1) your cpu 2) your gpu 3) your psu wattage I'll start,

>>56092815
>1) your cpu
Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-5200U CPU @ 2.20GHz

>2) your gpu
Integrated

>3) your psu wattage
45W charger

Point of this thread?

>>56092850
I'm curious what g uses

>>56092856
RAM and SSD are kind of important too, no?

>>56092863
Yeah, but I'm not really interested in those, I'm more interested in power consumption and power supplies

>>56092815
>i5-6600k
>gtx 750ti
>Evga G2 750W

clearly waiting for a better gpu

>>56092815
>i5-3750k
>HD6950
>bequiet 530W

>>56092815
>i5-4570
>Gigabyte GTX 1070 G1 Gaymen
>Corsair RM650x 650W

6700k
670
850w

>i5-6500
>Gtx 1070
>500w gold included in evga hadron air

>>56092815
1) Intel Xeon E5-2658 v3
2) MSI GTX 980 GAMING 4G
3) Seasonic SS-660XP2
The PSU is obviously massive overkill, but a 450W platinum PSU costs as much as a 660W so there you go.

>1) your cpu
2x Intel Xeon x5650

>2) your gpu
AMD R9 290

>3) your psu wattage
Corsair RM1000. A little overkill but I want something that can resist almost everything

Fx-8350 @4.8Ghz
Gtx 980 (wind force?)
Evga supernova 1kw

The PSU is carryover from my old core i7 940+ gtx 480sli setup. But it's nice and quiet and has a 10 year Warranty so I'm happy to keep it in.

>Phenom II x4 965 BE
>GTX 480 housefire edition
>Chieftec 650W
Used to run 550W with GTX 460, but GPU broke and they changed it to 480.

>>56092815
1) FX 6300 Black Edition or some shit
2) Sapphire Radeon HD 7790 Dual X
3) some Corsair 750w PSU afaik, quite overkill for this build even if it is >Corsair

>i5 4570
>R9 380 4gb
>CX600
Upgrading to a 1070 next paycheck, tired of sub 60fps in arma 3

>FX 6300
>R9 270x
>Corsair CM500

Getting rid of the 6300 to do eGPU on my x220

Some i5 ivy bridge
6850 msi
300W

>>56092815

>amd 6300
>r7 300
>650W that costed $12 because the one that the guy who built it put in broke

>>56092815
>d2500
What the fuck is that

>>56092815
i5 3470
750 Ti
350
lel I don't even play gaym

>i5 6600
>no gpu yet
>550 watt thermaltake

>FX8350
>Gigabyte GTX 1060
>Corsair 600W

>Phenom II X4 810
>Gigabyte 750ti
>CX 430

>>56092815
>2500K
>R9 270X
>TX750

>>56092815
>i5 4600
>GTS 250
>500W Cooler Master

>>56092815
>4690k
>Intel HD 4600
>750w Seasonic

>8350
>R9 380
>Antec 850W

>q6600
>460GTX
>Seasonic M12 520W

>>56093169
intel atom LMFAO. op the poorfag nigger

>OCed 4790k
>390x
>850 watt

Overkill for sure, but that doesn't bother me.

>fx-6300
>gtx 950
>450w
nice little comfy light gaming build

>i7 4970k
>4gb 960 sli
>Evga 750w bronze

if you are trying to figure out what wattage you should go with, unless you have like 2 titans and a 6950x cpu, just go with a 650w psu. Its more than you will ever need.

>i5 4460
>integrated
>500w
nice for shitposting

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>>56092815
5930k
980 ti
850w

>>56092815
>i7 5930k
>2x GTX 980 Ti
>1200w evga 80+gold

-shrug- I got a huge discount on that specific PSU for getting the GPUs.

>>56092815
1, AMD FX 8320
2, R9 390
3, 800 watt

CPU bottlenecking is a cunt.

>>56092815

> FX8350 @ 4.85 GHz
> 2 R9 390's @ 1150MHz
> EVGA G2 1300w

ay

>i5 3330
>gtx 1070
>500w

>>56092815
>i7-3770K
>XFX R9 290X 8GB
>EVGA Nova 650W Gold
I kinda want a new psu with >= 750W, but ill save that for my next build, whenever that may be
ill replace my card sooner than my whole setup

FX 6300
r9 290x
650W

i5 6600 Skylake
GTX 960
450mW don't know

>tfw not enough for hash cracking. only 100k h/s on WPA/WPA2

>i5-3570K@4,2 GHz
>EVGA GTX 1070
>Thermaltake SmartSE 530W

i7 860
5850

i5 6500
[spoiler]Zotac[/spoiler] GTX 1060
520W

>CPU
i7 4790K stock speed
>GPU
EVGA GTX 1080 SC
>PSU wattage
1000W

>>56092815
>Intell i7 4770K
>GTX 1070
>EVGA 850watt G2

1) amd phenom II x2 550 OC'd @ 3.7 ghz

2) hd6950 crossfire

3) 900w corsair

>>56092900
team green or red?

