[SOLVED] Watts question

[oyosi]

Hellos guys, I am trying to buy a new pc and I have some questions, can you help me?

I calculate the consume that the hardware is going to require, more or less 470 watts and I have a 500watts psu. Do you think it's enough?

 

[PC Tailor]

if you've used a power supply calculator, take the numbers with a big pinch of salt.

What is the exact system spec you are looking at?
Also remember that you need good quality, not just enough wattage

 

[oyosi]

if you've used a power supply calculator, take the numbers with a big pinch of salt.

What is the exact system spec you are looking at?
Also remember that you need good quality, not just enough wattage

Yo are helping me so much men I love. There you have the specs, any one more change you think I need to do?

https://imgur.com/a/w99ZG28

View: https://imgur.com/a/w99ZG28

 

[oyosi]

Yo are helping me so much men I love. There you have the specs, any one more change you think I need to do?

https://imgur.com/a/w99ZG28

View: https://imgur.com/a/w99ZG28

I already added the 600watts psu

 

[PC Tailor]

I remember this rig from another post of yours now I've just looked back and i would stand by the comments I made about the PSU:

https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/i-think-im-going-to-buy-this-pc-thoughts.3544256/

PSU is poor from my understanding, I would get a much better quality PSU.

 

[oyosi]

I remember this rig from another post of yours now I've just looked back and i would stand by the comments I made about the PSU:

https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/i-think-im-going-to-buy-this-pc-thoughts.3544256/

So this psu now is good?

 

[PC Tailor]

So this psu now is good?

I can see the same series PSU? More wattage does not mean better quality.
The problem is not the watts, it's the quality.

Poor quality = can damage your other components.
Good quality = won't damage your other components.