Pretty sure that 1000w will do justice mate. i believe it will suit your needsQuote:
Originally Posted by DragonSeth
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Pretty sure that 1000w will do justice mate. i believe it will suit your needsQuote:
Originally Posted by DragonSeth
For that setup 1000W is over kill. You could run two 980 Ti's on a 1000W PSU. Save some money and go for a 750W PSU, leaves plenty of head room for upgrading in the future as well. In my personal opinion you should only purchase brand new PSU's rather than used or refurbished ones, since it's basically the thing that can make or break your system.Quote:
Originally Posted by DragonSeth
Just my two cents :)
Ive had the PSU for about a week or two now im just waiting for my GPU and CPU to get here had to send my GPU back since it got fried with my old motherboard thats why it wasn't working on the apu. so im waiting for that and i bought amd fx 8350Quote:
Originally Posted by pea-brain
AMD is not bad. Ryzen just came out and out perform Intel on there 6700k and 6900kQuote:
Originally Posted by maxlee93
AMD is a good budget system as this was the system i started out with and i was able to play titanfall and other games at high details including mortal kombat x which is CPU dependent. FX 6300 is not a great cpu but is good for a budget. I would recommend upgrading to 8350 or getting a ryzen cpu now.
R9 280xfx is great but just recommend getting rx480 now.
So AMD is not bad. There decent for budget system.
On a side note Ryzen did beat Intel in 4k definition gaming and production work but intel is still a little better for gaming in 1080 and lower definitios, ryzen its cheaper tho.Quote:
Originally Posted by DragonSeth
I'll rather pay 500$ less for a little less power.Quote:
Originally Posted by natzugen