Powersupply question on Titan Bayonet?

joshyg02 · 17 Mar 2015 at 19:22

I am planning to buy the Titan Bayonet configured with an i7-4790, an R9 280 a 120Gb samsung 850 EVO SSD and an 1TB hardrive, but it says it only comes with a 450W super flower powersupply but will it be sufficient enough and will it be stable enough when gaming and video rendering? Many thanks

ChugNorris · 17 Mar 2015 at 19:35

Yes, the systems are prebuilt and tested extensively prior to dispatch. If for any reason the PSU picked is not up to the task, you would be upgraded to a higher wattage unit anyway, but I can assure you this system build will be rock solid

pastymuncher · 17 Mar 2015 at 19:37

Hi and welcome to the forums.

It will be fine. The Superflower psu's are high quality Gold rated units unlike some of the rubbish other shops sell in their pre-builts. They wouldn't supply a psu that would be incapable of powering the system.

joshyg02 · 17 Mar 2015 at 19:43

ChugNorris said:
Yes, the systems are prebuilt and tested extensively prior to dispatch. If for any reason the PSU picked is not up to the task, you would be upgraded to a higher wattage unit anyway, but I can assure you this system build will be rock solid

Ahh, OK great I know what you mean because I actually do have a prebuilt desktop from currys and the powersupply seems to be pretty bad its quite old and sometimes it doesnt even boot up this seems to be a PSU fault so thanks for the reply Ill probably go with this then

ChugNorris · 17 Mar 2015 at 19:49

You'll find that a lot of system integrators in the UK, including some of the big name brands, will skimp on the power supply quality to save some money. This isn't the case at Overclockers, we generally use SuperFlower throughout our range, who make some of the best power supplies available in the market today.