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| System Name | HAL |
|---|---|
| Processor | Core i9 13900k @5.8-6.1 |
| Motherboard | Z790 Arous master |
| Cooling | EKWB Quantum Velocity V2 & (2) 360 Corsair XR7 Rads push/pull |
| Memory | 2x 32GB (64GB) Gskill trident 6000 CL30 @28 1T |
| Video Card(s) | RTX 4090 Gigagbyte gaming OC @ +200/1300 |
| Storage | (M2's) 2x Samsung 980 pro 2TB, 1xWD Black 2TB, 1x SK Hynix Platinum P41 2TB |
| Display(s) | 65" LG OLED 120HZ |
| Case | Lian Li dyanmic Evo11 with distro plate |
| Power Supply | Thermaltake 1350 |
| Software | Microsoft Windows 11 x64 |
I'd go 600 minimum..
Why? What if you decide to crossfire in a year or so or add peripherals?
Also you're pushing it close and the psu is going to stress out because of it.
A higher end psu would have better components and be more capable of taking that beating with more headroom.
Run a "almost strong enough psu" and you could find yourself in an issue where your games start randomly crashing and getting weird corruptions. Or worse, you could fry your entire system..
At least get the 550.. minimum imo..
Why? What if you decide to crossfire in a year or so or add peripherals?
Also you're pushing it close and the psu is going to stress out because of it.
A higher end psu would have better components and be more capable of taking that beating with more headroom.
Run a "almost strong enough psu" and you could find yourself in an issue where your games start randomly crashing and getting weird corruptions. Or worse, you could fry your entire system..
At least get the 550.. minimum imo..