“What type of power supply does this pc run on? (Wattage and rating) And would you recommend oc’ing?”
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You could try to use the multi-core enhancement setting in the BIOS and let the i9-9900k overclock itself. However there would be little gain beyond that IMHO, that being said if you want to really overclock it you would need a different setup or you could run into problems. You will gain very little performance though and you risk damaging the CPU. A proper OCing capable system will cost at least $270 more as I had already spec'd out the parts but after researching the gains I decided not to go down that road. If you want to get to 5.1-5.2 ghz you will need a 280 MM AIO, Gigabyte AORUS or similar mid range to high end MOBO, faster ram, and then you will only get a few frames per second more. If you want a more powerful system for gaming and want to game 4k/1440p at max frame rate and ultra resolution on ALL games you would do better to get a 2080 TI graphics card anyway that will make way more of a difference than the 9900k.
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