>>56092933
>>56093157
>>56093173
>>56093337
>>56093516
ayy lmao, 1155 still goin strong

>amd fx 6100
>powercolor hd 6870
>750w xigmatek

1. i5 3470
2. Geforce GT 730
3. 240 watts

>i5 6600k
>970
>corsair 750

>>56093583
>team green or red?
well for CPUs i will never go AMD but for GPUs i dont really care

>Asus Strix gtx 960
>Amd 6350 with wraith cooler
>Gigabyte 750w

>I5-6600k
>R9 390 PCS+
>Raidmax Vampire 700w 80+ Gold.

>>56092815
Motoko? Is that you?

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i7 965 @ 3.6ghz
powercolor radeon 7870
rosewill 550w platinum

upgrading to a 1060 in the future probably.

> 1) I7 4770K
> 2) GTX 1060
> 3) Seasonic 520Watt

6700HQ
970m
220w (laptop)

Pentium G3260
Sapphire RX460
Thermaltake TR-2 600w

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>>56093935
>>56093947
>1060

>>56092815
>i7 4770K
>2x GTX 1070s
>1050w Seasonic Gold PSU
Before you mention it, yes, that PSU is overkill. That was the point. They don't run at their most efficient when they're stressed to 90% or more. That thing at load probably never runs at more than 60%.

>>56094033
PSUs run least efficient at low loads. 10% is probably the worst possible load. Not that it matters since load at that point would be around 100W, but just saying.

g3220
650ti
about 100-130w

also
some mobile i5
integrated
35-45

1) 4500U
2) 8870m
3) 90w

>>56092815
>FX 8320
>R9 390
>550W
don't ask me how, I don't know

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>>56092815
1.) Athlon 64 X2 6400+
2.) XFX 8800GT Alpha dog edition
3.) 650W NZXT HALE

I7 6700k
Trying to obtain rx480
Rosewill Capstone 650(550? I forget, not at home atm)

>i5-4690k
>GTX 1080
>800w

>>56094120
They run most efficiently at the middle is my point. They're the least efficient at either extreme of the load range.

>>56092815
>1) your cpu
i5 4670k
>2) your gpu
asus strix 970 gtx
>3) your psu wattage
be quiet straight power e8 700w

>i5 4690k
>r9 270x
>600w evga bronze psu

>>56093961
i had that power supply, it's fucking terrible. i'd replace it whenever you get the chance.

Q6600
GTX 950
375w Psu from Dell

I5
Gtx 750ti
EVGA 500B

I hope it's enough for a RX 480

>i7 4790k
>GTX 980 (1080 on it's way)
>NZXT 850w

I was checking around and it seemed a lot of people are using 800~850w PSU with the 1080, I hope it's enough.

>>56094327
They kinda don't. PSUs run efficiently from 20%-80%. At 100% and above it's questionable and below 20% it's also questionable.

>>56092815
>6700k @ 4.7ghz
>r9 390 @ 1.1ghz
>650w

under full load, pc draws 386w from the wall, not including monitors and headphone amp

>Intel core i5 6500
>Intel hd530
>620w
Wait fag here

>>56092815
>overclocked 8320
>GTX770
>Corsair CS, 750w

it could sit quite happily on 550w (and maybe even less), but this CS750M was super cheap on sale so why not

Intel Q6600
R7 360
500W

>core i5 4th gen
>nvidia gtx
>corsair

>>56092815
>Xeon X5660 4.3GHz 1.34v
>R9 285
>Ancient OCZ ModXStream 600W

>the xeon alone dumps enough heat to heat my room

i7 5930K
980Ti
AX1200i

It was cheap.

>>56092815
>your cpu
2x E5-2620
>your gpu
Quadro NVS310
GTX960 4GB
>your psu wattage
800W

>Fx-6300
>R9 280x
>EVGA 500W

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>>56094700

>>56094699
man i loved this cpu. how much did you oc it already?

>>56094700
reminds me of how prebuilt OEMs advertise their computer specs

>>56094700
Same

Intel i7 6700k
Gtx 960
Corsair rm1000i

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>>56094869
Stock as a rock in a sock.

>>56095053
ah cmon. you can smack this bitch good.
3.6 with abit luck, strong air cooler and the G0-Stepping

you should be able to hit at least the 3.0 mark even with b3 stepping

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>x5470 @ 4.1ghz
>hd5850
>Corsair CX400 400W

>>56092815
>PC
i7-870
GTX460
450W

>Laptop
i5-4200U
Integrated
45W charger

>>56092815
4690k
Gtx 760
450W
Waiting another gen or so to replace my gpu

>4970k
>7950
>Cx600

i5 6600k 4.5 ghz
gtx 960
520 seasonic water supply

i7 6700k
R9 290
630W

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>6600k @ 4.3
>asus mars III
>750

>>56092815
>FX 6300 @ 4.3GHz
>GTX 580
>EVGA Supernova GQ 650W

>>56092850
>Point of this thread?
to see how many fuckwits waste electricity

>>56098932
That's not how it works..

