PC Build PSU compatibility for overclocking

[yobopan]

Hello everyone,

I'm planning to build a PC, I want to overclock it but I don't know if the PSU that I've picked is good enough.

Specs for the build:

Cpu: I3-8100
Mobo: Gigabyte Z370-P (The cheapest Z370 mobo atm, Í'm going to be building this PC after Black Friday. I might get a B370 mobo instead.)
RAM: G.Skill DDR4 3200 2x4GB modules (cas 15)
SSD: Intenso 120GB
Hard Drive: Seagate 7200rpm 2tb
Videocard: Geforce Gtx 1060 6gb MSI X version (this is the part that I want to overclock!)
Case: BitFenix Nova (with glass side panel)
PSU: The most important part... I picked a SeaSonic S12II 620watt bronze unit.. Is it good enough for overclocking the Gtx 1060 6gb x?

Thanks for helping!

*NOTE: I live in Germany.

PSU Budget: €65 MAX

 

[AniChatt]

Yes SeaSonic S12II 620watt is a decent one for your setup. But you can still save some money in ram. Select 2400 ram and try to buy at least 16GB. No need to buy 3200 Mhz.

 

[ZRace]

Agreeing with AniChatt here. Faster RAM only makes sense on AMD Ryzen systems. On Intel systems, slower RAM won't make much of a difference, unless you use the intergrated graphics of the CPU, but you're using a GTX 1060 anyway.