[SOLVED] Is my PSU enough?

[iMatty]

Not sure where to put this honestly, but currently i have the 650W G2 supernova from EVGA for 4 years so far and no problems ever happened since i bought it (thank god).
So currently am running i5 9600k without OC and 2060 RTX.
So a friend of mine had extra money and he is going to buy a 3080 RTX for a local shop here with a cheap price from MSI, and he decided to give me his 2070 SUPER.
My question is, is my PSU going to be enough to run this GPU? obviously i will not be overclocking anything only thing that is overclocked is my RAM by XMP profile.

Thank you in advance.

 

[dorsai]

Look up your exact model of 2070 online and see what the manufacturer recommends for the minimum acceptable PSU. I typically will add 100w to that recommendation but if your PSU is a quality unit you can do fine with the recommended size.

 

[jayjr1105]

You are fine as is. GPU will use 250 max while gaming and your CPU and rest of the system will use 100-150 for a total of 400w. You are fine.

 

[DSzymborski]

Not sure where to put this honestly, but currently i have the 650W G2 supernova from EVGA for 4 years so far and no problems ever happened since i bought it (thank god).
So currently am running i5 9600k without OC and 2060 RTX.
So a friend of mine had extra money and he is going to buy a 3080 RTX for a local shop here with a cheap price from MSI, and he decided to give me his 2070 SUPER.
My question is, is my PSU going to be enough to run this GPU? obviously i will not be overclocking anything only thing that is overclocked is my RAM by XMP profile.

Thank you in advance.

Your PSU should be fine. A good quality 650W can handle it well and you have an excellent one.

Though if you eventually put in something like a 3080 yourself, you will need to upgrade at that point.