indeed, and I don't disgree with that, its just the guy has been pushing blower coolers so hard, some people might get the wrong idea.
/pcbg/ - PC Building General
Zachary Taylor
Asher Mitchell
5700 XT gonna come in the mail today, I'll be fine with a 630W PSU, right? Ryzen 5 3600 on the CPU.
Wyatt Flores
Now run the same test in a case and show me the percentages the fans are set to.
Connor White
what unit is it? wattage means nothing if the PSU is garbage quality.
bump. Honestly don't know what to buy at this point. I've seen benches of a 2100MHz clocked 5700XT underwater beating an RTX2080 Super in some games.
Jonathan Phillips
That's plenty
David Mitchell
>percentages the fans are set to.
Fan percentages mean fuck all. As one fan with max RPM of 1000 is not the same as another fan with max RPM of 2000.
Angel Allen
be quiet Pure Power, 80+ gold.
Camden Miller
then you should be fine.
Bentley Allen
The tests I've seen open ait cards frequently go up to 95% of the fan speed to maintain their temp under 80deg,
most blower cards are limited to 40% by default, bumping that up to 60% gives the same thermals as an open air card
Also the use of an open a card even in a mid-size ATX case results in high temperatures inside the case for the other components
Kayden Bailey
holy fuck why is a waterblock $160?
I'd imagine you can get one custom CNC'd for a one-off single order for that price.
even if it's a shit PSU, it's probably enough.
3600+5700xt should only use around 300W.