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What it does
The PSU converts wall power for your components. Quality, connectors and sufficient capacity are more important than chasing a huge wattage number.
Specifications worth understanding
Specifications are useful when they answer a question about your actual setup. Start here.
Common mistakes
- Treating efficiency badges as a complete quality rating.
- Reusing modular cables from a different PSU.
- Buying too little headroom for transient loads.
Compatibility check
Check case PSU length and format, graphics card connectors and component power requirements.
Learn before you buy power supplies
Choose a well-reviewed unit with the right connections and headroom.
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