[SOLVED] 650W current PSU, is it enough for my upgrade?

[nmarksl123]

I'm planning to upgrade my PC soon, I want to know if my current PSU is sufficient?

Current PSU: Corsair CS650M

here's what I'll most likely buy:

CPU: i7-9700K 3.6GHz
GPU: Zotac RTX 2070 Super Twin
RAM: Corsair DDR4 3200MHz (2x8GB)
MOBO: ASUS B365-PLUS

My current components:
x2 SATA 500GB SSDs
x1 7200rpm 2TB HDD
x3 120mm Fans
GTX 1060, i7-4770 non-k, msi h87-g43 mobo, 2x8 DDR3 1600MHz RAM
no optical drives

P.S. already checked PSU calculator, recommended states 515W, although I don't trust them 100%, I know little about PSUs. I also plan to OC + high end gaming.

Thanks!

 

[SkyNetRising]

PSU would be enough for non OC scenario.
ASUS B365-PLUS - doesn't support overclocking.

 

[uran6800]

How old is you PSU, did you overclock with it, how where the temps?

 

[nmarksl123]

PSU would be enough for non OC scenario.
ASUS B365-PLUS - doesn't support overclocking.

Okay, thanks for the info!

 

[nmarksl123]

How old is you PSU, did you overclock with it, how where the temps?

Bought the PSU back in 2016. I only OC'd the GPU, not sure about temps anymore, but the card was stable.

 

[uran6800]

Bought the PSU back in 2016. I only OC'd the GPU, not sure about temps anymore, but the card was stable.

PSU are suposed to work properly for 3-5 mid tier ones

 

[LukeSavenije]

psu calculators heavily overestimate, what model are you using?

 

[nmarksl123]

psu calculators heavily overestimate, what model are you using?

Not exactly sure what you mean by model but im guessing you mean my PSU, which is Corsair CS650M, as stated in my post.

 

[LukeSavenije]

Not exactly sure what you mean by model but im guessing you mean my PSU, which is Corsair CS650M, as stated in my post.

oh, sorry... looked over that

it's actually quite close to the TXM Gold, so i don't see a problem with continuing to use it for your system for 3+ years

 

[nmarksl123]

oh, sorry... looked over that

it's actually quite close to the TXM Gold, so i don't see a problem with continuing to use it for your system for 3+ years

alright, thanks!