New PSU..

[Aduka90]

Just installed a brand new rtx 2060 super...Planning for an PSU upgrade and too afraid to start gaming because I have a bad feeling about it...Need Suggestion...

Prosessor: AMD 5 1600

Mobo: AB350 gaming 3

Case: ATX

Currrent PSU: Cooler MAster lite 600w

[berberries]

600W is enough wattage, but that is NOT a good quality psu. replace it with something decent like a seasonic focus+, corsair rmx, corsair txm, evga G+ etc etc.

 

That is just a suggestion but if it can play games no problem then you can continue using it till you can buy a decent psu to replace it. otherwise honestly it should be fine and shouldnt catch fire.

[Aduka90]

22 minutes ago, berwynhan said:

600W is enough wattage, but that is NOT a good quality psu. replace it with something decent like a seasonic focus+, corsair rmx, corsair txm, evga G+ etc etc.

 

That is just a suggestion but if it can play games no problem then you can continue using it till you can buy a decent psu to replace it. otherwise honestly it should be fine and shouldnt catch fire.

I've fired up my game just now and I've noticed some screen tearing when my character walks around (is that bad??) and my GPU memory just jumped to 7001 MHz and GPU core went to 1470 MHz while idle...Oh god, I just bought my GPU yesterday...

[Pauleft]

3 hours ago, Aduka90 said:

I've fired up my game just now and I've noticed some screen tearing when my character walks around (is that bad??) and my GPU memory just jumped to 7001 MHz and GPU core went to 1470 MHz while idle...Oh god, I just bought my GPU yesterday...

1. Did you plug everything correctly 

2. Is your powersupply plugged in properly 

 

You have to trouble shoot. As far as I am suspecting something is throttling majorly 

[Pauleft]

Probably your gpu I don't think the cpu is affecting it 

[Spotty]

3 hours ago, Aduka90 said:

I've fired up my game just now and I've noticed some screen tearing when my character walks around (is that bad??) and my GPU memory just jumped to 7001 MHz and GPU core went to 1470 MHz while idle...Oh god, I just bought my GPU yesterday...

Enable Vsync or adaptive sync (Gsync) if available on your monitor. Should stop the screen tearing.

[Aduka90]

On 9/11/2019 at 11:43 PM, Pauleft said:

1. Did you plug everything correctly 

2. Is your powersupply plugged in properly 

 

You have to trouble shoot. As far as I am suspecting something is throttling majorly 

I just uninstalled the GPU's driver and perform a clean install...It's back to 300-ish again...It's all good...

[Aduka90]

On 9/11/2019 at 11:51 PM, Spotty said:

Enable Vsync or adaptive sync (Gsync) if available on your monitor. Should stop the screen tearing.

I'll try that too when back from work...Thanks

[Mattias Edeslatt]

59 minutes ago, Aduka90 said:

I just uninstalled the GPU's driver and perform a clean install...It's back to 300-ish again...It's all good...

 

What is back to 300-ish again?

 

Regarding of your systems power draw it should be about max 300 W with your components when gaming/full load so wattage wise you are OK. Nothing you have is specially heavy on power, so no need to worry regarding that aspect. And none of the problem you have mentioned has anything to do with power delivery to your GPU or system as a whole.

[Aduka90]

5 hours ago, Mattias Edeslatt said:

 

What is back to 300-ish again?

 

Regarding of your systems power draw it should be about max 300 W with your components when gaming/full load so wattage wise you are OK. Nothing you have is specially heavy on power, so no need to worry regarding that aspect. And none of the problem you have mentioned has anything to do with power delivery to your GPU or system as a whole.

I've mentioned previously that my  GPU memory wattage (I think that's the proper term for it?) just jumped to 7001 MHz and GPU core went to 1470 MHz while idle...So I've manage to reduce the wattage to 300-ish after performing a  clean install of the GPU's driver....