Power Supply selection on high end pc

[URL Badman]

Hi
I am here becouse i am building high-end(for myself its lot of money on pc so i think i can say that) but i am kinda amateur about power supply ...
SPECS :
CPU : Intel Core i7-4790K
GPU : MSI GTX 970 GAMING 4G
Motherboard : MSI 970 GAMING
Cooler (CPU) : Cooler Master Hyper 212+ EVO
SSD : Samsung 850 EVO 120GB
HDD : WD Black 1000GB 64MB cache
RAM : Kingston 8GB KIT DDR3 1600MHz CL10
+ monitor: :24 "BenQ GW2470H

How much W i need to run this stable... but of course i need it to be for reasonable money( for me under 100 euros). And if its possible it would be nice if it wouldnt be as loud as plane if you know what i mean...
I appreciate every reaction to this.

 

[Dylan Smit]

First, if you build a pc like this, dont save money on a psu, but i recommand a psu of 650+ watt psu with at least a 80+ gold mark. You can calculate your usage on this site: http://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

 

[Greeko85]

I'd personally go for something like this: http://www.amazon.com/SeaSonic-650-Watt-CrossFire-Certified-SSR-650RM/dp/B00918N4A0
Quality equipment

 

[URL Badman]

First, if you build a pc like this, dont save money on a psu, but i recommand a psu of 650+ watt psu with at least a 80+ gold mark. You can calculate your usage on this site: http://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

EVGA SuperNOVA 750 G1 what about this guy ? its really cheap in my country

 

[Math Geek]

i need to point out that your motherboard is not for yur cpu. that is an amd motherboard and you will need an intel motherboard for that i7 cpu. you will want a z97 motherboard to overclock that unlocked cpu. figured you needed to know this

as for the psu, if you can give me a store you can shop at in your country i will skim it and point out a couple top quality units for you. no sense pointing out models we get in the US if you can't get them in your country or they cost crazy amounts. i know the prices and availability change from country to country. i can also skim for a z97 mobo for you if you wish

500w is plenty of power for that build but often higher wattage units are the same price and may be a better deal.

 

[URL Badman]

i need to point out that your motherboard is not for yur cpu. that is an amd motherboard and you will need an intel motherboard for that i7 cpu. you will want a z97 motherboard to overclock that unlocked cpu. figured you needed to know this

as for the psu, if you can give me a store you can shop at in your country i will skim it and point out a couple top quality units for you. no sense pointing out models we get in the US if you can't get them in your country or they cost crazy amounts. i know the prices and availability change from country to country. i can also skim for a z97 mobo for you if you wish

500w is plenty of power for that build but often higher wattage units are the same price and may be a better deal.

I am glad i found someone ... you can look for that things on this website https://www.alza.co.uk/ its really trusted website and have biggest selection

 

[Math Geek]

looking around a bit . here are a couple mobo's for you to consider.

the msi gaming 5 is a solid mid range board with lots of features. i have one paired with a 4690k and love it. https://www.alza.co.uk/msi-z97-gaming-5-d1530091.htm?catid=18855027

if you want a bit more high end features here is a good choice, the asus z97-a which is a solid overclocker and a well respected board. https://www.alza.co.uk/asus-z97-a-d1481451.htm?catid=18855027

as for power supply, here is what i found around the same price. each is plenty of power and high quality. in order from worst to first. all are around 75 pounds.

EVGA GS 550w https://www.alza.co.uk/evga-supernova-550-gs-d3026462.htm?catid=18849164
Seasonic M12ii 620w modular https://www.alza.co.uk/seasonic-m12ii-620-evo-d1470792.htm?catid=18849164
EVGA G2 550w https://www.alza.co.uk/evga-supernova-550-g2-d3026461.htm?catid=18849164

prices quickly go up to 100 pounds from there but any of these is a solid choice. i'd go for the G2 or the seasonic one for the modular over the GS myself but i thought i'd throw it in for comparison sake.

 

[URL Badman]

looking around a bit . here are a couple mobo's for you to consider.

the msi gaming 5 is a solid mid range board with lots of features. i have one paired with a 4690k and love it. https://www.alza.co.uk/msi-z97-gaming-5-d1530091.htm?catid=18855027

if you want a bit more high end features here is a good choice, the asus z97-a which is a solid overclocker and a well respected board. https://www.alza.co.uk/asus-z97-a-d1481451.htm?catid=18855027

as for power supply, here is what i found around the same price. each is plenty of power and high quality. in order from worst to first. all are around 75 pounds.

