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2080ti Pulls 260w Power. Recommended 650w PSU. Go for a 750w PSU to give you plenty of clearance. Corsair RM750x.

Probably, but the minimum specs for the 2080 states a 650w PSU. Wolf is right that they add a safety buffer but, you dont really want to be going against minimum specs. The card itself only pulls 225w, this isnt taking into account how many additional power sinks you have in your pc. For all we...

No problem with compatibility. However, ensure you check the dimensions to confirm the card you are selecting will go into a slot on your pc with all parts installed. These cards are long and thick, check you have the room.

If theres no bottleneck now, its coming fast. Time to upgrade that CPU if you want to keep playing everything on super high settings.

Upgrade the CPU/ Mobo/ Ram first. If you upgrade the card first you run the risk of the CPU bottleneck holding you back. So you'd have an RTX 2080 that isnt giving you the full results it can due to the CPU. If you upgrade the CPU/ Mobo/ Ram first, the 1070 can cope for a while, then when you do...

Moving forward from now, you will start bottlenecking due to the 4770k soon. Adding the RTX 2080 onto that current system with the current games out there and you should still be golden for a while. But I'd make the next upgrade(s) the processor/ mobo/ memory path.