Will my computer blow up if I run an MSI r9 390 with a 600w psu?

[steed634]

Intel i5 4460
2x DDR3
EVGA 600B Psu
I already have the psu and it is already installed in my pc.

 

[theunliked]

The 600b should work with the r9 390, but for any overclocking, I would upgrade.

 

[steed634]

The 600b should work with the r9 390, but for any overclocking, I would upgrade.

I am not going to do any overclocking, does it mean the MSI r9 390 will run on my pc with the psu without any problems?

 

[theunliked]

The psu is kind of on the borderline, but will work fine without problems.

 

[steed634]

The psu is kind of on the borderline, but will work fine without problems.

If I manage to upgrade it to a evga nex750b1 will that be a lot better? Or the b2?

 

[Andriko_08]

Intel i5 4460
2x DDR3
EVGA 600B Psu
I already have the psu and it is already installed in my pc.

http://www.logicalincrements.com/

Find a build on here with the r9 390 and use the power supply used with it, unless your psu is similar/adequate

 

[mackswelll]

the 600w should be fine.. but if you are too worried or have the cash, just upgrade to the 750. Please do not go get a 1000w PSU from some random build list, unless you start to overclock like crazy and run crossfire

 

[theunliked]

The psu is kind of on the borderline, but will work fine without problems.

If I manage to upgrade it to a evga nex750b1 will that be a lot better? Or the b2?

They are both great psus.

 

[steed634]

The psu is kind of on the borderline, but will work fine without problems.

If I manage to upgrade it to a evga nex750b1 will that be a lot better? Or the b2?

They are both great psus.

So should I get the b1 or b2, the b2 is $10 more tan the b1.

 

[theunliked]

The psu is kind of on the borderline, but will work fine without problems.

If I manage to upgrade it to a evga nex750b1 will that be a lot better? Or the b2?

They are both great psus.

So should I get the b1 or b2, the b2 is $10 more tan the b1.

The b2 is better, but the b1 will do fine.

 

[chris_shadez]

With no budget given, This can help make your decision. Great guide to selecting quality PSU's
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html