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PSU Recommendations for GTX 1060, 1070, and 1080 | TechNeg

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PSU Recommendations for GTX 1060, 1070, and 1080 Cards GTX 1060 and 1070 are very old GPU's (almost 5 Years), but they are still being used. These GTX 10 Series cards provide very much Playable Frame Rates in most of the AAA titles. All together makes them the all-rounder Cards for Budget Gamers.  These GTX 10 Series Cards can be used to get 40-60 Frame Rates with low to Medium Quality.  Due to the low costs and Playable Frame Rates, these Cards are still being used a lot. Well, coming back to our topic, here are some of my personal PSU Recommendations for GTX 1060, 1070, and 1080 Cards . Advertisement PSU For GTX 1060 - Corsair CX Series 450 watts Corsair CX 450 PSU On an Average GTX 1060 cards don't require high wattage PSU's, 400-500 watt PSU's are going to be ok for these GPU's. So, the Corsair CX Series 400-watts PSU's seems to be perfect. It is an 80 Plus Bronze Certified Modular Power Supply. For safety, it comes with a 5 Year Warranty. This PSU

[Guide] Best Power Supplies For RTX 3070 and Ryzen 5 CPU

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Nvidia RTX 3070 Many of you might be asking what are some of the best Power supplies needed for RTX 3070 and Ryzen 5? Well, Nvidia now is recommending a 650-watt power supply for your Nvidia RTX 3070.  You can also go with a 600-watt power supply but if you are going to use Ryzen 5 with it, using PSU below 600 watts will surely decrease the performance or even harm it. As the other components in your PC also use power 600 watts to 650 watts will be the best choice. Today we are going to some of the Best Power Supplied Needed For RTX 3070 and Ryzen 5 CPU . This list contains Power supplies with detailed info and price as well. Also Read: Nvidia Geforce Now Cloud now Available for iOS and iPads What is a Power Supply (PSU) In case you are not aware of what a PSU is here is the short answer: A PSU is a simple power unit build to provide power to your PC's components such as your motherboard, Graphics Card, CPU, GPU, RGB Fans, etc.  The watts is the amount of power your PSU gives to y