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Hello. I almost picked a PSU but then started to re-check the reviews and... let's just say every PSU has its weak links, thing is that I don't know what's important and what's not. I mean, Corsair RMi drops the 3.3V, 5V and 12V voltages to 3.23V, 4.93V and 11.86V respectively. On the other hand, Seasonic Focus Plus Gold has higher inrush current. And there are other differences which I don't know how to interprete. RM750i, SSR-750FX. For example, how those voltage drops may affect my PC? Less stability? The same question about higher inrush current.

Well, I found out Corsair RMi has no additional 4-pin connector for CPU, so I'm still looking for a good PSU and I'm losing hope to find a stable and reliable one. 158$ be quiet! Straight Power 11 750W (BN283) - low efficiency under low load https://www.anandtech.com/show/13494/the-be-quiet-straight-power-11-750w-psu-review/5 160$ Corsair RM750x (CP-9020179) - not sold in reliable stores 173$ Corsair HX750 (CP-9020137) - not sure its stable enough, there's a 850W review https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/corsair-hx850-psu,5257-12.html 178$ Corsair SF750 (CP-9020186) - looks overpriced for its quality https://www.techpowerup.com/review/corsair-sf750/7.html 194$ SSR-750PX - out-of-budget 207$ Aerocool P7-750W - out-of-budget SSR-750FX - not sold here

Hello! So, I'd like to buy a PSU that's as good as it can be for the price. And although my initial PC won't be power demanding (Ryzen 3600, GTX 1660ti), I want my PSU to handle a 3950X (PBO) and a top-tier GPU either from nVIDIA (2080ti and it's successor) or from AMD (whatever 5900XTX-super-hyper) just in case. Corsair RM650i 153$ Corsair RM750i 156$ Corsair RM850i 172$ 1) Is Corsair RMi worth its price? The thing is our power supply quality is not really good (they may turn it off several times per day, they may "decrease" it so the bulb will shine half as much as it usually does). 2) How many watts do I need?

Hi, please help me pick the right monitor for: online first-person shooters (CS:GO, Battlefield etc.); movies; reading websites and working with Word/PDF documents. I'm ready to spend ~350$ at most. A GPU that I'm thinking to use it with is likely a GTX 1660. Requrements: Have no noticeable pixels/blur/ghosting/overshoot/any stuff that may tire my eyes and/or fatigue me. Have no defects or issues like flickering etc. Be highly responsive (fully controllable crosshair movement that responds to mouse movement as fast and presicely as possible). I did some research which led me to just 3 choices: AOC C24G1, MSI MAG241C, Samsung C24FG73. I found complaints about noticeable blur and visible pixels, uneven/too bright backlight (bleeding?..) on the AOC, high number of defective MSI MAG241C units (bad pixels, screen "blueness" or some other troubles). As for the Samsung - you can read some reviews below: Samsung CFG73 Review (C24FG73) Samsung C24FG73 Review MSI Optix MAG241C or AOC C24G1? AOC C24G1 vs Samsung C24FG73 Samsung CFG70 weird responsiveness issue (CFG70 and CFG73 have the same VA panel) - confirmed in the PCMonitors.info review May be there's no good and fast VA monitor for online FPS and I should go for TN? E.g. iiyama GB2560HSU-B1, LG 24GM79G-B, AOC G2590PX. On the other hand, 144Hz TN monitors have the other visual issue - inversion artifacts (scan lines).