EVGA GS 550w https://www.alza.co.uk/evga-supernova-550-gs-d3026462.htm?catid=18849164
Seasonic M12ii 620w modular https://www.alza.co.uk/seasonic-m12ii-620-evo-d1470792.htm?catid=18849164
EVGA G2 550w https://www.alza.co.uk/evga-supernova-550-g2-d3026461.htm?catid=18849164

prices quickly go up to 100 pounds from there but any of these is a solid choice. i'd go for the G2 or the seasonic one for the modular over the GS myself but i thought i'd throw it in for comparison sake.

earlier in this post someone said i should go for 650 + W supply ,, but from the three you posted here i would like to go for seasonic .. price is almost same
.// ... about the motherboard i think even MSI Z97 GAMING 3 would be enought... 160 euros is kinda a lot and practicaly its almost the same as the GAMING 5

 

[Math Geek]

the gaming 3 is fine as well. only spares a couple of features. really i don't use half of what the gaming 5 can do but dang does it look cool in the case!!!! biggest difference is the power delivery for overclocking the cpu. the gaming 3 will have less power delievery and thus won't oc as high and be stable than the gaming 5 which has less power delivery than the asus z97-a. that is really what the extra money is for. if you're good with a moderate oc then the gaming 3 is good enough.

as for power needs 500w is plenty enough even with overclocking. these 500w and above choices are all top quality and will easily handle any oc you can hand it with that system. seasonic makes some of the best psu's out there and they also make the EVGA G2 models so basically they are both great quality. the 620w one is nice and in the middle for power plus it's modular which is a great feature for cable management. can't go wrong with that choice.

 

[URL Badman]

the gaming 3 is fine as well. only spares a couple of features. really i don't use half of what the gaming 5 can do but dang does it look cool in the case!!!! biggest difference is the power delivery for overclocking the cpu. the gaming 3 will have less power delievery and thus won't oc as high and be stable than the gaming 5 which has less power delivery than the asus z97-a. that is really what the extra money is for. if you're good with a moderate oc then the gaming 3 is good enough.

as for power needs 500w is plenty enough even with overclocking. these 500w and above choices are all top quality and will easily handle any oc you can hand it with that system. seasonic makes some of the best psu's out there and they also make the EVGA G2 models so basically they are both great quality. the 620w one is nice and in the middle for power plus it's modular which is a great feature for cable management. can't go wrong with that choice.

I guess i would go for these two and my last question about RAM... i will buy 8 gb (2x4) HyperX Fury savage/blue ... like i dont know there is 1600mhz 1866 mhz 2400 mhz 2133 mhz i dont really know which to pick ...

 

[Math Geek]

the 1600 is plenty fast enough. after that they are simply overclocked 1600 ram and give little performance improvement. unless it is cheaper just stick to 1600 speed. latency is important however, look for CL 9 or lower 1600 ram. offers good all around performance.

this set is nice if you don't mind the red color https://www.alza.co.uk/kingston-8-gigabytes-kit-ddr3-1600mhz-cl9-hyperx-savage-series-d2147839.htm?catid=18850357

 

[URL Badman]

the 1600 is plenty fast enough. after that they are simply overclocked 1600 ram and give little performance improvement. unless it is cheaper just stick to 1600 speed. latency is important however, look for CAS 9 or lower 1600 ram. offers good all around performance.

this set is nice if you don't mind the red color https://www.alza.co.uk/kingston-8-gigabytes-kit-ddr3-1600mhz-cl9-hyperx-savage-series-d2147839.htm?catid=18850357

Kingston 8GB KIT DDR3 1600MHz CL9 HyperX Savage Series//// i would go for this
and final specs :
CPU : Intel Core i7-4790K-360€
GPU : MSI GTX 970 GAMING 4G-380€
Motherboard : MSI z97 GAMING 3- 117€
Cooler (CPU) : Cooler Master Hyper 212+ EVO-40€
SSD : Samsung 850 EVO 120GB-65€
HDD : WD Black 1000GB 64MB cache-86€
RAM :Kingston 8GB KIT DDR3 1600MHz CL9 HyperX Savage Series -45 €
Monitor: :24 "BenQ GW2470H-144€
PSU: SEASONIC 620W M12II-620W Evo-90€
Total price= 1327 € ...

Case idk you think i can get all this in NZXT Source 340 white ... cuz i can get it free from friend
Thats all i think ... i really aprecciate your help if we will meet once i will buy you beer xD

 

[Math Geek]

glad i could help. i'm pretty sure the hyper 212 evo will fit into the source 340 case. that is really the only piece to worry about as it is rather tall. specs say the case will fit a 161 mm tall cooler and the 212 evo is only 159 mm so it'll clear

and that ram is fine as well. that's the specs i go for cl9 and 1600 speed for best bang for the buck.

enjoy the new gaming monster.