Choosing Right PSU: i5 7600k Overclocking, RX 470/GTX 1060, Z270, 8GB DDR4, SSD, HDD, DVD Burner

Hello

I'm trying to build a new pc. I have a problem with choosing the right power supply, so I am asking you.

The PC will consist of the i5 7600k (it is possible that I will want to overclock at least the 200MHz) + mobo with the z270 chipset, 8GB DDR4 2400mhz 2x4gb graphics, rx 470 graphics (or gtx 1060, I do not need more powerful, I do not play so challenging games).

Additional components are:
SSD Iridium Pro from GR 240GB
HDD 1TB Toshiba p300
DVD burner for SATA

everything closed in the SilentiumPC Aquarius X70W housing with additional 3 120mm fans.

What power supply would you recommend in such a situation? The budget I can allocate is a maximum of PLN 260.

Thanks in advance for the answers, best regards.

[Chieftec CTG-650C 650W] - a little spare, but there will be a better work culture. Alternatively, it may still be [SilentiumPC Vero M1 600W (SPC117)]

Well, not too much stock? I do not plan to upgrade components next year, so maybe something weaker and better quality? About the Vero M1 I read somewhere that it has a "Chinese" center and that it holds tensions on average.
500-550W would be sufficient for this kit? A such Be Quiet! https://www.morele.net/zasilacz-be-quiet-system-power-8-500w-80-plus-bn241-773215/ would be fine?

This Bequiet will power such a set without any problems.

A branded 300-350W is enough for this set.

@ Kasek21, what about such a Corsair? https://www.morele.net/zasilacz-corsair-cx450...-cp-9020101-eu-nastepca-cp-9020058-eu-855754/
Will he be able to keep the i5 7600k and rx 470 stably overclocked?

prayy wrote:

Will he be able to keep the i5 7600k and rx 470 stably overclocked?

Of course not a problem.

Such a set after the OC draws within ~ 250-300W.

Thanks for the specific. Then I take it without thinking ;)

greetings

Although the Vero M1 works, I would let it go because of the components used in it and because you can buy a better Corsair CX450M. I would choose him.