>>56092815
1. i7-4770
2. GTX1060
3. 550W

>>56093169
power efficiency though, have one as a server - draws about 10W in total.

6700K
980Ti
850W

>CPU
Core2 Duo E8335
>GPU
Radeon HD 2600 Pro
>PSU
180W

>>56094327
Actually the efficiency curves differ from PSU to PSU.

If you're trying to pick a PSU based on efficiency the first thing you should be looking at is their curve before anything else.

>>56098936
then how does it work?

>>56099047
The components draw what they draw and that's it. 500W of components aren't going to magically draw 1000W just because the PSU is capable of delivering 1000W.

>>56093169
Way better than a shitty rpi.

>>56092815
Overclocked Phenom II x6 125W
R9 380
CX500
Literal fire hazard. Thank god I don't pay power bills.

>>56099057
yeah i know this but those idiots with muh gaymers vidya cards and over the top processors that aren't really needed etc

anyone can put together a power sucking rig, but not everyone can build a stealth rig using components that are power friendly.

>>56092815
Sounds like a very overpowered PSU for such system, anon.

1) AMD A10-6800K
2) ditto/integrated Radeon whose name I can never remember
3) 300W/350W peak FSP (OEM Fortron). I think it's AX350-60APN

>>56092863
Not really, those don't have significant power draw unless it is PCI Express SSD 750 or something monstrous like that. Number of HDDs in system would be important though, multiple HDDs tax the power supply non-trivially.

i5 6500
HD 530 (soon to be a 470)
FSP Aurum CM 550W gold

>>56092815
>1) your cpu
2 Intel Xeon L5520s

>2) your gpu
Nvidia GTX 970

>3) your psu wattage
1000W

>>56092815
>i5-3330
>gtx480
>SB600w

>>56099197
It was the lowest capacity I could find and I wasn't willing to spend much on this pc

i7 4770K
Sapphire R9 290 Tri-X
EVGA G1 1000w (yeah I know it's overkill and wasteful of energy. I still idle around 85w though so not that bad)
16GB DDR3
MSI GD65 Gaming mobo
256GB Samsung 840 Pro
Various HDD's both internal and external.

i7-6700
GTX 750ti
500

>>56098936
It does waste a bit of electricity, because if PSU's utilization i slow, the efficiency is worse. High powered PSUs might particularly worsen idle power draw (which can otherwise be sub50W) for this reason.

>>56099308
Go away, nobody likes you

>>56092815
4790k @ 4.7ghz
gtx 1080 fe
cx750m 750w modular power supply (some psu site says it outputs about 650w)

High end power supplies are a meme

>>56099264
Yeah, getting sane low-wattage PSUs for mini-itx and low-power computers (Atom, AM1, etc) is actually almost impossible. The market is a bit distorted towards huge gaymer ATX boxes.

965BE
6870
620W

>>56099365
Worst part was I almost actually gave up and considered using my old 1000w coolermaster psu after being unable to find something decent.

Then a mate upgraded his pc and gave me this, so it didn't turn out too bad.

i5-3570
GTX 970
430W Seasonic
It works.

G3258
nVidia GTX 750Ti
AeroCool 500w Modular
:^)

>>56092863
>RAM and SSD are kind of important too, no?
yes they can be, ram can typically take roughly 3-5W per stick, ssd's about 3W, hard drives say 5-10W depending on spin speeds etc

>>56092815
> Intel i7 5930K

> EVGA 980 SC

> 1100W something

A10-6800K
GTX 750Ti
EVGA 500W 80+

>CPU
2x 2GHz IBM PowerPC 970MPs (G5)
>GPU
ATi Radeon 9600 Pro
>PSU
600W

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>>56092815
>you will never creampie her tiny pink asshole while staring intensely into her big beautiful eyes

>1) your cpu
AMD A-10 7850k
>2) your gpu
nVidia GTX970
>3) your psu wattage
640 watt

Intel i5 6500
EVGA GTX 1060 GAMING
Seasonic S12II 520W 80+ Bronze

>>56099602
Knew a guy with that. He stopped using it partly for fear of it breaking, partly because of the terrible power consumption (idle draw way over 100W and so on)

>>56099640
If it breaks I'll just buy another

i7 920
radeon hd6450
500W

>>56099614
>>1) your cpu
>AMD A-10 7850k
>>2) your gpu
>nVidia GTX970

kek

i7 6700k stock 4GHz
GTX 780 Windforce OC
650W

>cpu
Cortex-A53
>gpu
Broadcom VideoCore IV
>psu
2 watts

>>56099655
Ah. He was a bit of an "enthusiast" and believed PowerPC was special architecture, had a collection of old apple crap with them.

>>56099716
As am I

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>>56099693
Always went AMD for cpu and nVidia for gpu.

