I'm looking for advice on what wattage PSU to use with my 5070Ti graphics card. Right now, I've got a 1000W PSU, but I'm questioning if that will be sufficient given my full specs:
- CPU: i5-13600K
- CPU cooler: Corsair Titan X 240 (with 4 extra case fans and 2 for the radiator)
- Motherboard: TUF Gaming Z690 Plus
- RAM: Corsair Vengeance 32 GB (2x16GB) 6000 DDR5
- Storage: 1st SSD: 860 Evo (for OS), 2nd SSD: 970 EVO Plus, and an HDD: WD Blue 3TB, 5400 RPM
- PSU: EVGA SuperNova 1000 G+ 80+ Gold.
Is my current PSU enough, or should I consider something different?
3 Answers
No worries about having 1000W; it's definitely more than enough for high-end setups like yours. Most setups with the 5070Ti generally run great on 750W or higher. You're all set!
An 850W gold-rated PSU is plenty, but your 1000W unit sounds more than sufficient for your setup. Many people usually recommend a quality PSU of at least 750W for that GPU, so you're in good shape!
Thanks for the reassurance!
I've got an 850W PSU, and it's been running smoothly without any issues. If you’re already using a 1000W, you should be perfectly fine!
Good to know! I'll stick with my setup then.
Appreciate the clarification!