Recent content by SkyStormy

Yeah 6 months and maybe a little bit more for some versions, but it's worth to wait for over 10%+ performance, and almost same price. You get more performance by waiting for at least 6 months. That's what Nvidia says for gtx 1660S version compared to gtx 1660. Super version is 20% faster than...

Imagine you bought rtx 3090 today, then after a couple of months later its Super version is released with 20% of more performance? it would be a slap on your face. so don't buy any Nvidia card until its super version is out.

This time Intel is going to be in the competition too.

Not going to buy any first gen Ampere card. wait for super series after 6-7 months later.

It says MAX OUTPUT CURRENT (+12V1)18 A MAX OUTPUT CURRENT (+12V2)18 A MAX OUTPUT CURRENT (+12V3)18 A MAX OUTPUT CURRENT (+12V4)18 A depending on the PSU, it means 12v ATX 4pin connector, 24 pin mainboard connector, 4 pin molex connector, PCI-E connector etc..

It works, but to get maximum performance it's highly recommended to get at least 600 Watt or greater power supply with a minimum of 42 Amp on the +12 volt rail, otherwise there is a risk of poor performance, display problems, file corruptions due to lack of power to hard drive, BSOD, premature...

Yeah it works fine. Make sure it's grey one, which is the newer version of VS450. I saw a couple of good reviews on amazon about that, and I have this PSU too. so I can confirm it works. https://i.imgur.com/3ewclPI.png

either h310 and b360 should do the work.

G5400 Gold is basically 7th generation and early core i3. It has 2 cores, and 4 threads. Core i3 had always been paired with mid range graphics cards like 1050 and 1050 ti. so it should definitely work.