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>>56099609

>>56099365
the pc market is geared towards gaymers but you can find some good low powered mini-itx solutions if you look.

i know intel did a low powered i3 cpu with a thermal power rating of around 35W which carries a "T" suffix

>i5 2500K @ 4.5Ghrz
>GTX580
>Full load can reach up to 400+ Watts

i7 4770k
GTX 1080
SeaSonic Platinum 1000

>FX6300
>R9 270X
>550W

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>>56099744
You can't find retail parts for machines like that because people just buy the entire computer.

i7-5820k
amd r9 285
750w

>>56099569

if you're getting that deep in the trenches then consider 120mm fans since they're typically around 5-10w+ a pop at high rpm

>>56099365

not to mention anything modern that is low power (or capable of being passively cooled) has an insane premium on it, we're talking £3-500 ish a pop for a rig that would be considered low end a few years ago

>>56099312
>because if PSU's utilization i slow, the efficiency is worse.

psu efficiency has nothing to do with it, 80+ gold requires 90% efficiency at 20% load, titanium requires 90% efficiency at 10% load but you'll literally never save money on the electricity usage saved

>High powered PSUs might particularly worsen idle power draw (which can otherwise be sub50W)

sub-50w if you're literally using the lowest performance i3s/pentiums/celreons maybe, in which case get a god damn laptop as your monitor will likely be using more than that

>>56099811
Did you factor in that power supplies usually have a minimum rated power draw too?
Usually 15% iirc

>>56099795
you really shouldn't /g/ if you buy a rig from a pc manufacturer.

>>56099722
Really? What makes PowerPC so special over a modern mainstream cpu like x86 or arm?

>>56099851
You're retarded.

>>56099858
>he bought a prebuilt

I7-4790
GTX 770 ACX
CX750

got the cpu for

>inb4 hurdurrYnoi74790k

[HTPC}
phenom x6 1090T
saphire r9 270x 4G
no name 550w

[gaymen machine]
i5 3570k@ 4.4ghz
GTX 980
OCZ mod xtreme pro 500w

roast me before my PSU does

>>56099857
I just like that it's an affordable alternative to x86 that isn't meant for battery powered devices.

>>56099811
>if you're getting that deep in the trenches then consider 120mm fans since they're typically around 5-10w+ a pop at high rpm
quite true, so the lower the wattage of the sum parts, the less heat produced and therefore (hopefully) less fans needed.

>>56099886
It's not really. Modern POWER8 machines are like $5-10k. It's only the ancient decade old ones that you can get for cheaper, with correspondingly decade old performance.

>>56099870
>implying

>>56099872
>4790k

>>56092815
Intel i7 6700k
AMD Radeon Gigabyte R9 380x 4GB OC
Ultra X4 Modular 1000w

>>56099915
>prove me wrong

>>56099914
>It's not really. Modern POWER8 machines are like $5-10k
I never said anything about POWER, I'm talking about PowerMac G5s and the like. Can be had for as little as under $100.

As for POWER there is the Talos workstation coming out, which I do intend to get.

i5 6400 @ 4.4ghz :^)
ASUS R9 290x
EVGA 600B 600W

>>56092815
1) 2x E5 2670
2) GTX 970
3) 650 W

>>56099870
>>he bought a prebuilt
yes was pretty obvious wasn't it

>>56099926
You want me to prove that I've done something as trivial as build a computer? Eat a dick.

>>56092889
>I'm more interested in power consumption and power supplies
Well there's more to a system's power consumption than just the CPU and GPU

If you have 8 hard drives, an SSD raid, 16 DIMMs, a RAID controller or something like that, it will also add a non-negligible amount of power usage.

1. i5-2500k
2. EVGA GTX 670
3. Some 700w power supply that came with the broken Alienware server my father let me have

>>56099955
>he bought a prebuilt

>>56099715
Can Pi3 even run with 2W PSU? Recommended capacity is 12.5W (2,5A@5V), I'd say even 5W would be really pushing it and you could get it to hit the ceiling and crash once loaded.

>>56099722
I can understand the lure of having non-mainstream architecture, but these days mainstream x86 is way too ahead, ARM way too finicky (and mainstream already, in phones). I'm trying to guard myself from sentiments like that though so that I don't kill all my time messing with the stuff.

>>56099811
>if you're getting that deep in the trenches then consider 120mm fans since they're typically around 5-10w+ a pop at high rpm
I actually removed excess fans and rearranged the case so that HDDs get some draft from the front, to be greener.

>psu efficiency has nothing to do with it, 80+ gold requires 90% efficiency at 20% load, titanium requires 90% efficiency at 10% load but you'll literally never save money on the electricity usage saved
10% form 850W is 85W, while a modern PC platform can have idle power draw of 20-30W. The efficiency is a curve and it lowers toward 0% and 100% utilization.
I agree though that the differences are small and and you have to be careful not to overspend on the PSU because the returns are not big.

>>56099857
Old ones like G5 offer nothing today, and you will have problems with multimedia (VP8/VP9/HEVC decoding is going to have no assembly optimization in ffmpeg). But lots of nostalgy. Current ones like Power8 are powerful but unaffordable and you will still be unable to use multimedia software well.

>>56099929
>As for POWER there is the Talos workstation coming out, which I do intend to get.
Whoa.

