Question is Thermaltake Smart SE 630 gonna support RTX 2060

[Dumbo321]

Hey, I am a Concept Artist. I mostly works with Photoshop, 3d Coat. Recently i started to learn Blender 2.8 and EEVEE ( real time rendering engine within Blender). Also intend to Use Octane , Gravity Sketch (VR) and Oculus rift in the future.
Now i want to buy a decent (rtx 2060) GPU within my budget. I am eyeing for this one >>

Colorful iGame GeForce RTX 2060 Vulcan X OC


https://en.colorful.cn/contents/426/890.html

I couldn't find any trusted reviews on this one. But this is the only card i can afford right now. it also has a type c port for VR. Is this a good card? Also need to know if this card gonna run smoothly with my current psu. ( i am not sure about the pci-e connection port)

This is my current setup

processor : i7- 7700k (runs with a cooler master hyper 212x)
Mobo: Gigabyte Z270x Gaming K5
Ram : G.skill 8x2 (3200)
PSU : Thermaltake Smart SE 630

https://www.thermaltake.com/products-model.aspx?id=C_00001965

Thanks in Advance!!

 

[korv]

So a 630 wat power supply? 550 is actually enough so you should be fine. Not quite sure about those brands but you can allways buy a founder edition card from nvidias website. Should be a bit cheaper!

 

[stacielovesmalphite]

No, don't get shit tier PSUs with that strong cards. Get a corsair Vengeance silver , corsair Rm550x/650x gold or seasonic focus /prime 550/650 gold

If you absolutely can't afford those, get a corsair cx550/650(m) or seasonic m12ii /s11ii 620w

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