Question Will my psu be able to handle my system?

[csaba0927]

Hey guys!
I'm planning to finish my new system in February, and I'm planning to get either an AMD 6600XT or an RTX 3060ti.
The specs:
Mobo: MSI b450 tomahawk max II
CPU: Ryzen 7 2700x
RAM: Corsair vengeance rgb ram pro ddr4 3200 (2x16gb)
Storage:
-1x Samsung 980 500gb
-2x Crucial mx500 1tb
-1x WD blue 2tb 7200rpm
Fans: x4 Be quiet! Light wings 2 120mm
PSU: Be quiet! Pure power 11 600w 80+ Gold
My question is that if I get either of these cards, will my PSU handle the whole system?
Thanks for reading, and every answer! 😀

 

[Ralston18]

Start here:

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-psus,4229.html

Read the review and apply 3 or 4 of the calculators to your intended build.

Also do a manual wattage total. If a component presents a range of wattage values use the highest value.

My general sense of it all is that 600 watts is not enough.

You need more wattage via a quality PSU.

 

[rolli59]

According to this your PSU is sufficient http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page362.htm

 

[Vic 40]

I think you'll be fine with the Be quiet, but what other options do you have?

This is a pc with used parts? Saw the 2700X and wondered what you're going to do with this pc.

 

[csaba0927]

Only the cpu and the ram is used, everything else is brand new.

I think you'll be fine with the Be quiet, but what other options do you have?

Sadly almost everything has been bought, the only thing that's left is the gpu.

Saw the 2700X and wondered what you're going to do with this pc.

Some light video editing, but mostly gaming with newer titles at 1080p (the newest would be Plague Tale:Requiem), and also competitive games like League and R6

 

[Vic 40]

Well since you already have about all parts am i going to say the same, think that psu will be fine for the parts chosen.