Do you think 1000 W power supply will be good for upgrading to the next series of graphics cards, that Nvidia or AMD he’s going to release? I have a 7950 X3D 1 TB NVM SSD and a 4070 TI right now and I’m looking at the next generation and I really don’t know if a 4090 would get enough power and I’m assuming the next generation will consume a lot of power to
depending on everything else in you build you could probably get by with 1000w psu but depending on the rest of your build and if you’re really worried about the future get a 1200w psu, either way you should be fine just make sure you choose an A tier psu with a high end build like that.
1000 watts is good but I would go 1100 or 1200 watts because then you don't have to worry about not having enough power and more headroom for another upgrade. Go 1600 watts if you really want to future proof it
You can get a Corsair CX650M, it's Tier C, 650W, semi-modular and only $70
I would go with the thermaltake smart bm3 650w for 60 dollars b-tier power supply and bronze certified.
Do you think 1000 W power supply will be good for upgrading to the next series of graphics cards, that Nvidia or AMD he’s going to release? I have a 7950 X3D 1 TB NVM SSD and a 4070 TI right now and I’m looking at the next generation and I really don’t know if a 4090 would get enough power and I’m assuming the next generation will consume a lot of power to
depending on everything else in you build you could probably get by with 1000w psu but depending on the rest of your build and if you’re really worried about the future get a 1200w psu, either way you should be fine just make sure you choose an A tier psu with a high end build like that.
1000 watts is good but I would go 1100 or 1200 watts because then you don't have to worry about not having enough power and more headroom for another upgrade. Go 1600 watts if you really want to future proof it
Buy 850w that going to last you lifetime