[SOLVED] Will 450W PSU do the job?

[Aeonxal12]

Hey guys, I'm building a home desktop that will be used as a server. I won't be really needing GPU at all, so I'll get something for 10$ just to boot and get it going.
I'll be running Linux, possibly Proxmox in the future.

WIll the following build do fine with 450W PSU Seasonic Focus Gold?
PCPartPicker Part List

P.S. Any other suggestions/advices are welcome, thanks!

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Yes it is PLENTY of QUALITY power. 👍

 

[Bokaso]

Get 2700x and throw out wraith max since 2700x comes with prism

 

[Aeonxal12]

Yes it is PLENTY of QUALITY power. 👍

Thanks!

Get 2700x and throw out wraith max since 2700x comes with prism

Hey, thanks for reply! I choose 2700 cause it uses 40W less, thus less PSU load and electrictiy consumption since it'll be a home server.

 

[Bokaso]

At idle they are about the same, but it depends what you use your server for, regardless PSU has plenty of power

 

[refillable]

Not questioning the PSU. It's going to be perfect for the job. I find the SSD and cooler choice weird. I don't think a 250 GB SATA SSD should be priced that high and I don't think paying $30+ is worth it just for the wraith max.

 

[Aeonxal12]

Not questioning the PSU. It's going to be perfect for the job. I find the SSD and cooler choice weird. I don't think a 250 GB SATA SSD should be priced that high and I don't think paying $30+ is worth it just for the wraith max.

Thanks for reply! The cooler honestly I just added something to be there, but since Ryzen 2700x is 5$ more expensive in my country, I'll go with that and cooler is included

Regarding SSD, yeah that's overpriced, I can get it for approx 50$.

Thanks for feedback!

 

[TeeKayTK]

2700X does consume 160W ish on load, but keep in mind it's more efficient than 2700X due to being on the 7nm process. 450W will be more than enough.

 

[Aeonxal12]

2700X does consume 160W ish on load, but keep in mind it's more efficient than 2700X due to being on the 7nm process. 450W will be more than enough.

Hey thanks for reply! I'm a bit confused, they both seem 12nm and not 7nm, did you have in mind something else? I think you might have meant 3700x, but that's out of my budget right now.