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750 or 850 PSU? OC'd 5820k&1070

750 or 850 PSU? OC'd 5820k&1070

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Nadroj9999
Member
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05-31-2024, 06:53 PM
#1
OC'd 5820k to 4.6Ghz 1.32v; 1070 110% power consumption at 2Ghz. Both draw 300-350 watts and I'm not confident with my 750w PSU at 90%. Should I switch to EVGA supernova G2 850 from the 750w model?
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Nadroj9999
05-31-2024, 06:53 PM #1

OC'd 5820k to 4.6Ghz 1.32v; 1070 110% power consumption at 2Ghz. Both draw 300-350 watts and I'm not confident with my 750w PSU at 90%. Should I switch to EVGA supernova G2 850 from the 750w model?

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Kamikaze_007
Senior Member
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05-31-2024, 06:53 PM
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His system power, with maximum load, will be around 550W.
1) Running the system without a GPU at OC to 4.6GHz will consume about 350W.
2) GTX1070's maximum OC is likely around 200W.
*I think your load will never exceed 75% of the PSU. No problem. This is just a worst-case situation. You're unlikely to run at full CPU usage while the GPU handles the same tasks.
Typical gaming demands are close to 50%.
Your error lies in the GTX1070 calculation. I don't know where you found that. Maybe it was the total system power for a Skylake build under stress. (Some reviews show total GPU draw, others show overall system draw.)
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Kamikaze_007
05-31-2024, 06:53 PM #2

His system power, with maximum load, will be around 550W.
1) Running the system without a GPU at OC to 4.6GHz will consume about 350W.
2) GTX1070's maximum OC is likely around 200W.
*I think your load will never exceed 75% of the PSU. No problem. This is just a worst-case situation. You're unlikely to run at full CPU usage while the GPU handles the same tasks.
Typical gaming demands are close to 50%.
Your error lies in the GTX1070 calculation. I don't know where you found that. Maybe it was the total system power for a Skylake build under stress. (Some reviews show total GPU draw, others show overall system draw.)

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roller_racer
Junior Member
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05-31-2024, 06:53 PM
#3
The 750w EVGA G2 is more than sufficient and capable for those components.
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roller_racer
05-31-2024, 06:53 PM #3

The 750w EVGA G2 is more than sufficient and capable for those components.

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mChen3
Junior Member
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05-31-2024, 06:53 PM
#4
Consider purchasing a Kill-A-Watt meter for added confidence. You're far from reaching the 750W threshold.
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mChen3
05-31-2024, 06:53 PM #4

Consider purchasing a Kill-A-Watt meter for added confidence. You're far from reaching the 750W threshold.

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nameehasan
Member
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05-31-2024, 06:53 PM
#5
His system power, with maximum load, will be around 550W.
1) Running the system without a GPU at OC to 4.6GHz will consume about 350W.
2) GTX1070's maximum OC is likely around 200W.
*I think your load will never exceed 75% of the PSU. No problem. This is just a worst-case situation. You're unlikely to run at full CPU usage while the GPU handles the same tasks.
Typical gaming demands are close to 50%.
Your error lies in the GTX1070 calculation. I don't know where you found that. Maybe it was the total system power for a Skylake build under stress. (Some reviews show total GPU draw, others show overall system draw.)
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nameehasan
05-31-2024, 06:53 PM #5

His system power, with maximum load, will be around 550W.
1) Running the system without a GPU at OC to 4.6GHz will consume about 350W.
2) GTX1070's maximum OC is likely around 200W.
*I think your load will never exceed 75% of the PSU. No problem. This is just a worst-case situation. You're unlikely to run at full CPU usage while the GPU handles the same tasks.
Typical gaming demands are close to 50%.
Your error lies in the GTX1070 calculation. I don't know where you found that. Maybe it was the total system power for a Skylake build under stress. (Some reviews show total GPU draw, others show overall system draw.)