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gpu=185W max cpu=65W max other components=100W Total=350W. That's approx maximum how much my PC should draw when I'm playing. Also for safety I have put the gpu on silent mode via gpu tweak so its boost clock is 1650 instead of 1680 and power draw is also max around 165 to 170W max. That's the...

I have checked my psu is sufficient. You can check my other threads. considering my pc specs and my rtx 2060's specs 550w will provide enough headroom at least for now

So I just upgraded from GTX 1060 to Asus RTX 2060 12 GB. As soon as I did it I played game for few mins. Everything was fine because I had enabled Vsync so that was capping at 60 fps. As soon as I disabled it to check how further it goes. After 5 mins game got crashed, closed and system got...

Agree on that. But still I believe they provide decent driver support for new games as well. Also question. Will Ryzen 3 3100 bottleneck rtx 2060?

Yes thanks

Thanks. How about 3060? the power draw is same but why in recommended psu it shows 650w where in 2060 it shows 500w. 🤔🤔

No no I have Ryzen 3 3100. 3 120mm fans including cpu fan, few USB devices, Wifi card and, 1ssd and hdd that's it

No its the grey label one: https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categories/Products/Power-Supply-Units/cx-series-config/p/CP-9020121-NA

Agreed that's what I thought. But I don't know why in Youtube all of them are using 650W or more something. Also in power supply calculator outervision Power draw is not that much but its recommending 600 or higher.🤷‍♂️

ok cool

Its 2 years old. But its really silent and works perfectly. Coz it was GTX 1060 for 1.5 years. temporarily using 750 ti. So not much load so far.

After sometime you don't need that much driver support as most of the time it has been optimized. Unless some game or application or something new comes up and need to work on it I guess.

I was using GTX 1060 used card. Then it stopped working. So I'm planning to buy a new gpu probably RTX 2060. In specs recommended psu is 500W and I have Corsair CX 550W psu. But I was wondering if it won't be too much for my PSU as I want my PC to be stable for long-term. Do I need to upgrade...

I have 750 TI and they still provide regular updates. I sure wouldn't worry about that. You can consider 10 years easily I would say.

Yes I agree 6600 has better performance. But atm I'm really not comfortable with amd cards right now. I experienced that Nvidia ones are more stable in terms of drivers and all. In future sure I will consider it. I have CX 550W psu do you think RTX 2060 should be enough? In PC builds I have seen...