Getting a joystick for flight games (2.60) Upgrading your mic/microphone setup (3.07) In the accessory battle between mouse and keyboard, keyboard prevails. That speaks to how long today's CPUs remain effective, though Intel's Alder Lake and its radical new architecture might make a big difference in the next year (Windows 11 is designed to take advantage of it). "Upgrading your CPU" only received 4s and 3s, some of the least variance in this poll. It's a bit chin-scratching to see desks at the top, though, as they don't have anything to do with in-game performance, and the dreadful, cheap "gamer desks" across Amazon aren't something that we recommend (the Uplift desk is what I and senior editor Wes Fenlon use). This "good-to-great" band of our voting contains some of the key infrastructure of our PC setups: desks, monitors, and peripherals. 850W PSU should give you a safe amount of headroom.(Image credit: Devoko) Meaningful upgrades
It looks to be a bit lower than my previous post stated according to this thread: I think your power draw on your processor is around 95W but should be below that on most realistic occasions unless stress testing. I can't find the exact post so I may have misread the max GPU power draw. I'm running an i7-8700k Coffee Lake, not OC'd, since it's an older processor I'm thinking you might be right I think someone said that while gamaing their GPU average power draw was around 450 watts with spikes up to 500 (was on a forum post here recently so may want to check into that)?
If youre into overclocking and running extreme tests like furmark or something you will see your power usage spiking. What processor do you have too? I would think that in regular situations that you wont have power issues with a 3080ti with an 850 watt. Tanoriss Thanontos tanoriss I had thought 850 would be a good mid-point but seeing you guys all have 1000 watts now I'm worried haha
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