Is this psu enough for my config?
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500 W plus or the other bits
You need to save more and by a quality psu.
Running a poor psu will damage your equipment.
A cheap 750W psu won't cut it either.
You need a good quality, or you are throwing money away.
You need to save more and by a quality psu.
Running a poor psu will damage your equipment.
A cheap 750W psu won't cut it either.
You need a good quality, or you are throwing money away.
To answer your question NO that is not a powerful enough PSU for that system.
See if this explains better to what you need to get.
support.lumion.com
See if this explains better to what you need to get.
Which power supply do you need?
1. Power supply requirements for desktop PCs Note that the following only applies to desktop PCs. Power supplies for laptop PCs are always designed with the correct Wattage. The power supply is a v...
support.lumion.com
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and the way to tell if the brand is good quality is to see what warranty they offer.
if it's 12 months - run away.
5 years - cheap and nasty but will probably do the job.
7-10 years - not only do they build their gear to last but they back that up with a massive warranty.
examples: eVGA, SeaSonic, Corsair.
if it's 12 months - run away.
5 years - cheap and nasty but will probably do the job.
7-10 years - not only do they build their gear to last but they back that up with a massive warranty.
examples: eVGA, SeaSonic, Corsair.
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