https://au.pcpartpicker.com/list/L9H3pb

i need a power supply, how much wattage do i get? Do all the components also work with each other? ty

This post was edited by TonyAbbott on Jul 20 2017 11:32pm

seasonic / 500w+ / bronze or higher

500w is plenty for that build, but it's not about the wattage. It's about quality. Though its better if you buy 650+ quality watt so you don't have to buy another psu if you're planning on upgrading parts like stronger gpu etc. In the future.

thank you.

pcpartspicker compatibility check is pretty good and it says it's fine so
i also recommend seasonic
evga is good too if you can't choose a relatively less known brand for some reason
just avoid corsair

This post was edited by DCSS on Jul 21 2017 01:00am

Avoid Corsair based on what? The white label CXM and new TXM are amazing value. The RMx series is also very good.

Just because there's other psu manufacturers that don't sprinkle lower tier/no-name caps from capxon/enesol on most of their products.
And i don't consider it a coincidence that my buddy has been through 2 corsair psu's in just 4 years (most recently a cx750m that shat itself and kept clicking/not powering on, after intermittent voltage drops on the 3.3v rail)

CX is trash tho so that's a given.

AX/RMx are great. Rest is meh, better options out there.

Seasonic/Superflower >>>>>>

I really enjoy EVGA G2 PSU's

CX is old. CXM is new. They're not the same.