>>56092815
>Not a cockroach with 50 pounds of makeup like Anzu
damn
no way this is actually a girl

>>56099858
>You're retarded.
standard pleb tier response

>>56099963
That's very rare to find

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2600k
780ti SLI

>>56100062
forgot 850w PSU derp

>>56099985
>Can Pi3 even run with 2W PSU?
Yes I hooked it up to my kill-o-watt, did a cpu benchmark and it said 2W.

>>56099998
He is though
>discussing low power PSUs
>talking about how not many exist
>gets an explanation why
>LOL GUISE U DONT BELONG HERE IF U DO THAT THO
Nobody was ever saying to buy a prebuilt, the tripfag was just saying that prebuilts are why low power PSUs aren't commercially available becuase most of the ones that do exist are just put into thin clients like he posted.

>>56100060
Well, I have all of those except 16 DIMMs (I only have 8 sadly)

A good tool to use for this is actually cooler master's PSU calculator: http://www.coolermaster.com/power-supply-calculator/

I did the calculation and it came out at just under 600W at hypothetical full load (iirc), which is great since I use a 650W PSU.

>>56100094
Current power draw is something different than power supply wattage. You will get the number by multiplying current in amperes and voltage of the SPU adapter's output. The values should be written on the wallwart, unless you use USB cable from PC, in which case you just don't apply or something, I guess.

>>56099963
>If you have 8 hard drives, an SSD raid, 16 DIMMs, a RAID controller or something like that, it will also add a non-negligible amount of power usage.

8x HDD's - 50W
16x DIMM's - 50W

there's 100W plus

>>56100121
You're going to need a better psu tho, 50w headroom isn't great since your components can spike higher than that.

Unless it's a good quality 650w that is.

>>56100168
>8x HDD's - 50W
lol where the fuck do you get those numbers?

My SanDisk isn't even the low power model and it pulls .4W under load.

i7-4790k @ 4.8 NHz
2x GTX 980 SC in SLI
EVGA Supernova G2 750w 80+ gold.

>>56092815
>1) your cpu
FX-8320

>2) your gpu
GTX 960

>3) your psu wattage
600W

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>all these people with 300w tops rigs with 1kw+ power supplies

>>56099929
>Can be had for as little as under $100.

Where are you getting them that cheap, I haven't seen any used apple gear under $500

>>56100250
Craigslist in a major metropolitan area.

>>56100187
remember power on tends to send everything full bore for a fraction of a second or so.

my boxen draws about 90W idle when measured but ramps to approx 120W during that power up phase before it settles.

>>56093163
>650W that costed $12
Are you trying to burn your house down?

>>56100216
Dude... HDDs, not SSDs.
Those can take anywhere between 6 and 15 W. And as long as they are spinning, they stay close to that.

Since when does SanDisk make HDDs? Unless that was an overthought joke building on the fact that the company got bought by WD.

>>56100249
never heard of 'future upgrades'?

>>56100216
>>8x HDD's - 50W
>lol where the fuck do you get those numbers?
was quoting spinning rust there, not ssd's

>>56100250
I got my dp 2GHz PowerMac G5 for $100 on eBay 4 years ago, hell you can get a top of the line G5 for under $500. There are plenty of sub $500 Apple machines out there.

>>56100285
It honestly didn't even register that you were making the distinction. I'm at the point that I just assume everyone uses SSD lol...

Woops my bad.

i5 3570k @ 4.3ghz
R9 290
600w OCZ modxstream

>>56100187
Seasonic X-650

I'm actually more worried about my UPS, might have to upgrade that since it's definitely pushing it.

>>56100303
>It honestly didn't even register that you were making the distinction. I'm at the point that I just assume everyone uses SSD lol...
you're raiding ssd's, do you own a fucking datacenter?

>>56100303
Why would you ever use 8 SSDs, kiddo? Eight discs in one PC are always used for capacity, hence HDDs.

> I'm at the point that I just assume everyone uses SSD
Maybe people that spend all the time by playing games.

BTW, even SSDs vary in power consumption, the average is around 3W under load, but it goes both down and up.

>>56100351
Ignore that stupid attention whore, you're only going to make it worse by replying

1) Sandy Bridge i5-2500k @ stock 3.3Ghz
2) EVGA 980Ti
3) some modular EVGA 750w... Forgot. Not at home, so I can't check

Also, does anyone know if i'm being bottleneckes in games?

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>>56099846
>Did you factor in that power supplies usually have a minimum rated power draw too?
>Usually 15% iirc

which bit was that in reply to? most good psus (at least 80+ rated) shouldn't have a problem providing extremely low amounts of power at moderate efficiencies, my 750w for instance will provide 5% of max power (40w~) at 70% efficiency, 10% of max at 80% efficiency and 20% at 90%~ efficiency (it's actually a bit below spec, closer to 87%~ ish)

however the difference between 70% and 90% for 40w is insignificant when you consider you'll have to basically run a low power rig to begin with idle for years before you notice something, maybe around <£10 a year

if you're sticking a 40w rig on a 750w psu and running it 24/7 you're doing something very wrong though

>>56100368
>pajeets still use HDD
Doesn't surprise me.

i5 6600k @ 4.5 GHz
White R9 Nano
EVGA Supernova G2 650w

When I hear the coil whine, I don't feel alone.

