Should I upgrade my PSU?

greatgreenman

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My PSU is 650w. Currently using R7 5700x, RX 7900GRE, 2x16GB ddr4 and so far things are working fine. I also undervolted both CPU and GPU.

I'm going to upgrade my GPU to 5070ti soon. According to the newegg PSU calculator, the suggested wattage is 600-699w. Should I continue with what I have or should I upgrade to something else?
 

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My PSU is 650w. Currently using R7 5700x, RX 7900GRE, 2x16GB ddr4 and so far things are working fine. I also undervolted both CPU and GPU.

I'm going to upgrade my GPU to 5070ti soon. According to the newegg PSU calculator, the suggested wattage is 600-699w. Should I continue with what I have or should I upgrade to something else?
I suggest u get 850W psu better
 

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Any reason why 850w instead of 750w? To future proof or power savings? My 650w has lasted me the past 10 yrs
No idea what model u looking at but 5070ti suggested wattage lowest i saw was 750W
850W just in case
Dun think the price difference between the 2 will be significant
 

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Any reason why 850w instead of 750w? To future proof or power savings? My 650w has lasted me the past 10 yrs

The price difference is not much. Better to have a bit of buffer in case of transient spike.
 

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As far as I'm aware, the suggested wattage for my current GPU and 5070 ti is the same, but I will see how it goes. Any recommended PSU brands? The one I'm using now is superflower gold 650w
 
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