Desktop Upgrade Recommendation

86technie

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I think 650w is enough, but I heard it is better to get 750 watt for future proof, as Gfx card will get more hungry in future

Seasonic S12III $99 or Focus GX-650 $175.
BTW are you just asking? Cuz I remember in the past you also ask before.
If you are looking for cheap PSU, you can consider Super Flower PSU.

Unless you are buying, I may have a Focus GX-650 still have warranty for sale.
 

b0ib0ii

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Hi guys,

just an update, I have bought a prebuilt PC already. I have the following CPU and MB and SSD storage.

CPU+MB
Intel i7-11700KF + ASUS TUF GAMING Z590-PLUS WIFI

SSD
Seagate Firecuda 520 1TB Gen4 NVME M.2 SSD

Would like to check as the FIrecuda SSD is my primary SSD and if I would like to install another SSD, which would be more budget friendly and compatible on my MB.
 

soulblader_89

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I build my PC already

Can I know what software shld I download to benchmark or stress test my PC to make sure everything is okay?
any recommendation?
 

b0ib0ii

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Hi guys,

just an update, I have bought a prebuilt PC already. I have the following CPU and MB and SSD storage.

CPU+MB
Intel i7-11700KF + ASUS TUF GAMING Z590-PLUS WIFI

SSD
Seagate Firecuda 520 1TB Gen4 NVME M.2 SSD

Would like to check as the FIrecuda SSD is my primary SSD and if I would like to install another SSD, which would be more budget friendly and compatible on my MB.
Hi, since it’s still Black Friday periods, am still looking for a secondary SSD to for backup usage.
Any recommendations that’s budget friendly and for my rig?

thanks :)
 
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