>>56100187
>>56100320
Actually I think the coolermaster tool is being very generous. I checked my UPS under full load and it's barely under 60% full load (it's rated for 900 VA, or around 600-ish watt), and that's with my monitor also attached.

They're probably adding some margin to account for worst case scenarios (drives spinning up, etc.) rather than normal operation. Seems like I'll be fine.

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>>56100461
Yes. But if you OC'd that fucking 2500k like you should then you would be bottlenecked a whole lot less on that 980ti.

>>56092815
5820k
780 ti
1050w meme plat psu

planning are 3 way gpu setup sometime hence high wattage

>>56099985
>Recommended capacity is 12.5W (2,5A@5V)

recommended psus for rpis are as high as they are because people would buy cheap 1a supplies for the original rpi (that'd barely put out 500ma) and complain they couldn't power a mouse, kb and wireless usb dongle, you wouldn't have a problem with a 5w on an rpi3 even with synthetic cpu benchmarks, see pic related here: >>56100494 (sorry hit character limit)

it's a bit like heatsinks for the pi, you don't need them unless you're overclocking and running 100% load under synthetic benchmarks, and in that case you need a *big* heatsink and fan to make a difference for cooling

>I actually removed excess fans and rearranged the case so that HDDs get some draft from the front, to be greener.

man my case is awful for airflow regarding harddrives, I have 7 mechanical drives and a few ssds and the 2 120mm intakes basically contribute zero airflow to the rest of the case because of the wall of mechanical harddrives, need 3 intakes and an exhaust for reasonable temps on everything

>I agree though that the differences are small and and you have to be careful not to overspend on the PSU because the returns are not big.

I mean if you're massively overspeccing your psu you're overspending massively but a 80+ gold 450w psu from a reputable vendor would be around £50, whereas 750w is around £75 and 850w is £100~

you'd have to run the pc on low power (40w) idle on a 750w psu for 3-4 years before you'd be spending more on electric than you spent more on the psu in the first place (see >>56100494 again for figures on my particular 750w)

>>56100497
>he fell for the ssd meme

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>>56100497
You can't hide that you just made an idiot out of yourself that easily, kiddo.
Memes in general aren't a good option to use when you suddenly want to appear bright.

>>56100567
>man my case is awful for airflow regarding harddrives, I have 7 mechanical drives and a few ssds and the 2 120mm intakes basically contribute zero airflow to the rest of the case because of the wall of mechanical harddrives, need 3 intakes and an exhaust for reasonable temps on everything

I have fairly pedestrian PC >>56099197 and the HDDs seem to only need slight draft - achieved by opening the 5.25 bays and putting them there in a bracket, with some vibration dampening. The 12cm fan on the CPU has intake pointed at them and has a lot of perforation on the back of case behind itself so it is sufficient for creating slight draft through the case in those parts. This wouldn't work if you constantly taxed say 4 HDDs in that place though, but I mostly have at most 2 active at once.

>>56100121
>I did the calculation and it came out at just under 600W at hypothetical full load (iirc), which is great since I use a 650W PSU.
>>56100187
>You're going to need a better psu tho, 50w headroom isn't great since your components can spike higher than that.

keep in mind that those sites assume worse case scenario - 100% full load on everything (disk benchmarks, fans max rpms, full synthetic cpu/memory/gpu usage etc etc) and even then they can be a bit generous, that particular site mentions 730w for my rig (750w psu) yet I've never been able to go >500w including 2 monitors and slight overclocking

>>56100559

good luck if nvidia is your upgrade path

>>56100688
Dude I was just making fun of your english, I wasn't going to respond to you at all because your a dumbass.

>i5 4670k
>gtx 1060
>cx 600

>>56100688
>I have fairly pedestrian PC >>56099197 and the HDDs seem to only need slight draft

ah, my hdds tend to be fairly well cooled but the problem is the rest of the case cooks due to inadequate airflow, remedied as soon as I put the side fan as an intake which bypasses the hdds completely

>>56100706
>good luck if nvidia is your upgrade path
thinking amd right now, I hear the 490 might have hbm? ram which is possibly better then the gddr5 modal. plus I like red leds.

>>56100368
>Why would you ever use 8 SSDs, kiddo?
probably a kid in his moms basement with no brains or a nerd that thinks paying lots of money per gb is cool.

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>>56100714
>making fun of your english
>your a dumbass

>>56100410
then don't assume...

For now, e2200, gt730 gddr5, tristar 340 watt

For later, i5 6400, gt 730, acer 300 watt

>>56100781
Stop feeding the troll

>>56100774
I know, right?
1500$ for one 4TB Samsung. And that's an "affordable" 4TB SSD.

