is a 5800x along with a 6700xt enough for 750w 80 plus gold?

[☄️⁧⁧Sneakydude555]

Hi im going to upgrade my cpu later this year to a 5800x but im wondering if psu can handle it. if it doesnt then ill just get 5600 or any other cpu u guys recommend me?

[Omega]

A 750 watt PSU is sufficient for powering such a system.

[☄️⁧⁧Sneakydude555]

Originally posted by Omega:

A 750 watt PSU is sufficient for powering such a system.

then ill just get the 5600x then or any other cpu you recommend im staying with amd tho

[Agent]

Originally posted by Sneakydude555:

Originally posted by Omega:

A 750 watt PSU is sufficient for powering such a system.

then ill just get the 5600x then or any other cpu you recommend im staying with amd tho

What? You don't need 5600x. 5800x will be fine for this power supply.

[Omega]

Originally posted by Sneakydude555:

Originally posted by Omega:

A 750 watt PSU is sufficient for powering such a system.

then ill just get the 5600x then or any other cpu you recommend im staying with amd tho

I said it IS sufficient, meaning it is fine, the 750 watt PSU can easily run this system. So no need to get a slower CPU.

Only if you were to get a much more powerful GPU would I discourage using this PSU.

[☄️⁧⁧Sneakydude555]

Originally posted by Omega:

Originally posted by Sneakydude555:

then ill just get the 5600x then or any other cpu you recommend im staying with amd tho

I said it IS sufficient, meaning it is fine, the 750 watt PSU can easily run this system. So no need to get a slower CPU.

Only if you were to get a much more powerful GPU would I discourage using this PSU.

Originally posted by Stacked:

Originally posted by Sneakydude555:

then ill just get the 5600x then or any other cpu you recommend im staying with amd tho

What? You don't need 5600x. 5800x will be fine for this power supply.

oh sorry my brain shut off from what you wrote ok ill get the 5800x

[Illusion of Progress]

I'm running a 5800X3D and a 7800 XT on a 750W PSU. You'd be fine. You'd probably even be fine with 650W.

[Tiberius]

Yes your psu is more than enough

[_I_]

depends more on brand/model than its label

if it is really 750w than yes its enough

[☄️⁧⁧Sneakydude555]

Originally posted by _I_:

depends more on brand/model than its label

if it is really 750w than yes its enough

its seasonic focus gold 750w psu 80 plus gold rated is that good.? ive been relying on seasonic since 2019. My little brother has my old 550w same brand psu and it still works for him

[Bad 💀 Motha]

That should be good for up to 7800X3D + 7800 XT

[r.linder]

SeaSonic Focus Plus units are very reliable, it'll be fine

[☄️⁧⁧Sneakydude555]

Originally posted by 尺．し工几ᗪヨ尺:

SeaSonic Focus Plus units are very reliable, it'll be fine

Alright thank you

[NeXuS]

https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

Just tick everything in your system and adjust the amounts you have, press calculate, and you know exactly what the PSU is you need for any system.

[☄️⁧⁧Sneakydude555]

Originally posted by NeXuS:

https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

Just tick everything in your system and adjust the amounts you have, press calculate, and you know exactly what the PSU is you need for any system.

Oh yeah forgot about that. but doesnt pcpartpicker do the same thing?

[r.linder]

Originally posted by NeXuS:

https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

Just tick everything in your system and adjust the amounts you have, press calculate, and you know exactly what the PSU is you need for any system.

These calculators are bogus, it gives unrealistic results.

I even put my system specs into it which comes to around 663W peak according to PCPartPicker which is usually pretty accurate, but the calculator claims it'll use 824W.

Originally posted by Sneakydude555:

Originally posted by NeXuS:

https://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator

Just tick everything in your system and adjust the amounts you have, press calculate, and you know exactly what the PSU is you need for any system.

Oh yeah forgot about that. but doesnt pcpartpicker do the same thing?

Does the same thing but accurately, a lot of sites have these power consumption or bottleneck calculators that are completely off the mark