Good PSU for Ryzen 5 5600X?

[misor]

Good PSU for Ryzen 5 5600X?

I have an old spare seasonic focus gold FX650 (650W).
Is this enough for my simple needs or do I have to buy newer GX series?

I can buy a new seasonic focus GX650 to GX750 but delivery will likely take 2 weeks.
(I would rather save money so I can buy available RTX 3050 or amd/intel equivalent when they become available at an affordable price in the Philippines.)

Already bought:
1. Asus TUF Gaming X570 wifi
2. Ryzen 5 5600X
3. 16GB T force DDR4-3200 CL16 memory kits
4. 500GB WD black SN750 nvme ssd
5. 2TB Seagate hdd
6. Rakk Galura pc case
7. Rakk maris pro fan kits.

I will reuse the following parts:
1. Monitor: Lenovo legion FHD
2. GPU: choice of Asus RX 580 8GB, Asus GTX 960 2GB, EVGA GTX 960 2GB, or Asus GTX 650

 

[Cubeputer]

You should have enough power, even if you use the RX580. The calculator on newegg says 600-699 watts with the RX580, so kidna close but you should be fine. If you want to upgrade down the line, a 3060 is actually under the power usage of a RX580, and a 3060 ti is just over it, so you can fit a pretty nice card in with that cpu. It's also a gold power supply, so pretty efficient and seasonic's are reliable. I would save the money on the PSU and grab a 3060 or 3060 ti (It's a lot better than the 3050 for the price.) Buying a 3050 to upgrade from a RX580 is almost no performance gain, all you get is DLSS and Ray tracing.

 

[misor]

Thanks for the advice.
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I assembled the PC and tried to install Windows 11 but failed due to 'unsupported hardware '.
I installed Windows 10 successfully.

Asus tuf gaming x570 wifi plus has default bios version 2802. After updating bios to latest version 4403, I was able to install Windows 11.
So far so good

 

[Cubeputer]

“Unsupported hardware” most likely means that there are some settings to change in bios like secure boot. Maybe there is a tutorial vid somewhere that you can watch to help you out

 

[misor]

“Unsupported hardware” most likely means that there are some settings to change in bios like secure boot. Maybe there is a tutorial vid somewhere that you can watch to help you out

Already solved that. As per AMD and Asus, bios update (where TPM is enabled by default) is required. I updated the bios and successfully installed windows 11.

My motherboard: