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  1. For your reference OP, i also use almost the exact same setup as yours which is - 5800x3d - 32gb Ram - 2 HDD's, 2 SSD - 4 case fans - RTX 3070 Been running this setup for 1.5 years (before 5800x3d i use a 3600) with a Corsair RMX550 and see no problem at all. If the 4070 consume less than 3070 and have less spikes than 3070 then i see no problem running it with your PSU, given that your PSU is good enough to handle the spikes on the rail and have enough safety. But of course if you had more budget, a new PSU with a bigger headroom is always nice
  2. Okay then, thanks for the information !
  3. I'm using - Ryzen 5 5600x - B550 Tomahawk - 250gb ssd for OS and 1tb ssd for game library - 2tb hdd + 1tb hdd - 4 case fans Yes, maybe i will try to undervolt it. I just confused about the pcie cable situation that powering up the GPU
  4. Thank you so much for the explanation, ill try to get the card running and see if its okay
  5. Hello All, Recently i've been gifted an RTX 3070 (MSI Gaming X Trio) by one of my friend and before i put it on my PC, i'm wondering if my Corsair RMX550 can handle it. It needs 2x8 power pin and even though my PSU has the connector, it is daisy chained and only have one port 1x8 on the psu side. I heard that the cable only provides max of 150 W is it true? If it is true then when combined with 75 W from pcie it only have a total of 225 W. The card has a total of about 240-ish W on load, is it goin to power up or should i buy a new PSU? Sorry if my english is bad Really appreciate u guys answer. Thanks!
  6. Oops sorry, the better one is the CX (White Label) not CXM hehe, it's a tough one tho searching for any corsair PSU that is in stock in Tokopedia or EK, i'm waiting for almost one month for my Rmx
  7. Technically its enough for 3060Ti/3060, but if you want to change your mind and getting a 3070 or else, stretching it to a 650 is good. If that's the case then go with boggy77 advice, coz a GPU and PSU alone is eating up your budget a lot because of the insane GPU price right now
  8. Are you in a hurry to upgrade? First of all the price on all those online shop is insane tho especially for the GPU, i look up to 3070 last December for a 9.3 Mill IDR, now its averaging for 16-17 Mill IDR (Tokopedia). For a PSU you can look up to Bitfenix Whisper 550 or Corsair CXM 550 or look up to this forum PSU Tier List > B Tier. For GPU a 1660 Super will do, but looking at the GPU prices right now, if you can snag one out with a normal price then grab it, otherwise its best to wait for the prices to come down. Motherboard i suggest getting a B550 A-Pro from MSI or a B550 Steel Legend. Case i recommend a Phanteks P400A. And last CPU, maybe get a second hand 3600 or 3700x because the price for the 5xxx is quite high right now.
  9. This seems similar to my problems when i replaced my psu though i resolved it after reseating my psu cables to my ssd/hdd (reroute it) i don't know what was caused it though
  10. What windows build are you using? Maybe you can try to update the windows to latest version or try the Windows high performance not the amd ones, because one of my friend had this similar problem turns out the problem is between the windows and the amd power plan and he is using the 1903 build version
  11. I'll get the sapphire one if i were you, the noise is pretty much the same if we look up at the HU review (around 42db for both @1600 rpm), and the sapphire one has the 14Gbps so i'll take those
  12. Technically yes it can, but only a small differences (for 2200G). In your case the CPU is definitely the limiting point, i suggest buying a 1600AF or 3600 if you are playing many mmo game as it helps with load time and stutters with many player.
  13. Hmmm, i do have almost the same exact setup before upgrading my cpu to 3600 though. I never tried other game u listed besides fortnite and pubg but well those two are working fine with me even though the cpu utilization is as high as possible (about 80-95%) and even 10+tab of chrome never caused a lag and stutter for me (only chrome and some music player). Maybe clean install windows or turning off vsync will help your problems or if not upgrading your cpu is also good as it is limiting your usecase now. And as far as i know, no, you don't need to re-install windows if only changing the CPU.
  14. Nice! Thank you so much for your time and answer, really appreciate it!
  15. Sorry if i'm too much bother to asking you. But isn't it in tier B, is it really okay to pair with that GPU (5700 XT) that consume over than 200W according on their website.
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