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My sincere apologies if I sound dumb, but I am really confused about what to do. I have saved up enough money to upgrade by PC after years and I really dont want to mess anything up. Basically, I have an NVIDIA GPU right now (2080), and I will be ordering a 7900 XT next week. Do I need to...

The title is pretty much the question. I have a Zotac Trinity RTX 4090 and while I am getting great framerates I am fine with losing some performance if it means the power consumption goes down...

I currently have this PSU https://www.amazon.com/EVGA-Warranty-Power-Supply-100-GD-0700-V1/dp/B07W956JBC?th=1 I dont really have any issue with it, it gets the job done. However, I'm planning to switch to teh ASUS TUF Gamign RTX 4070 Ti. ASUS recommends a 750W PSU for it, is 50W really a big...

I am building a PC for 3D rendering and modeling, which GPU should I go for : 4080 Super or RTX A4000? both cost pretty much the same

The 4070 Super has 12GB VRAM and 4070 Ti Super has 16GB VRAM.. is the extra VRAM worth it? I am upgrading from a 3060 VISION OC andd I'm really confused about which to go for.. also how big of a PSU do I need to run these cards?

Just snagged a 4080 Super, and I'm loving the performance boost—1440p at max settings with over 100 FPS! The game is running incredibly smoothly. However, I’m running into some graphical glitches, like shiny or oily-looking faces when ray reconstruction is on, and some ghosting issues. I know...

Aside from the 600W requirement and the whole melting thing, are these connectors even good?

Does anyone have any reliable info on whether the upcoming RTX 50 series will use the same power connectors as the 40 series? Trying to future-proof my build and would like to avoid unnecessary upgrades if possible.

Im currently going through some RTX 4080 SUPER options, but I've been reading mixed opinions on whether an ATX 3.0 PSU is necessary. My current setup has a solid ATX 2.4 PSU. Should I consider upgrading my PSU as well, or is my current PSU enough?