New upgrade to my PC

[bogdanretry]

Hello,so I'm gonna upgrade some pc parts and I want to know if I should change my PSU.
My specs are:
CPU: i5 4460 (I will upgrade to a i7 7700k)
GPU: GTX 1070 gaming X
RAM:16 GB DDR3 (I will upgrade to 16gb DDR4)
SSD:120gb
SSHD:1TB
MB: msi h97 gaming 3 (I will upgrade to a MSI Z270 SLI PLUS)
PSU: Cooler Master G550M (I've been using this psu for 11 months)
CASE: Corsair Spec-03
CPU water cooling: Cooler Master Seidon 120V Ver.2
And I also have a fan regulator for the 5 fans that I have in the case.
So what I want to know is if I should change my PSU (Cooler Master G550M 80+ Bronze) or will still do the job for atleast one more year or more idk.Thanks for the help!

 

[sizzling]

I'd wait until Coffee Lake releases, there is a good cancel the i5 8600k will compete with the current i7 7700k due to the 8600k being a 6 core CPU. Also yes I would upgrade to a higher quality psu.

 

[coozie7]

You can wait for Coffee Lake but the current word is that it'll need a new motherboard due to its requirement for the 3XX chipset, we'll see early October when it's released and the reviews roll in, so for now I'd hold off until that happens.

If you don't plan on any mad overclocking exercises the current PSU will do just fine ( Tier 3 ):
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html

 

[bogdanretry]

You can wait for Coffee Lake but the current word is that it'll need a new motherboard due to its requirement for the 3XX chipset, we'll see early October when it's released and the reviews roll in, so for now I'd hold off until that happens.

If you don't plan on any mad overclocking exercises the current PSU will do just fine ( Tier 3 ):
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/id-2547993/psu-tier-list.html

I won't do any overclocking atall I will let the cpu run as it comes.I won't change anything to it.So this psu should do just fine for now?And I already ordered the parts

 

[coozie7]

Don't see any problems with the PSU, I really don't, but if you feel it's not enough or are not confident then change it, if you're constantly worrying about this it can actually ruin your enjoyment of the system so it may be a good investment, besides, you'll always have a spare available if anything does go wrong. No more that 650Watts from Tier 1 or 2 will be more than ample and will lay your concerns fully to rest.

No probs with the parts, they're all top notch components, but if you can wait and either cancel the orders or return the parts for little or no cost then I suggest you do so and sit tight until Coffee Lake is available and reviewed, if you can't there's no real harm done, you'll still have a very strong system.

 

[bogdanretry]

Don't see any problems with the PSU, I really don't, but if you feel it's not enough or are not confident then change it, if you're constantly worrying about this it can actually ruin your enjoyment of the system so it may be a good investment, besides, you'll always have a spare available if anything does go wrong. No more that 650Watts from Tier 1 or 2 will be more than ample and will lay your concerns fully to rest.

No probs with the parts, they're all top notch components, but if you can wait and either cancel the orders or return the parts for little or no cost then I suggest you do so and sit tight until Coffee Lake is available and reviewed, if you can't there's no real harm done, you'll still have a very strong system.

Well that's a good answer!Thanks alot for your time and help!