Just bought a brand new PC, but it’s been having issues after a short period of use.
Just bought a brand new PC, but it’s been having issues after a short period of use.
It would be significantly more than what you require, unless you plan to upgrade your GPU later.
Checking compatibility first makes sense. If it fits, I’ll go ahead and purchase it right away. The price I saw was 34 euros, which is quite low compared to what I expected from the retailers. They clearly didn’t plan for proper HDD allocation or any other details.
Could you get them to look into the issue or is it out of warranty? I generally wont go swapping out hardware that has failed under warranty as maybe you can get them to replace it with a better PSU model for less than buying one yourself? Plus there's always a chance it isn't the PSU that is the problem, though I'd still replace it anyway.
Your PC case matches the Deepcool Matrexx 55, and based on online reviews, it seems compatible with Corsair RM750X. Your local store might have the best selection, but it’s worth checking availability and price before deciding.
After bringing the PC in for the warranty repair, they mentioned the cheap and faulty PSU was actually quite solid. I switched it to Corsair RM750x, and surprisingly, after a week my issues persisted—the same performance glitch still occurred. It looks like Forza Horizon 5 is the one causing the problem. When I play it for extended periods or in short bursts, the lag appears even when the game isn’t running. I’m unsure what’s wrong, possibly due to hardware corruption or a broken component. The CPU temperatures stayed within normal ranges, but I’m not sure if that matters. I might stop playing Forza Horizon 5 and see if it resolves the issue.