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Originally Posted by PsYcNeT
I mean, the games that spike your CPU (4Xs, RTS, etc.) Aren't the ones that will spike the card. High end PSUs can handle momentary overdraw, and 240v circuits typically run more efficient by default than 120v as well. Also from what I'm reading, the 3090/Ti transient load spikes are ~510w max.
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I was thinking more just a consistently high power draw if you're overclocking it. Stuff like this is a bit disconcerting.
... As for the spikes, Gamers Nexus had them at 650+ from this video a few weeks ago.
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Originally Posted by Hemi-Cuda
Said nearly everyone who's ever dabbled with switching from Windows to Linux for their primary PC
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I'm not giving up yet. I'll at least give myself a chance to get used to it. The thing is, it seems to be either for people who are completely technologically illiterate (it's actually way less complicated to use than windows; it's much more like iOS) or like... software developers and coders who are comfortable doing everything through a command prompt. Just installing things from the app store is perfectly simple, obviously, the problem is that if things don't work I don't feel competent enough to fix them.