Gaming Ive ordered a 600w Non- modular PSU

Halbour · Aug 11, 2022

Am i screwed??? considering I'm putting a 2060 in it.
here is the link https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0160XJAQK?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
thanks!!!

linuxares · Aug 11, 2022

No, you're most likely totally fine

Kioku · Aug 11, 2022

I trust EVGA far more than most other PC peripheral manufacturers... Not to mention, it being non-modular has no realistic impact on performance.

Tomato123 · Aug 11, 2022

600W is plenty for a 2060. I think the power draw from it is under 200W and other components probably won't use more than maybe 100-150W. So you likely will only be using around 350-400W total if I had to guess.

Halbour · Aug 11, 2022

Thank you so much, you made my day.. some people on discord told me i made an horrible mistake...

sombrerosonic · Aug 11, 2022

Halbour said:
Am i screwed??? considering I'm putting a 2060 in it.
here is the link https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0160XJAQK?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
thanks!!!

Non modular just means you have the cables hooked up to the power supply itself and you cant disconnect them. No problem itself.... I use one for a old Windows XP setup so it should be fine for it

Kioku · Aug 11, 2022

Halbour said:
Thank you so much, you made my day.. some people on discord told me i made an horrible mistake...

Not sure how or why... The only issue I can see is that the next generation of GPUs reportedly require a beefier PSU, especially at the high end...

Halbour · Aug 11, 2022

Memoir said:
Not sure how or why... The only issue I can see is that the next generation of GPUs reportedly require a beefier PSU, especially at the high end...

.. its a problem for me too?

sombrerosonic · Aug 11, 2022

Halbour said:
.. its a problem for me too?

no, it just limits your upgraded with that power supply like GPU.... but you will be fine for a few years (6 or 7) on that setup

Hayato213 · Aug 11, 2022

You should be fine if you stick with the 2060, but if you want to upgrade GPU in the future like 3080 you would need a better power supply like 750W, you have to look up how much watt each component you are using use.

https://pcpartpicker.com

pcpartpicker can help you with this.

Halbour · Aug 11, 2022

sombrerosonic said:
no, it just limits your upgraded with that power supply like GPU.... but you will be fine for a few years (6 or 7) on that setup

Thank you soo much guys.... im so freaking nervous about this upgrade as im swapping a psu (from 500)...

Halbour · Aug 11, 2022

Hayato213 said:
You should be fine if you stick with the 2060, but if you want to upgrade GPU in the future like 3080 you would need a better power supply like 750W, you have to look up how much watt each component you are using use.

https://pcpartpicker.com

pcpartpicker can help you with this.

Sure, thanks!!!

sombrerosonic · Aug 11, 2022

Halbour said:
Thank you soo much guys.... im so freaking nervous about this upgrade as im swapping a psu (from 500)...

Oh shit i thought you were building a new setup..... That New PSU should be an upgrade with the extra wattage and what, you should be A-OK! I recommend you watching a guide on how to install it just to be safe

Halbour · Aug 11, 2022

Saved for watch for later. ill definitely check that in the when it will get shipped to me. (amazon in Israel is kind of slow, i paid for priority shipping, paid 2 days ago, and it's still sending...) thanks again. a million times. i almost lost trust in this world after those discord scoundrels telling me i ordered shit.

Halbour · Aug 12, 2022

sombrerosonic said:
Oh shit i thought you were building a new setup..... That New PSU should be an upgrade with the extra wattage and what, you should be A-OK! I recommend you watching a guide on how to install it just to be safe

BTW, people on Reddit and Discord told me i am screwed and i should return it, I'm kinda worried. My post on Reddit

Halbour · Aug 12, 2022

Hayato213 said:
You should be fine if you stick with the 2060, but if you want to upgrade GPU in the future like 3080 you would need a better power supply like 750W, you have to look up how much watt each component you are using use.

https://pcpartpicker.com

pcpartpicker can help you with this.

.

sombrerosonic · Aug 12, 2022

Halbour said:
BTW, people on Reddit and Discord told me i am screwed and i should return it, I'm kinda worried. My post on Reddit

Well....

A: The power is fine and should work fine

B: EVGA has a great track record of good power supplys as well as being 80+

C: Its reddit, take it with a 1000 grains of salt

D: IF IT DOES FAIL, Try a SeaSonic. Have one and it runs great

E: Sorry for the amount of replies, i do this alot

Halbour · Aug 13, 2022

sombrerosonic said:
Well....

A: The power is fine and should work fine

B: EVGA has a great track record of good power supplys as well as being 80+

C: Its reddit, take it with a 1000 grains of salt

D: IF IT DOES FAIL, Try a SeaSonic. Have one and it runs great

E: Sorry for the amount of replies, i do this alot

You literally made my day again... thank you so much!!

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