[SOLVED] is 500w power supply enough for a rx 5600 xt ?

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this is my spec : ryzen 5 1600 + gtx 1050 ti + 16 GB RAM+ psu cooler master 500 w 1 SSD 2 HDD i WANT to upgrade my gpu without changing my 500 w psu so will be safe to upgrademy old gpu to this new AMD card without having problem with my pc power consumption ?
 
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Should be ok, but no guarantees. Recommended is at least 550 watts. Your current GTX 1050Ti doesn't even come close to the power requirements of the RX 5600XT. I know you don't want to, but I'd recommend a power supply upgrade.

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hey thanks for
this is my spec : ryzen 5 1600 + gtx 1050 ti + 16 GB RAM+ psu cooler master 500 w 1 SSD 2 HDD i want to upgrade my gpu without changing my 500 w psu so will be safe to upgrade my old gpu to this new AMD card without having problem with my pc power consumption ?
thanks for all ur replies ..... i calculated my pc power consumption without the GPU and i found it about 250 w i used
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... basically that mean my psu could provide extra 250 for the gpu alone and i watch some reviews about the rx 5600 xt power consumption under heavy load ( 160-200 w ) less than 250 w so i guess i am still in the safe zone !
 
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If you look at cards like a 1070 it has a 150w board power and 500w recommendation.
A 2060 has a 160w board power and 500w recommendation.

AMD may have bumped the PSU requirement up because of higher-end CPUs out now draw more power than high-end CPUs when the 570 came out.