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sadly i can t afford anything more at the moment, even that ups is almost half of my income montly lol

thank you, yeah i don t really care about how long it lasts, if i loose power ill shut down the pc instantly, but i think you can imagine how annoying is for your pc to restart just because irregular voltage

also when i got my friends ups i did a complete stress test (CPU +GPU maxed out) for 48hours and it passed it without problems, so i doubt it s a pc problem

my old computer happened to have the same issue but since it had a lower quality psu i thought that it was just a pc problem, well it seems not, only problem i had was with high wattage electronics. but not monitors, also i don t think my psu would struggle, it s a RM750E gold, and the reboots would happen even when drawing only 100W-200W total (browsing or light gaming)

which should i choose: aproximate or pure sinusoidal? In my are there are plenty of moments where electricity is unstable in voltage, and sometimes that would make my computer reboot, well i want an ups that would stop that.i m between these 2 : CyberPower VP1000ELCD 1000VA or CP900EPFCLCD 900VA don t recommend me others because the popular choices in usa are not available in my country, only "quality" that isn t costing a liver is cyberpower, i also don t care about how long it will last me, cuz i just want the reboots to stop happening, if power goes out for good i ll turn off the pc, and yes i m sure it s because of that, i tried a friend ups for a month and it stopped rebooting, problem is that his is way too expensive. My pc specs, i doubt they are required but why not: I73700k 64gb ram 4070 super B760 gaming x RM750E gold

i also searched for this a long time but i still don t know, is it possible to power limit an non k cpu on the b760 chipset?

only reason i even consider it is that i m afraid of the bending issue tbh, but yeah sadly i cannot import things here, they are way too expensive

gaming, rendering videos and i plan to learn blender, so i really need CUDA

i plan to get a 4070, as of now i have a 1660. The build i m talking about i plan to build it in the summer

yeah i was thinking to put that 100 bucks towards the gpu but i m kinda overthinking it, idk if the bending is an actual problem that would make the cpu die prematurelly

you guys think it s worth paying 100 bucks for the contact frame on the 13th gen? is there a legitimate problem that would make the cpu not last as long (in terms of it s life i mean). Sadly thermalright's contact frame it s not available for when i live so only thermal grizzly one is which is 100 bucks

i thought this is possible only on Z motherboards, sadly i don t have too much experience with good bioses i only had 2 pcs until now which we re bought by my parents when i was little, they we re lenovo prebuilds and they are extremelly limited, barelly any options in there

my problem is that i m afraid it will have significantelly higher temps for not that much performance gain, also can you tell me what is multicore enhancement? if you turn it off you will not be able to boost anymore or is it just that it will not go past the advertised speed?

which one would you pick and why? (not that the i7 13700k is 10 bucks more, that is why i consider it despite using a B motherboard) i m planning to use it on a b760 gaming x, with an Deepcool ls720 SE

yeah i took a better look at my psu so i think i ll just get the pc first and then get the gpu, just hope it will still be in stock this is the psu https://anyitparts.com/product/lenovo-legion-acbel-pc7033-450w-power-supply-fru-00pc769/