I7 4770k
380x
Seasonic 650w gold

>>56092815
i5 3570k
R9 390
750 Watts Evga G2

>>56100781
:3

i7 6600k
GTX 1060
CM 500W

3570K
GTX970
650W EVGA P2

>Xeon E5130
>Quadro FX 550
>750W

gonna replace the single E5130 with two E5335s or better, depending on what kind of deals I can find

>FX-6350
>RX470 4GB
>OCZ 600W

>i5 6600k
>asus Strix gtx 1070
>EVGA GS 600w

Built just this weekend

>cpu
I5 4670k
>Gpu
Hd 7850 2gb
>PSU
600 watts

I'm waiting for my r9 nano in the mail.

>>56092815
xeon 1231v3
r9 380
600w

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Intel Core i7 6600U
NVIDIA GeForce 930M 4GB
65-Watt

>>56092815
1. Intel i5-6600K
2. AMD Radeon HD 7850
3. Corsair VS 350W

>>56092815
>CPU
Intel Core i7 5820k

>GPU
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 Gigabyte G1 Gaming

>PSU/Wattage
EVGA SuperNOVA 650 P2 650W 80+ Platinum

>>56092815
AMD FX 8320
GTX 970
750W

>>56092815
>[email protected]
>Asus GTX 770 DirectCU II
>850w EVGA
Might not upgrade until it explodes since i think i'm outgrowing gaymen. It's fine for all my 1080 needs, only struggles a bit in Star Citizen but i'm not too concerned about gfx settings as long as FPS is okay.

>i5 4460
>Quadro 4000
>evga g2 550w
Waiting for evga’s 1060.

>>56092815
Whats the catch to this girl?
Anzus catch is shes a fugly Turk without her makeup

how many watts do I need for a dual-processor, dual-vga system? I'm thinking of doing some number crunching, so peak utilization will be sustained for some time.

i5 4600k
7870
XFX 550W

i7 3770
7870
Dell 460W

i5 4690k
GTX 770 Reference
750 EVGA SuperNova

>>56102718
Workstations usually take less than a gaymen build. Intel CPUs top out at like 150W. You're probably looking at under 400W for the system.

>>56092815
i3-2120
integrated
400wt something

>>56099540
Guys, is this good? Should I have more wattage? I know the 970 uses more than 145W sometimes.

>>56102990
You're fine.

>>56092815
On this laptop:
i3-2350M @2.3GHz
Intel HD3000
Laptop

My hackintosh:
2x Xeon X5355
2x Quadro FX4600 (planning to get a GTX690 soon)
950w whatever I forgot

I7 6800k
Gtx 1080
750w seasonic

1.Athlon 5350. Overclocked to Fuck and back.
2.evga gtx 750ti.
3. Some 400 watt psu I yanked out of an old Acer...works fine and a bit overkill for this setup but meh twas free.

Also Asus am1 m-atx mobo in case anyone gives a shit.

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>Intel 3970x core i7
>2x titan X in SLi
>1200

>>56092815
You better make a graph or table with all these posts, op.

1) i7 4790K
2) XFX R9 390
3) 750W

>>56102709
catch is it's a dude on estrogen with a tiny penis awaiting you

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>>56103606
>Implying thats a negative
I guess the perfect waifu really is possible

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>>56092815
I swear to God if I see this ugly bitch posted on /g/ again I'm gonna lose it

>>56099811
Have you ever heard of Kabini?

>>561034
What CPU cooler do you use and is your CPU overclocked?

i7 3930k
R9 Fury
750W

>>56103904
I meant
>>56103479

>>56092815
>Intel i5-6600k
>GTX 970
>650W

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>>56103685

>>56093140
I have a 1070 and don't get 60 fps at ultra/high in arma 3 @1080p but I hold at 50

>i7 4790K
>GTX 760
>EVGA G2 750W

>>56092815
>i5-4670k @ 4.5GHz
>2x GTX 760 SLI
>Seasonic 660XP2 80+ Platinum

>>56104077
Cpu?

>i7 2600k
>GTX 670
>Corsair tx 650

>>56103685
She's fucking hot m8. Lets see moar of her!

>>56103941
Kek

>>56092815
Who is this qt?

>>56104775
pls respond

>6600k OC'd to 4.2GHz
>MSI GTX 970 OC'd to 1595MHz
>650w Seasonic Gold PSU

6600k
Rx 480
650w

>>56104883
me

>>56092815
3570k @ 4.4Ghz
660ti
Cx600m

>>56093514
i know the feel anon
>8350 @ 4.8
>295x2
>seasonic 1250w gold

>>56092815
>i3 2130
>gtx 750ti
>500w I think

It's comfy

>>56104934
>i3 2120
>r7 260x
>shaw 860w psu (google it ;-)

Pretty similar build

>>56092815
>i5-6600
>Nitro R9 390
>600W Be Quiet System Power 8

4790k

980 x2 sli

1200 watts

Before you talk shit, Amazon sent me the wrong psu and told me to keep it

>>56104893

voltage on your 970? can't seem to get mine past 1506 and have no idea what voltages you'd need for 1550+

>8350 @ 4.6ghz
>evga ssc 970 @ 1506mhz core
>650w evga nex650g

>>56104970
I was actually going to say that's pretty smart since you should be pretty close to the 50% (optimal) capacity of the psu, so long as it didn't cost more.

