Dav_Renz

Okay, thanks for your answers. That was part of the reason beside some random online PSU wattage calculator giving me some in retrospect funky numbers So when I pass my old system to my wife, I should just get a new PSU for the old system and carry the "old" PSU on to my new system, right?

So I've been thinking about buying an RTX 3070 or 3080 to upgrade my current rig (i7 5820k/ GTX 970). I have a be quiet! DARK POWER PRO 10 1200W PSU because I went way over the top when I built it, five years ago. I plan to maybe upgrade to Zen 3 when it comes out, so technically I would have an entire be system minus storage and memory. Should I get a new PSU now or is my Dark power pro still good to go? Especially keeping in mind the future CPU/mobo upgrade. Thanks in advance for taking the time to answer, really appreciate it. P.S. While looking up the specs of the PSU I found out it has 5 years of warranty, which ended a couple months ago. Might change your recommendation, so I thought I throw it in here.

Based on the prices on pcpartpicker, a 100 pounds (no idea how to do the symbol on my keyboard) discount sounds really good.

well google says he can spend 769.46$ assuming his limit is 6000 crowns, right?

That actually makes sense. My first thought was "So grown up putting a 69 in there."

I'd like to win the keyboard, because I'm sick of using my 8 year old IBM keyboard

I would love to win one of the line-up because I love the look of the headset with the wood. The other peripherals are also really nice.