Specs:i3 9100f,rx 570, GIGABYTE B365M DS3H,cooler master 240r aio,600 watt power supply.I want a consistant 180+ in r6,fortnite,for honor,csgo,valorant,etc, any suggestions? (budget 170) but if i sell my rx 570 maybe 250.
This being said, assuming it's a half decent psu, I'd suggest cpu upgrade. Something like a 10400F or R5 3600So, the PSU has a label on the side of it. On that label is listed the model and probably also the series, but the model for sure. Either find that model and list it here OR take a picture of the label, upload it to imgur.com (Or another image hosting site) and link to it here using the formatting toolbar. Click on the picture box between the smiley face and the links of chain, and past the URL of the hosted image there.
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As for the PSU itself, "it was the only one to fit my budget" doesn't really fly as an excuse if you are looking to upgrade something now. Or even if you weren't. It's like saying "I filled my tank with half water and half gas because I needed to drive 200 miles and only had enough gas for half a tank." It just doesn't justify buying a low quality power supply if you can afford to buy decent hardware. It's your own self that you hurt when you do this, not anybody else. So anyhow, lets see what you actually have and go from there because if you have a POS unit, you not only don't want to upgrade your hardware to something even more demanding, you might not even want to continue running it with what you have now because it might be part or even all of the performance issue you are having as it is already. Yes, a poor quality power supply CAN affect performance in a variety of ways, and can also incrementally shorten the life of your graphics card and motherboard if it's bad enough.
Yes it isThanks for looking out for me i have a question is the evga supernova g3 750 watt a good power supply?