>i5-6600
>Gayward GTX 1070 "Phoenix"
>FSP Raider 550

>>56104990
They made the same mistake with my motherboard, ordered maximus v, got the vi, also told me to keep it. I order parts from amazon now, for my second 980 I told them it was stolen off the porch (it wasn't) and got a refund

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>>56092815
>idk i use apple
>apple radeon hd 69
>1TB

So many ausfags ITT

2500k 4.4
970 1500
650W

Rate

>i7 920 @ 3.82 GHz
>GTX 770 4 GB
>Rosewill RX850-S-B - Xtreme Series 850-Watt

My Dad gave me the psu for free

>>56099185
you do know games push technology? and that is the main reason for the innovation? or r u just a retarded boomer who can't use a smartphone

>>56092815
e5-2690v3 ES
gainward gtx980 phantom
bequiet 600

>>56092815
> 1) your cpu
Intel Core i7 - 950 @ 3.06ghz stock HT OFF

> 2) your gpu
Nvidia Geforce GTX 780 ASUS

> 3) your psu wattage
750W Corsair TX750 v2


(As far as I know my PSU is far enough, but I planned for an SLI build.)

>>56105083
Gaymes are not responsible for the forward march of technology you dumb winfag. Do you have any idea how much these companies make from professional usage of graphics cards? Ever wondered how AMD is still alive when they're beat by nVidia at every price point?

>AMD FX-8350
>Gigabyte HD 7850
>500W
i know its not that good but its good enough for what i do
dont need a supercomputer to play source games and watch youtube at the same time

i7 4790s
nvidia gtx 970
corsair cx500m psu

is upgrading to a 4790k worth it?

>i7 6800k @ 4.2 GHz, 1.4 volts
>EVGA GTX 1080 FTW
>850 watt 80+ gold, the fan doesnt turn on until ~250 watt draw, works out pretty well

>>56092815
FX6350
RX470
650W

Had a 280x. At least I'll be able to crossfire when multigpu gets good

>>56103941
looks like an alien lol

i5 6600k
GTX 1070
EVGA G2 750W

Bought the G2 for my 570 SLI build, been using it ever since.

>>56092815
>1) your cpu
i5 4670k 4Ghz
>2) your gpu
msi gtx770 lightning
>3) your psu wattage
650w LDLC (Seasonic)

Plan to upgrade gpu next month

>>56092815
1) i7-4790k @ 4.977GHz
2) GTX 970 Strix
3) 600W

>>56101490
What's your 470 clocked at? Care to post any benchmarks? I'm >>56105793 and my 470 is the Gigabyte OC (it's in the mail)

>>56092815
>Phenom II X4 820
>GTX 550 ti
>600 Watt EVGA 80+ Bronze

>i7 4790k
>970 EVGA
>Corsair 650

Phenom II 955 3.2
280X at 1020
700 watt

>>56106457
HahA

>>56092815
I want to cum on her face.

>>56092815
>FX 8350 (based)
>7970 GE (BASED)
>Silverstone Strider Plus 850

>AMD Phenom II X6 1605T
>GTX660
>Corsair RM850X 850W

My last psu blew up (rosewill 500w) so i decided not to cheap out

>>56092815
>i7-3770K @ 4.7GHz
>GTX 780 Lightning (2-Way SLI)
>Corsair AX860W 80+ Platinum

>>56092815
>cpu
AMD FX-4350 Vishera Quad-Core 4.2 GHz
>gpu
MSI GeForce GTX 980TI GAMING 6G GOLDEN EDITION
>psu
Corsair AX860 ATX Power Supply — 860 Watt 80 PLUS Platinum

>>56099609
>her

i7 4770hq
gtx980m
220w power brick that looks like a .. brick

>>56102718
Don't listen to >>56102830 he is clearly retarded.
You want at least a bit of overhead, so figure you'll need 400W for just the CPUs, and 500-600W for the GPUs (Depending on what you're running). A safe bet is to go 1050W, all the way up to 1200W if you're also handling a lot of drives (10W each) and (probably with that much heat) fans (5W each).

>>56092815
>FX-6300 (honestly waiting for Zen)
>RX480
>Seasonic M12II-520 EVO

>>56105083
>or r u
you seem like you're using your smartphone a bit too much mr millenial.

>>56092815
1) your cpu
FX-8350

2)your gpu
R9 390

3)your psu
Corsair 650W

>>56092815
3570k @ 4.4Ghz
660ti
Cx600m

1) your cpu
Intel Core i5-4690K 3.5 Ghz

2) your gpu
>AMD Sapphire Radeon r9 380x Nitro

3) your psu wattage
>Corsair HX850i

>i7 6700k
>HD7870 Ghz
>RM750

Cpu i5 6600k
Gpu r9 280x dual oc
Psu Corsair 650w

Could probably make it on 500w, but used psu from previous build