From what I see, it says the minimum power require is 500w, and I see you have 650.
Alright, I asked a question on this forums a few days back because my PC started restarting randomly. A helpful person said(using car analogy), "You put on 120 mile per hour (MPH) tires then drive over 400. What happens to the tires?
Here you have at most, under ideal conditions a 240 MPH tire but you are at 400 MPH. Bad things will happen.
-> I don't see where you revealed who the maker was. If it was you well the PSU is completely wrong for this rig. Try another but with a suitable +12V supply. In the link I gave the stress test has some maximums for us to use. One is 296.8 Watts and another is a peak 428.38 Watts.
To even have a chance of working the +12V rail for this GPU alone must be well above the maximum. This +12V feeds the CPU so let's get that plus a few hard drives on line.
I use 20 Watts per HDD.
The CPU looks to be about 88 Watts.
Total peak is about 530 Watts. So your +12V rail needs to be about 45 Amperes. Shop for a new single rail PSU and check those specs."
I am VERY new with computers so I didn't really understand what that meant. Can you guys tell me what PSU I should get for these specs:
Intel Core I7 4790k (stock fan)
EVGA NEX 650W G (current power supply)
GTX 980
Fatal1ty 797 Killer (motherboard)
32 gb of RAM

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