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Super Budget Pc Build 2015-12-26 00:35:03Post No. 14888
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Super Budget Pc Build Anonymous 2015-12-26 00:35:03 Post No. 14888 [Report]

im building my first computer at a very low budget. I have a hard drive im going to use and im going to wait a month or so before getting a video card. I hear good things about the dedicated graphics of the 5800K and playing games on high detail isn't really an issue to me. I plan on getting a gtx 750 ti when i get a card. Could i possibly get a cheaper, less powerful power supply and still be able to install the gtx 750 ti?

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/wTBb7P

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Anonymous 2015-12-26 00:42:02 Post No.14896
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Anonymous 2015-12-26 00:42:02 Post No.14896 [Report]

>>14891
bump #2

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Anonymous 2015-12-26 02:46:45 Post No.15074
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Anonymous 2015-12-26 02:46:45 Post No.15074 [Report]

>>14888
Antec is OK, and have 80+ Gold options at 700W+

One on trademe (nz ebay site), your mileage may vary: http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=1002864062

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Anonymous 2015-12-26 06:31:25 Post No.15311
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Anonymous 2015-12-26 06:31:25 Post No.15311 [Report]

>>14888
>>14896

430W is probably right where you'll want it. People greatly exaggerate the amount of wattage they need to power their computers. However, AMD chips tend to run hotter and consume more energy, so 430W is probably where you'll want to be.

I'd suggest upgrading your PSU to a Silver or Gold model, merely because it'll remain efficient after a couple of years. Corsair in itself is a decent brand so if you decide to keep it'll last.