Modular Power Supply Units (PSUs) are essential to a PC build as they offer flexibility with cabling, and the final build tends to be less cluttered. A 750W PSU can provide enough power to run a decent rig with high-performance GPUs and leave some room for overclocking as well. Consider the following build: RTX 3080… Read More »
Most PC users fail to recognize the importance of the Power Supply Unit. They purchase a PC power supply based on its total wattage, believing that a higher wattage means better performance. Others just don’t pay attention to the power supply unit and continue using whatever they receive with their machine. A PSU just does… Read More »
The Power Supply Unit (PSU) is responsible for supplying power throughout your system unit. It does its job by converting alternating voltage (AC) from your sockets to low-voltage Direct Current (DC), the power that your PC components can utilize. The PSU supplies the components power through rails with varying voltage levels. The most common voltage… Read More »
RGB PSUs offer extra customizability via RGB lighting. This is applied in different ways including on the fan blades, on the PSU case, or even as an RGB ring around the fan. RGB PSUs, having compatibility with controllers like Corsair iCUE or Asus Aura Sync, can enhance color customizations. Some units allow users to customize… Read More »
A PSU is the most critical component of a pc build, as it provides power to all components. Failure to provide power properly could lead to system degradation or even damage but it is rare these days. It is always recommended to get a good psu from a reputed brand instead of a cheap one…. Read More »
The PSU is the one responsible for distributing power to all your components. The power supply that you should use is robust so that your other PC components will not face power shortage and cause the system to crash or reboot. An 850W PSU is on the higher side since most budget desktop pcs are… Read More »