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Will the power supply withstand the MSI 1060 GTX OC 6 GB and the intel i5 7600k?

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Will a SilentiumPC Vero L1 500W power supply handle an MSI GTX 1060 6 GB OC and an Intel i5-7600K build?

Yes, the SilentiumPC Vero L1 500W should handle this GTX 1060 6 GB and i5 setup without problems; one user reported a very similar system with an i7 drawing about 330 W in games [#16589163] Another reply said “No problem” and that the PSU will last, though a be quiet! System Power B8 550W was suggested as a better-value choice [#16589169][#16589267] You do not need extra cooling for the MSI graphics card because that non-reference card already has its own cooler [#16589292] The main possible issue is the motherboard BIOS: if the MSI Z170A Tomahawk has an old BIOS from before November 2016, the i5-7600K may not boot on it [#16589292][#16589351]
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  • #1 16589148
    ElemeleZi
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    I put together a computer and I wonder if my power supply I want to buy:

    power supply 175 zl https://www.morele.net/zasilacz-silentiumpc-vero-l1-500w-vl1-500-622218/

    can withstand the OC of this equipment:
    gtx 1060 6 gb l graphics card https://www.komputronik.pl/product/368204/msi-geforce-gtx-1060-6gb-gddr5.html?
    intel i5 7600k https://www.euro.com.pl/procesory/intel-core-...HVQ&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CNeA0Javi9UCjP0Javi9UC

    Here are the rest of the components:

    housing https://www.morele.net/obudowa-silentiumpc-regnum-rg2-pure-black-spc161-976072/
    drive https://www.morele.net/dysk-toshiba-p300-hdwd110uzsva-860921/
    ram https://www.morele.net/pamiec-corsair-vengean...-3000mhz-cl15-black-cmk8gx4m2b3000c15-764771/
    additional cooling for the processor https://www.morele.net/chloszenia-cpu-silentiumpc-fortis-3-he1425-v2-spc130-707501/
    monitor https://www.net-s.pl/index.php?id=3&c=658&g=6...YAMA-24-GE2488HS-B2-1MS-HDMI-DVI-FREESYNC&w=c
    motherboard tomahawk z170a http://allegro.pl/plyta-glowna-msi-z170a-tomahawk-intel-lga1151-ddr4-i6815809037.html?.
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    I am still wondering if I will need additional cooling for the card, and if so, what?
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  • #2 16589163
    kamkamilo6
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    Hello

    Very similar equipment (with i7) was about 330w in the game without any problems, so it won't be a problem.
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    Anonymous
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  • #5 16589275
    ElemeleZi
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    As for the graphics card, will you need additional cooling in this non-reference version?
  • #6 16589292
    dt1
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    It will not. After all, the card has cooling. The only thing that may not work is the CPU on the board of your choice, if the board has an old BIOS (before November 2016). And it is not out of the question.
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  • #7 16589342
    ElemeleZi
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    and if it has, can I update it at home?
  • #8 16589351
    Kasek21
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    ElemeleZi wrote:
    and if it has, can I update it at home?

    If it doesn't, you won't run this CPU on this board.
  • #9 16589357
    ElemeleZi
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    I understand, so in this case I will need an older processor to update this board? Will someone in a service in the city do this to me?
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  • #11 16589384
    ElemeleZi
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    Okay, it didn't matter that the album has the current bios. Then thank you for everything ladies and gentlemen :)
    I close the topic!
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The discussion revolves around the compatibility of a 500W power supply (Silentiumpc Vero L1) with an MSI GTX 1060 6GB graphics card and an Intel i5 7600K processor. Users confirm that the power supply should be sufficient, citing similar setups running around 330W without issues. However, one user suggests considering a higher-rated power supply (Be Quiet! System Power B8 550W) for better performance. Concerns about the motherboard's BIOS compatibility with the i5 7600K are raised, with advice given on updating the BIOS if necessary, potentially requiring an older processor for the update.
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