A high quality 650W will be plenty, even with future upgrades to the CPU. Here are a couple good ones.I am on a budget for a build with a Vega 56(210W TDP) and an i7-4770(84W TDP). I was wondering what the wattage of my PSU should be. Also if someone could help me find a good budget PSU I would greatly appreciate it, I live in the UK.
Thanks for answering.
A high quality 650W will be plenty, even with future upgrades to the CPU. Here are a couple good ones.I am on a budget for a build with a Vega 56(210W TDP) and an i7-4770(84W TDP). I was wondering what the wattage of my PSU should be. Also if someone could help me find a good budget PSU I would greatly appreciate it, I live in the UK.
Thanks for answering.
You do not need a 750W PSU for that GPU. Even a system with Vega 64, stock 9900k, & 360mm AIO won't need more than a 650W PSU. For almost any non HEDT or single GPU system you don't need anything more than 650W. Using a PSU calculator gives you a worst case power draw but at least says what you will need in a worst case instance.Requirements
External Power - 8-pins 2
Minimum Power Supply Requirement 750 Watt
https://www.amazon.com/Corsair-RM850x-Modular-Certified-Refurbished/dp/B07HMC6LCL/ref=sr_1_40?dchild=1&keywords=750w+power+supply&qid=1587222584&sr=8-40&th=1
Then again the 750watt TXM is only a few pounds more so can't hurt.You do not need a 750W PSU for that GPU. Even a system with Vega 64, stock 9900k, & 360mm AIO won't need more than a 650W PSU. F
Just looked at the pricing and the 750W TXM is 2 Quid cheaper than the 650W Seasonic Focus GX. It is the whole 6 one way, half dozen the other. Will it hurt to have a 750W, not at all especially when a high quality 750W is cheaper than the 650W. I was just making a response to Calvin and trying to show what requires more than a 650W. He actually like an 850W which would be a huge waste of money.Then again the 750watt TXM is only a few pounds more so can't hurt.