Looks like some tricky queries. Want me to help clarify or rephrase them?
Looks like some tricky queries. Want me to help clarify or rephrase them?
Certainly! The main concern is whether there will be a bottleneck between the two parts, and I believe it’s unlikely. For the second part, upgrading might be a good idea, though it depends on your overall hardware setup. You can check wattage requirements using this link: https://seasonic.com/wattage-calculator
You're looking for a 500W power supply unit that matches your 2070 Super's capabilities. It should support 4K resolution and potentially higher frame rates. The 5700XT offers comparable performance, making it a suitable option if you need up to 1440p/4K.
I own the BeQuiet Straight Power 11 550W 80 Plus Gold Modular.
The Be quiet Wattage tool suggests your power supply will easily manage the load. Even with high-end components like four RAM sticks, four fans, four SATA drives, and a modest GPU overclock, the PSU should perform well. Using around 370 watts from a 550-watt unit means about 70% efficiency, which is quite efficient overall.