[SOLVED] Should i replace my Psu ???

[Nk325]

Hello guys i was wondering if i should replace my psu because i had it for 3 years and the warranty said it will cover it for 2 year. Its a psu that came with my pre built when i didnt know anything about computers back then. The psus name is FORCE FO35XD 650W and its loud and it costs 30 euros. My pc Specs are CPU: Ryzen 5 3600
MB:MSI MORTAR MAX
GPU: PNY 1660 ti
RAM: 2x8 Corsair (16gb) DDR4 3200mhz and i was thinking to upgrade to CORSAIR RM750 (psu) and i was thinking to upgrade to 3060 ti when it comes out.

 

[Prad_Bitt]

Hello guys i was wondering if i should replace my psu because i had it for 3 years and the warranty said it will cover it for 2 year. Its a psu that came with my pre built when i didnt know anything about computers back then. The psus name is FORCE FO35XD 650W and its loud and it costs 30 euros. My pc Specs are CPU: Ryzen 5 3600
MB:MSI MORTAR MAX
GPU: PNY 1660 ti
RAM: 2x8 Corsair (16gb) DDR4 3200mhz and i was thinking to upgrade to CORSAIR RM750 (psu) and i was thinking to upgrade to 3060 ti when it comes out.

You don't need a 750
RM650 is more than enough for 3060 Ti + 3600. No way the Ti will have more power consumption than 2070S and my 2070S+3600 works great with RM650. Yes, I'd replace because prebuilts with random psu usually have sketchy quality

 

[Nk325]

You don't need a 750
RM650 is more than enough for 3060 Ti + 3600. No way the Ti will have more power consumption than 2070S and my 2070S+3600 works great with RM650. Yes, I'd replace because prebuilts with random psu usually have sketchy quality

Thx for the ryply bro. Yeah i know that a RM650 its enough but the RM750 its on sale in my country for 100 euros ($120) And i thought its a good deal to future proof my system And the RM650 its for sale for 85 euros

 

[Prad_Bitt]

Thx for the ryply bro. Yeah i know that a RM650 its enough but the RM750 its on sale in my country for 100 euros ($120) And i thought its a good deal to future proof my system And the RM650 its for sale for 85 euros

I mean sure, you get a 10 year warranty, can't go wrong either way. No harm in using a bigger PSU