is 450w enough for Ryzen?

[Apple_4]

I'm planning on buying a ryzen cpu but, I don't know if I have to upgrade my psu for it. And can it , do the job for the time being even if it isn't enough wattage? I will probably buy a 750w one in the future but will my old one do for now?

specs:
Gigabyte AORUS AX370-GAMING 5 <--- new specs
G.Skill 16GB DDR4-3200 16GB DDR4 3200MHz
Ryzen 1700x
--------------------------------------- current specs with hardware.
5 HDD's
1 SSD
x6 corsair LED coolers.
Nvidia GTX 650 Twin frzr boost.
ASUS Z87-K mobo
Corsair RBG gaming keyboard
Razer naga 2014.
Cooler Master GX 450W PSU

~Thank you.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

GX series aren't very good I'd upgrade before you add new components.

 

[Apple_4]

GX series aren't very good I'd upgrade before you add new components.

What'd you recommend? I will upgrade that's for sure, but I wanted to know if the 450w one would be ok for the time being since I already have it. When I upgrade I want one from Corsair. this one if it's good: Corsair PSU CS Modular CS750M

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Get a 750W RMx .

 

[Apple_4]

Get a 750W RMx .

Okay thank you! I will. This one won't do for the time being I assume?

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

It can run it but don't use it for too long , upgrade as soon as you can.

 

[Apple_4]

It can run it but don't use it for too long , upgrade as soon as you can.

Okay I will, why though? will it damage the CPU or something otherwise I won't do it 0.0

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

No , probably not , but why risk the rest of the components running a poor quality PSU.

 

[Apple_4]

No , probably not , but why risk the rest of the components running a poor quality PSU.

Well I already had this PSU for over 4 years nothing happened to my HDD's so far and SSD etc. I won't risk it if it damages the the new Mobo, CPU or RAM. It's not that I want to risk my components but it's a little expensive to buy my new setup it's already 800 and will be 900 with the PSU, that's why I wanted to wait a bit to buy the a new PSU until I have the money. xD

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Like I said when you can , get a quality one , don't OC anything that PSU isn't made for high end systems.