Will This Build Work?

[Iselvo]

Okey, so i bought a pre-built pc a while back and im looking to upgrade it, and i'd like to know if this setup will work:

MSI GTX 1080
i7 6700K Skylake
Cooler Master 500w
8GB HyperX
DVD Read/Write
Seagate 1tb HDD
2 240mm fans + Cpu Cooler Fan

I am also looking to install a 240gb SSD later on

Will my 500w power supply be enough?

 

[SirMelon]

Pretty solid PC, might get away with a 500w PSU. If you're unsure just use a power calcualator (Google!), the GPU wants a 500w minimum supply so you have that nailed down!

 

[Karadjgne]

That 500 is junk. The psu is the most important part of the pc. With the i7 6700k you are looking at a system for OC. You'll want a Good 550w-650w. Don't skimp on a quality psu to save $20 after spending $650 on a gpu.

CXM 550, RMx 550, Evga GS/G2 550, Seasonic X/G etc.

 

[Zerk2012]

Okey, so i bought a pre-built pc a while back and im looking to upgrade it, and i'd like to know if this setup will work:

MSI GTX 1080
i7 6700K Skylake
Cooler Master 500w
8GB HyperX
DVD Read/Write
Seagate 1tb HDD
2 240mm fans + Cpu Cooler Fan

I am also looking to install a 240gb SSD later on

Will my 500w power supply be enough?

It depends on what you already have and are upgrading.
If you don't have a motherboard that supports that processor then it won't work.
The PSU with that 1080 is a no.
Unless your running a very high monitor resolution a GTX 1080 is overkill for gaming.

 

[uberman]

I agree with Zerk. Also be sure that any parts you choose will fit in the case.

 

[Iselvo]

Okey, so i bought a pre-built pc a while back and im looking to upgrade it, and i'd like to know if this setup will work:

MSI GTX 1080
i7 6700K Skylake
Cooler Master 500w
8GB HyperX
DVD Read/Write
Seagate 1tb HDD
2 240mm fans + Cpu Cooler Fan

I am also looking to install a 240gb SSD later on

Will my 500w power supply be enough?

It depends on what you already have and are upgrading.
If you don't have a motherboard that supports that processor then it won't work.
The PSU with that 1080 is a no.
Unless your running a very high monitor resolution a GTX 1080 is overkill for gaming.

I have a 4K monitor already. Here is my plan:
Im getting a compatible motherboard and DDR4 i will also be getting a 650w PSU, tell me what you think.

 

[Karadjgne]

Sounds better. But include brands/models. Some motherboards are better than others for that cpu.