Nvidia recommends 650W. In any case why would you spend over a grand on a GPU to cheap out on the PSU and risk frying it? Get a solid 750W G3 or RMX PSU for about £100 and be done with itI ever watch a guy using 450w psu paired with 1080 Ti and i7-8700k, and the pc was fine. But the pc forced to shut down when they try to decrease the volt. So, would it be fine too if we pair the 2080 Ti with 500w psu or 550w psu?
Is there any 750W cheapest psu?Nvidia recommends 650W. In any case why would you spend over a grand on a GPU to cheap out on the PSU and risk frying it? Get a solid 750W G3 or RMX PSU for about £100 and be done with it
You are spending a grand on a GPU. Do not cheap out on the one thing that can fry every component in your PC. Get a solid PSU for the love of god.Is there any 750W cheapest psu?
neither actually , what is important is the quality and the performance of these PSU's , all the PSU's that has been reccomended to you are of good quality and performanceI can see everyone is recommending the 80+ Gold, but the number of watt is vary between 650 to 850. Should I be aware for the efficiency or the number of watt? I mean, the all thing that I know is 80+ efficiency is only about how much you save for electricity bill
Generally a PSU for a 2080Ti should be around gold efficiency from a good brand at or over 650W. A EVGA G2/3, Corsair RMX or anything from seasonic would be fine.I can see everyone is recommending the 80+ Gold, but the number of watt is vary between 650 to 850. Should I be aware for the efficiency or the number of watt? I mean, the all thing that I know is 80+ efficiency is only about how much you save for electricity bill