[SOLVED] Is my upgrade worth

[Thomasxd]

I need to explain the story.
So my games are laggy with high fps
My pc:ryzen 5 3600,rtx 2060,16 gb ram hyperx,b450m,corsair vs550.
The cpu temps and gpu temps are very good.
I found on internet that psu can infulence input lag and performance overall.I also found that corsair vs550 is not a good psu for gaming.
I decided to switch psu to Seasonic S12III-650, 80+ Bronze, 650W.
You think that this psu could solve my problems and make a better overall performance.I also have days when my games are smooth and days when games are laggy

 

[Thomasxd]

need to explain the story.
So my games are laggy with high fps
My pc:ryzen 5 3600,rtx 2060,16 gb ram hyperx,b450m,corsair vs550.
The cpu temps and gpu temps are very good.
I found on internet that psu can infulence input lag and performance overall.I also found that corsair vs550 is not a good psu for gaming.
I decided to switch psu to Seasonic S12III-650, 80+ Bronze, 650W.
You think that this psu could solve my problems and make a better overall performance.I also have days when my games are smooth and days when games are laggy

 

[sizzling]

A psu cannot impact input lag and I’m yet to see any real evidence it can impact performance. People claim a psu can impact performance but I have never seen a single reliable review replicate this. A bad psu can impact stability, the life of your components or at worst fail and kill components.

Unfortunately that Seasonic is not actually a Seasonic, it’s built by another company and is not up to the standards you expect for a Seasonic. It’s probably and upgrade but not a great one.

As for your performance issues and lag, run userbenchmark and share the public link to the results. This might help identify what is underperforming.

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Your VS power supply is almost certainly not causing your performance issues. Even if it somehow were, the SeaSonic S12iii is a low quality RSY based unit that is not much better if at all than your current unit.

 

[logainofhades]

Are you using an SSD or HDD? Is windows, and your drivers, up to date?