[SOLVED] Question about PSU wattage

[extraproblems]

I have been reading different things about PSU watts. I wanted to ask if my PSU will be fine or if I should upgrade.

I'm upgrading some things and already have:
i7-9700k
Asus prime z390-a
32gb corsair 3.2mhz ddr4
Noctua NH-d15
sata 3 ssd 1tb
Seagate 2tb HDD
3 120mm & 1 140mm fans
DVD drive

I have a geforce gtx 970 4gb, but may be getting a rtx 2070 soon. My PSU is a corsair cx750 80+ bronze. Will this PSU be enough or should I upgrade? On mobile, sorry for bad formatting.

 

[DSzymborski]

I have been reading different things about PSU watts. I wanted to ask if my PSU will be fine or if I should upgrade.

I'm upgrading some things and already have:
i7-9700k
Asus prime z390-a
32gb corsair 3.2mhz ddr4
Noctua NH-d15
sata 3 ssd 1tb
Seagate 2tb HDD
3 120mm & 1 140mm fans
DVD drive

I have a geforce gtx 970 4gb, but may be getting a rtx 2070 soon. My PSU is a corsair cx750 80+ bronze. Will this PSU be enough or should I upgrade? On mobile, sorry for bad formatting.

What color is the logo on the power supply? Black/white/grey good, green bad.

 

[extraproblems]

Well, it's green. Would you recommend corsair 850 black, or another PSU?

 

[Archaic59]

Well, it's green. Would you recommend corsair 850 black, or another PSU?

You don't need more power. You need a model made with higher quality components to support the power demand from a gaming system. A high quality 650 watt PSU can easily run your system with power to spare. Look for the Corsair RM650x or Seasonic Focus GX-650.

 

[extraproblems]

Okay thanks for the reply