Are you overpaying for your power supply unit (PSU)? Many PC gamers think they need a whopping 800 watts or more for their gaming PC build, but that's usually overkill and a waste of money. In this video, we show you how to calculate the actual wattage you need based on your PC components, such as a Ryzen 5 5600 and a GTX 1660 Super. Using PC Partpicker, we estimate the total system wattage to be around 300 watts, proving that you don't need an overpowered PSU to run your rig. We recommend a 650-watt PSU for future upgrades, but watch the video to learn more about choosing the right wattage for your PC. Save money and get the performance you need with our PSU wattage guide!

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