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Originally Posted by Vansterdam
what was the deal ? this is the same monitor Im eyeing if I stick with 1440p lol
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It was $100 off on Memory Express, but I've been dealing with problems with it now. Screen goes blank by itself at random times. I have to unplug and plug the monitor back in to get the screen back. I did some more research and it seems there are others having this issue too. I might return it.
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Originally Posted by AzNightmare
It's recommended you get a 600W-650W for a 3060 Ti. You can probably get by with 550W if you get one of the entry models, but that's cutting it close. As for pins, most 3060 Ti use 8 pins, some of the top models use 8+6 or 8+8. But your PSU probably has 2x 6+2 pins, meaning you can do 8+6 or 8+8... so you probably don't need to worry about it.
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I thought with newer GPUs being more powerful they would need more pins to draw more power?
Why does my old AMD 7950 requires 14 (8+6) pins but the new 3060 and 3070 only requires 8 pins total?
So if I was to get a RTX3060, I would ONLY plug in the 8pin and tuck away the 6pin?
This is all so confusing.