Recent content by ratAB

yes

i would say 1.15 at worst and 1.25 which is way stable.

that too, make sure it has 12v ocp or dual railings (idk lol)

gpu is the priority but you didn't state how many Ram slots your cousin is running with

1050 ti is holding your cpu back regardless of using both 2600 and 1600. So u won't notice any difference. Nvenc can be used from your gpu if cpu utilisation is high

well your cpu core voltage will be applicable only when ryzen master is on and when u select the profile that u set the voltage on. So it won't be shown in the bios since cpe core voltage hasn't been tampered yet until u select ryzen master and choose your profile with your custom cpu core...

did it work? please tell me

Ryzen in the long term,. Intel = bad

I believe so, it still doesn't matter if your psu is good and not from a cheap brand u should be gud

Yes yes

Don't have to, no need. I see videos of a person using 2080 ti and a Intel processor running on 350 w or maybe 500w psu. Trust me don't have to, don't need to

Ez u can enjoy with 1650 super with pretty good fps

Eh I can say from graphics perspective it's barely low tier but it can do little 3d software stuff like blender. But srsly buy a better one at least a RX 570 in eBay. It may be cheaper than 100 USD for the used one

Oh sorry it was 1650, anyways psu wattage doesn't really matter much. So yeah 460 is the way to go but it's really old. Buy it second hand for 50 USD minimum

Dude u can get 1650 super LOW PROFILE for 50 USD more and it beats all of them 2.5 times the power. To answer your question I could say 460 but do not