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Jasper Lee Rose
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So, I am needing some assistance. The short story is I am struggling to determine what size power supply unit I am needing to upgrade to.
The details? This is what I can remember off the top of my head, but I can attempt to find more details if needed.
Dell xps8900- completely stock at the moment
Gtx 730, but upgrading to a gtx770 evga
8-core Intel i-7 6700 @3.4 ghz
16 gb of ddr4 ram. I think each ram stick was 8gb from what I say when I opened the computer up
The stock PSU is 430 watts. The graphics card I am upgrading to says I need a minimum system power of 600 watts. I want some spare wattage for future upgrades, but I have a limited case space. I am having troubles finding the dimensions for my stock power supply, and I am having trouble calculating how big of an upgrade I need to jump up to. I watched a video where a guy put a 725Watt power supply in the computer with about ¼ inch to spare if that helps out at all. I am usually a pretty tech savvy guy, but building computers is not my speciality. I really do want to learn though.
Any help at all would be appreciated.
The details? This is what I can remember off the top of my head, but I can attempt to find more details if needed.
Dell xps8900- completely stock at the moment
Gtx 730, but upgrading to a gtx770 evga
8-core Intel i-7 6700 @3.4 ghz
16 gb of ddr4 ram. I think each ram stick was 8gb from what I say when I opened the computer up
The stock PSU is 430 watts. The graphics card I am upgrading to says I need a minimum system power of 600 watts. I want some spare wattage for future upgrades, but I have a limited case space. I am having troubles finding the dimensions for my stock power supply, and I am having trouble calculating how big of an upgrade I need to jump up to. I watched a video where a guy put a 725Watt power supply in the computer with about ¼ inch to spare if that helps out at all. I am usually a pretty tech savvy guy, but building computers is not my speciality. I really do want to learn though.
Any help at all would be appreciated.