Will a EVGA 500W PSU be able to run this?

[Tianite]

I have an EVGA 500W PSU and I don't know if it will run a i5-6600k and a GTX 1060. I also have the hyper 212 from Cooler master. I want to overclock these as well. Can someone please help me?

 

[kaptainkuftic]

Yep, that's enough wattage. Post your full build if you can, but those components you have listed should draw less than 250 watts

 

[Tianite]

Yep, that's enough wattage. Post your full build if you can, but those components you have listed should draw less than 250 watts

Case - Kolink Aviator Micro ATX case - £31.31 (Amazon)
Processor - Intel i5-6600k - £201.00 (Amazon)
Motherboard - MSI B250M Gaming Pro Motherboard - £76.73 (Amazon)
Graphics card - Gigabite Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB - £233.97 (Amazon)
Power unit - EVGA 500W - £42.43 (Amazon)
RAM - HyperX FURY 8 GB - £53.20 (Amazon)
Memory - 1TB HDD - £41.98 (Amazon)
Fans - 4 Red Corsair fans (2 dual packs) - £34.90 (Amazon)
CPU Cooler - Arctic Alpine 11 - £10.07 (Amazon)
Thermal paste - Arctic MX-4 - £3.95 (Amazon)

Total: £728.64

That's the full build

 

[kaptainkuftic]

Yep, that's enough wattage. Post your full build if you can, but those components you have listed should draw less than 250 watts

Case - Kolink Aviator Micro ATX case - £31.31 (Amazon)
Processor - Intel i5-6600k - £201.00 (Amazon)
Motherboard - MSI B250M Gaming Pro Motherboard - £76.73 (Amazon)
Graphics card - Gigabite Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB - £233.97 (Amazon)
Power unit - EVGA 500W - £42.43 (Amazon)
RAM - HyperX FURY 8 GB - £53.20 (Amazon)
Memory - 1TB HDD - £41.98 (Amazon)
Fans - 4 Red Corsair fans (2 dual packs) - £34.90 (Amazon)
CPU Cooler - Arctic Alpine 11 - £10.07 (Amazon)
Thermal paste - Arctic MX-4 - £3.95 (Amazon)

Total: £728.64

That's the full build

Yep, 500 watts is more than enough. As I mentioned before, the i5 will use about 90 watts, the 1060 about 120 watts, and the rest of your build will likely use less than 100.

 

[Tianite]

Yep, that's enough wattage. Post your full build if you can, but those components you have listed should draw less than 250 watts

Case - Kolink Aviator Micro ATX case - £31.31 (Amazon)
Processor - Intel i5-6600k - £201.00 (Amazon)
Motherboard - MSI B250M Gaming Pro Motherboard - £76.73 (Amazon)
Graphics card - Gigabite Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB - £233.97 (Amazon)
Power unit - EVGA 500W - £42.43 (Amazon)
RAM - HyperX FURY 8 GB - £53.20 (Amazon)
Memory - 1TB HDD - £41.98 (Amazon)
Fans - 4 Red Corsair fans (2 dual packs) - £34.90 (Amazon)
CPU Cooler - Arctic Alpine 11 - £10.07 (Amazon)
Thermal paste - Arctic MX-4 - £3.95 (Amazon)

Total: £728.64

That's the full build

Yep, 500 watts is more than enough. As I mentioned before, the i5 will use about 90 watts, the 1060 about 120 watts, and the rest of your build will likely use less than 100.

So could I even downgrade to a 450W?

 

[kaptainkuftic]

Yep, that's enough wattage. Post your full build if you can, but those components you have listed should draw less than 250 watts

Case - Kolink Aviator Micro ATX case - £31.31 (Amazon)
Processor - Intel i5-6600k - £201.00 (Amazon)
Motherboard - MSI B250M Gaming Pro Motherboard - £76.73 (Amazon)
Graphics card - Gigabite Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB - £233.97 (Amazon)
Power unit - EVGA 500W - £42.43 (Amazon)
RAM - HyperX FURY 8 GB - £53.20 (Amazon)
Memory - 1TB HDD - £41.98 (Amazon)
Fans - 4 Red Corsair fans (2 dual packs) - £34.90 (Amazon)
CPU Cooler - Arctic Alpine 11 - £10.07 (Amazon)
Thermal paste - Arctic MX-4 - £3.95 (Amazon)

Total: £728.64

That's the full build

Yep, 500 watts is more than enough. As I mentioned before, the i5 will use about 90 watts, the 1060 about 120 watts, and the rest of your build will likely use less than 100.

So could I even downgrade to a 450W?

In theory, yeah. I wouldn't though. I would never go less than 500 unless I was perfectly confident that I wouldn't be upgrading in the future