A 600W power supply is adequate for overclocking tasks.
A 600W power supply is adequate for overclocking tasks.
I recently purchased this "budget" machine:
http://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/K9vgsJ
I’m looking into the possibility of overclocking my 3.5 GHz Intel i5-6600k to around 4.0~4.2GHz for rendering and video editing tasks (Sony Vegas, Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects). Will this upgrade work with my EVGA 600B without causing any issues?
Note: The video card I received is outdated; in my view, spending an additional $250 for a better one wasn’t justified for video editing. Please share your thoughts. Also, I’m fine with a 250GB HDD.
This power supply works well for simple tasks. It's not ideal for overclocking since its quality isn't top-tier.