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I will let you know when I get mine in, been in backstock for a month now... SO I should be next in line. Unfortunately, politics is playing a big part in the wait right now... with the US holding tariffs against China (which I'm not really against since they have kinda had us by the balls for so long). But I'm willing to wait for the price I paid. Since I actually bought it straight from one of the main distributors and not some scalper. Within the next month or 2 (hoping soon) I should have a solid answer for you. With that being said I have no doubt this PC is more than capable of running the new 30 series graphics cards, now IDK if the website actually says this or not, I never found the info on here when I bought my PC... but this Pre-build comes with a 500w PSU my brand happened to be "high power"? SO it's good enough for the GTX 1660 Super, but it won't be enough for the new 30 series. If it's the 3060ti like the one I'm getting, a 600-650 should do fine. But there is a significant increase in the minimum required PSU as the 3080-3090 I believe it is are the power starving ones. For more information regarding PSU requirements for the 30 series graphics cards, "Blunty" has one of the best videos easily explaining and addressing all of your concerns.
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