those are not good units. What is your budget?

 

[jazzy663]

Would recommend the XFX TS 550W as the PSU. Corsair CX is bad for gaming. Otherwise, that is a fine build.

 

[iowa55]

Don't buy a Corsair CX - those are not good units. What is your budget?

basically as low as possible

 

[iowa55]

Would recommend the XFX TS 550W as the PSU. Corsair CX is bad for gaming. Otherwise, that is a fine build.

ok so all of that would fit in the case too?

 

[iowa55]

Would recommend the XFX TS 550W as the PSU. Corsair CX is bad for gaming. Otherwise, that is a fine build.

that is a little pricy would XFX ATX12V/EPS12V 650W Power Supply P1-650G-TS3X work instead

 

[jazzy663]

Would recommend the XFX TS 550W as the PSU. Corsair CX is bad for gaming. Otherwise, that is a fine build.

that is a little pricy would XFX ATX12V/EPS12V 650W Power Supply P1-650G-TS3X work instead

It will work just fine. XFX units are well-made and reliable. However it's more expensive than the TS 550W... how can you say the TS 550W is pricey when that 650W is even more pricey? Just something I'm wondering.

 

[iowa55]

Would recommend the XFX TS 550W as the PSU. Corsair CX is bad for gaming. Otherwise, that is a fine build.

that is a little pricy would XFX ATX12V/EPS12V 650W Power Supply P1-650G-TS3X work instead

It will work just fine. XFX units are well-made and reliable. However it's more expensive than the TS 550W... how can you say the TS 550W is pricey when that 650W is even more pricey? Just something I'm wondering.

I just did a quick search and it said that was cheaper than the other. so what would you recommend that is cheaper than the one you originally proposed?

 

[iowa55]

Would recommend the XFX TS 550W as the PSU. Corsair CX is bad for gaming. Otherwise, that is a fine build.

that is a little pricy would XFX ATX12V/EPS12V 650W Power Supply P1-650G-TS3X work instead

It will work just fine. XFX units are well-made and reliable. However it's more expensive than the TS 550W... how can you say the TS 550W is pricey when that 650W is even more pricey? Just something I'm wondering.

Sentey® Power Supply 750w 80 Plus Bronze Modular Mbp750-hm Metal Blade Power 750 Watts / 80 Plus Bronze / 120mm Sleeve Bearing Fan / Hybird Modular / Autoswitching 100-240 Voltage / Active PFC / Single +12v Rail / Certified Power Cord / 5 Years Warranty - Computer Power Supply - Desktop Power Supply - Modular Power Supply - Power Supply 750w - Power Supply Modular I don't know why this title is so long but would this work?

 

[jazzy663]

Sorry for the late reply.

That Sentey unit looks to be just fine, if a bit overkill for a single-GPU rig. However when I say this, I mean that it is only okay in terms of specifications. The unit is very new and it seems that it hasn't been reviewed by the PSU experts yet. The result is that I can see nothing about that particular unit on the PSU Tier List, so I can't advise on you on that unit's level of quality or protection circuits. I can see those details on Sentey's website, but I trust the PSU experts first.

Spec-wise however, it is way, way more than enough for your build. Like I said, overkill.

In response to your previous question, I can't in good faith recommend a unit that's below ~$55. The reason for this is that any power supply below that price like is likely to be a low-quality (and possibly dangerous) unit.

 

[g-unit1111]

Sorry for the late reply.

That Sentey unit looks to be just fine, if a bit overkill for a single-GPU rig. However when I say this, I mean that it is only okay in terms of specifications. The unit is very new and it seems that it hasn't been reviewed by the PSU experts yet. The result is that I can see nothing about that particular unit on the PSU Tier List, so I can't advise on you on that unit's level of quality or protection circuits. I can see those details on Sentey's website, but I trust the PSU experts first.

Spec-wise however, it is way, way more than enough for your build. Like I said, overkill.

It's a decent unit - it's basically a rebranded Seasonic G series PSU. I think better would be something more along the lines of the EVGA G2 or the Seasonic X series. Wattage depends on a number of factors such as future GPU expansion.

In response to your previous question, I can't in good faith recommend a unit that's below ~$55. The reason for this is that any power supply below that price like is likely to be a low-quality (and possibly dangerous) unit.

I would say that is about half true - there's some very solid units below the $50 range - Seasonic sells a few of them, and the lower wattage EVGA GS series retails for the $50 - $60 range, and those are rebranded Seasonic units as well. The Antec Earthwatts series are also excellent units that retail below the $50 range. I say if you're unsure about a power supply, go to jonnyguru.com or Hardware Secrets. If they say it's a good unit, buy it. If they say it's junk, don't touch with a 10 foot pole.

 

[iowa55]

Sorry for the late reply.

That Sentey unit looks to be just fine, if a bit overkill for a single-GPU rig. However when I say this, I mean that it is only okay in terms of specifications. The unit is very new and it seems that it hasn't been reviewed by the PSU experts yet. The result is that I can see nothing about that particular unit on the PSU Tier List, so I can't advise on you on that unit's level of quality or protection circuits. I can see those details on Sentey's website, but I trust the PSU experts first.

Spec-wise however, it is way, way more than enough for your build. Like I said, overkill.

It's a decent unit - it's basically a rebranded Seasonic G series PSU. I think better would be something more along the lines of the EVGA G2 or the Seasonic X series. Wattage depends on a number of factors such as future GPU expansion.

In response to your previous question, I can't in good faith recommend a unit that's below ~$55. The reason for this is that any power supply below that price like is likely to be a low-quality (and possibly dangerous) unit.

I would say that is about half true - there's some very solid units below the $50 range - Seasonic sells a few of them, and the lower wattage EVGA GS series retails for the $50 - $60 range, and those are rebranded Seasonic units as well. The Antec Earthwatts series are also excellent units that retail below the $50 range. I say if you're unsure about a power supply, go to jonnyguru.com or Hardware Secrets. If they say it's a good unit, buy it. If they say it's junk, don't touch with a 10 foot pole.

lol thank you guys a lot for your help