Viesulis

I kinda based my choice on what PSU does a 4090 call for lol

The title is rhetorical. And no i cant, but the thought is nice.

No worries im in Europe, so i could pull 3000W if such a psu existed

Ive been using crappy power supplies for a decade, think its time to buy something proper. Im thinking Deepcool PD850M, has decent reviews and isnt too expensive.

The pc instantly turns off, probably tripping over current, i guess thats why they call furmark a power virus. In even very demanding games theres no issues.

For now 3600, probably upgrading to 5700X3D soon. 2 HHD's 1, PCIE SSD, 1 SATA SSD

FSP 550 Silver, runs games fine but if i boot up furmark it crashes, and it ran fine on my mates 650W gold.

Im looking an 850w unit but ive seen people say that wasnt enough to keep their 7900XTX stable, do i need a 1000W for that? Current GPU is 6800XT but im using an underpowered psu for it.

Are psu's that likely to fail I should get one with 10 years?

Can find it for a good price new locally, and i dont care about removable cables.

Im sure this isnt the right section for this, but im using belenaetcher to flash linux iso on my flash drives and now two cant be formatted in windows? If i try to delete the volume and recreate it it just throws an error about not being able to format it

So far ive been using VNC, but is there anything even better? I basically want to use my main pc trough my old pc thats in my garage.

Diskpart spits out an I/O device error

These are older models, so they have normal sata conectors

I have two ssds from a mac mini and neither seem to work. One cant be initialised, the other cant be formatted. The ssds were working before