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Sup fellaz, I’m looking to upgrade my RX7600XT as it struggles a little with newer games, and I’m considering making the shift to 4K. I don’t really know a whole lot about what’s good on the (nice and inflated) market currently. I’m looking in the £400-£600 price range. My current specs are - Ryzen 7 7700x cpu - 32GB ddr5 - 2tb SSD - coolermaster 850w psu - rx7600 xt gpu - MSI b650 motherboard I’ve got my eye on a rx7090 that’s about £500. Is this a good purchase do you think, or should I be looking elsewhere? Also, will I need to upgrade my PSU, as the 7090 appears to draw about twice the power of the 7600xt. Thanks in advance for any advice! EDIT: the overwhelming concensus is the 9070xt, so I think I’m gonna drop some dosh on that bad boy. Thanks for all your help!

I recently recased my PC and upgraded my PSU to a Cooler Master MWE v3 750W 80+ Bronze. I also bought a used RTX 3070. When I got my PC back from the shop, I used it for about 3 hours before it instantly restarted—no freezing or warning, just a straight reboot back to the login screen. This never happened with my old GPU and PSU. I thought it was my old extension cord doing this so I replaced it with a brand-new Panther surge protector, but the issue persisted. I went back to the PC shop the next day, and they suggested plugging it directly into the wall socket. Unfortunately, it still restarted after 2 to 4 hours of use. Thinking it was a GPU issue, I contacted the seller, who was kind enough to replace it with another RTX 3070. However, the instant restarts are still happening. I'm genuinely confused and don't know what to do next. I also have this vid of my power supply idk if its normal or not idk if its a feature but I read smwhere that the fans is supposed to always run My current specs I5-10400 16gb ram H410m h v2 mobo Rtx 3070 Coolermaster mwe v3 750W bronze 80+ And i also checke the temps while gaming and my cpu is not too hot

As the title would suggest, I'm looking to upgrade some parts of the PC to stretch its performance a bit but will start afresh with a whole new build if its not worth it. I'm quite new to this sort of thing and keen to upgrade to push it to its limit before having to build a new one myself. I inherited the PC recently and it was custom built in around 2014-2015 by my dad. Looking to upgrade from GTX 970 to an RTX 4060 hopefully without having to upgrade or change anything else. Hoping this will mean I can run some newer games (even if on lower settings e.g. 1080p instead of 1440p). Cooling is working well with this setup atm, it has 3 fans (not including the ones that are on the current gpu) and I'm not getting temperatures inside anywhere above 50c with medium-heavy gaming and fans running at approx 50% even after a few hours so not expecting cooling to be an issue. Its managing that fine while full of dust too tbh so will probably be slightly better than that once its had a good clean. CPU: Intel I7-3770k (bottleneck or will it be okay?) Motherboard: Asus Maximus V Formula PSU: Corsair AX860i platinum RAM: 32GB total Case: CoolerMaster HAF X tower In short, with these specs, is an upgrade to an RTX 4060 realistic? its mostly the cpu / motherboard side of things I'm worried about. Thanks in advance!

I get you, I get you and I can even sense you have paid white tax which even I did. Attached is mine. 7600X, 9060XT OC, 32GB Adata CL30, MasterLiquid Atmos II, 1TB SN850X WD, B850M Aorus Elite wifi 7, MSI A850GL, Windows 11 pro, Cooler Master elite 600 cabinet, MSI 180HZ monitor (dont remember the model name) got all in 2.25 https://preview.redd.it/hqek55xuoj5h1.png?width=2252&format=png&auto=webp&s=9c44c9f1686a1d501b85140c46207db23aeb375b