Help with PC powerbox

[makoking]

i wish to build a PC, but i am not sure how much power i need. please help me

ASROCK H87M PRO4 & Intel I7-4770
Crucial DDR3 1333Mhz 4GB x 2
Seagate 1TB 7200rpm
Samsung 24x DVDRW
Seidon 120V
MSI TwinFrozr GTX760 2GB

Will 500W be sufficient or should i get a 600W?

I am a noob at PC. sorry

 

[Alternative X]

1) Name all games and programs that you want to use with this rig.

2) No casing?

 

[prezioso]

more than enough

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[makoking]

1) playing Sims 4, battlefield, dota2
simple programs like microsoft and a little of photoshop

2)sharkoon vs3

 

[makoking]

thank you prezioso

 

[hengheng220]

Hmmm if its light photoshopping then no need go until I7 ba. i5 should be enough le. and as for ram, go for 1600mhz ba. its a few $$ extra. lastly if not overclocking, there is no need for aio cooler

 

[makoking]

thanks for the advice

 

[Alternative X]

1) playing Sims 4, battlefield, dota2
simple programs like microsoft and a little of photoshop

2)sharkoon vs3

1) If playing games and using Photoshop, an i5 is enough as both programs do not benefit much from Hyperthreading in an i7.

2) Nobody sells DDR3-1333 RAM anymore in SLS, get DDR3-1600 RAM instead.

3) If not overclocking, the Intel stock cooler is good enough and you do not need the CM Seidon.

4) Add in a SSD as your boot drive to make your system faster.

5) If not doing RAID, you do not need a H87 motherboard. Get a H81 motherboard instead.

6) Use the $$$ saved to get a R9 280X and enjoy playing Battlefield at max settings.

Suggested build list:

CPU+ Mobo: ASROCK H81M-HDS + i5 4460 (312)
RAM: G.SKILL PC 12800/1600MHZ DDR3 CL11 VALUE RAM (102)
GPU: POWER COLOR R9 280X 3GB TURBODUO (418)
SSD: ADATA SP900 128GB (99)
HDD: SEAGATE 1TB (73)
DVD-RW: SAMSUNG 24X DVD-RW SATA BOX (25)
PSU: SEASONIC S12II-Non MODULAR 620W (99)
Case: SHARKOON V3 ATX CASING (59)
OS: WINDOWS 7 HOME PREM (120)

Total cost: $1307

Buy at PC Themes, #04-15, and ask for discounts. DIY yourself. If you can't into DIY, pay another $30 for assembly.

 

[makoking]

thanks for the advice. greatly appreciated =)