how much Power supply required?

Muhammad Mubin

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i am planning to built a new system with following specs
Intel Core i7 4770 k Gigabyte GA Z97x Gaming 3
Kingston Hyperx 8 GB 1866
Seagate 2TB 3.5" SATA HARD DRIVE 64MB CACHE
Graphic card GTx780 2GB/384 Bit
Corsair CPU LIQUID COOLER H55
2 Fans 120MM Fan
Chasis Thermaltake COMMANDER GS-III

Would Thermaltake SMART SE 730W Semi-Modular (SPS-730M) be enough for these specs and also if any suggestion about change in specs(within the same price range)
 

DrMrLordX

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Are you going to overclock that i7? And if so, by how much? By the by, you might get better responses in the Power Supplies forum, or you might not.
 

ShintaiDK

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Also look at the i7 4790K if you are to get one.

PSU wise it should be plenty tho.
 

Yuriman

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You could probably get away with something as small as a 400w PSU with that system if not overclocking, but ~550w would give you a nice safety margin and allow you to crank up the voltage a bit. 730 is plenty.

I strongly recommend adding a solid state drive for your Windows installation and favorite games. I'd also go with a 4790k instead of the 4770K. as well as possibly going with a different video card, unless you're getting a great deal on the 780.
 

Muhammad Mubin

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Thank you all for giving your suggestion
i m taking i7 4790 k about graphic card here is the list i m looking in for card give me suggestion for card from these
GTX780
GTX750Ti
GTX770
GTX560 Ti
GTX650
GTX 680
HD7570
for motherboard any other suggestion
Thank you all
 

Yuriman

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My recommendation would have been a 3-4GB card. Can you get a 4GB 780? Or, a Radeon 290?
 

myocardia

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The fastest 700-series card with only 2GB of VRAM is the GTX 770. The GTX 780 and the GTX 780 Ti come in only 3GB flavors. BTW, the Radeon 7570 is around 1/8th as fast/8 times slower than a GTX 780.
 

Yuriman

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Yes, absolutely do not purchase a 7570. It's not even close to a 780.