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i just ordered a displayport 2.1 because i realized the one im using is displayport 1.2. I just realized that I actually dont know if it does support displayport 2.1 or if it even matters

https://www.lenovo.com/gb/en/accessories-and-monitors/graphic-cards/graphic-cards/GRAPHIC-BO-TS-NV-RTX2070-Super-Graphics/p/4X61A22495 this card here has confused me, I just want to know if anyone has one of these or if anyone knows anything about them. Also considering the current gpu market situatuon, is this card worth the current asking price of £583.80 So far what I have read is that the card is baised on an msi design and is a fe board but I could be wrong, anyways I just found it interesting

Just wanted to run this by anyone who knows more than I. Recently my 14month old Gigabyte RTX 2070 started ramping up and down fan speed, like someone revving a car. Going up to max speed then back down after a few seconds when playing games. Noisy and irritating. After some googling it seems some 20 series Gigabyte cards had inferior thermal paste applied to them which crumbled and didn't aid in transferring heat very well and the card overrides any custom fan curves to apply max speed to cool the card down. I was only ever getting 81C when under load on the card though. Today I took the card apart found some very dodgy looking thermal paste, removed it and applied some fresh new paste. Brilliant! Solved the fan revving problem, so far so good and I'm getting better performance perhaps 10-30fps more in MW and Warzone, but card now goes to 85C under load. I'm not sure where the temperature readings are taken on a GPU but is it possible with the inferior thermal paste the GPU was experiencing a much higher temperature than it was actually showing? Hence the high fan speeds and now with some decent conductivity its showing a more accurate temperature? If anyone knows why this might be I'd appreciate it. Thank you very much, Tom

So, I recently purchased a used 2020 Razer Blade 15 RTX 2070. The person I had purchased the device from had it for less than a year and wanted to sell it to build a gaming rig. Though the laptop is still relatively new it is having some performance issues when playing games. When I should be getting frame rates in the 70-100s I am getting frame rate in the 30-60s. This coupled with thermals in the 90c range. I've tried everything I can think of to increase the performance, i.e., setting my computer to high performance, updating all of my drivers, closing all background applications, undervolting the CPU to prevent thermal throttling, and more. I'm starting to think that the issue is a hardware one such as thermal paste no being properly applied, dirty fans (Although I have used an air can on the fans), and or something else. Besides the issue with performance and thermals the battery life is not lasting as long as the advertised 5 hours. If I had to guess it is probably due to the temp issues damaging the battery. If anyone had any other idea about what could be going wrong with my laptop please let me know. ╰(*°▽°*)╯

Hello, I broke one of the fans on my GPU recently (snapped a blade) and I'm looking to fix it or replace it myself. RMA isn't really an option for me since I don't have another system to use for work/school. Do you guys know where I can order a replacement set of fans for this? I've tried reaching out to MSI support in the past but I haven't heard back from them at all. Anything would be helpful! My GPU

In November, my friend asked for a laptop so I searched for it and she got this model -ASUS ROG G15 G512-ES76-, which was affordable at the time in terms of price and features. We no longer have a chance to return the laptop, so we want to get the best performance out of this. You can see specs here. Look for the G512LW-ES76 CPU: Intel® Core™ i7-10750H Processor 2.6 GHz (12M Cache, up to 5.0 GHz, 6 cores) GPU: NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 2070 8GB GDDR6 RAM: 2x8 16GB DDR4 3200MHz Ram (they're on dual channel mode and chips are 1r8) SSD: Intel 660P 1TB SSD 1800/1800 MB/s (%7 Over-Provisioning) BATTERY: 66WHrs, 4S1P, 4-cell Li-ion I've been testing this computer for about a week. I'm a desktop user, so I don't know much about some features of laptops. I watched the review and test videos of laptops with the same specifications to see the performance that the laptop should have. Laptop can reach the same fps as in the videos. I'd say it works fine when the computer is plugged in. The CPU (45W) and GPU (115W) are reaching their required wattage. I can say it works really hot, 95°C on GPU and CPU. This device uses liquid metal and i thought it needs to be replace. But consequently it can not come out so a big impact. Because game and benchmark results are normal. When I run this laptop on battery, the world collapses on me. I don't get stuck in FPS lock. I deactivated this option in Geforce Experience and Intel Graphics. I am running in performance mode. I activate performance mode wherever possible. I choose it to use the external video card in windows settings. P.S. This device doesn't have optimus option. While running on battery, the gpu and cpu is stuck at 30-40W power limit and 55°C temperature limit. Only minecraft non rtx mod is playable -less than 100 fps-. Ac odyssey, which is avg. 55 fps when connected to the wall, gets 8 fps when connected to the battery. Minecraft Bedrock RTX, which is avg. 90 fps when connected to the wall, gets 15 fps when connected to the battery. Is there a way to remove the temperature and power limit? Is this because the battery is not delivering enough watts?

Hello, I am going to put this here, I don't know where to turn anymore... So, this is the situation, I got kinda scammed off of ebay year and a half ago when I bought my Zotac 2070 amp extreme, my GPU Broke for some reason(you'll se why bellow), I get artifacts and glitches in esports titles, and AAA games crash couple of seconds after launching. After trying to get warranty seller told me that my GPU was bought used (I do not recall it ever saying it was used, and I am pretty sure it was not labeled that it doesn't have warranty anymore), and warranty was used before I even bought my card. So okay, after being frustrated for a couple of weeks, because it took him 3 weeks to get me my card back, I figured I try to fix card somehow myself. I opened it up, and I saw why my GPU was not working, I'll attach photos where you can clearly see how thermal pad didn't sit correctly causing chips to fry. I know I have no hope, but I still want to type somewhere how sad and mad I was after seeing that my GPU actually fried because someone didn't do his job correctly. on photos you can see how chips imprinted on thermal pad... After getting a picture of it I put them how they are supposed to be in hope it will do some good, but I still get artifacts and crashes in all of my games. No more Zotac for me. Thanks for reading, and if you have any suggestions I would like to read them... I tried to contact zotac, but after I told them my whole story, they just said that warranty is voided if cooler is taken off by unauthorized people, and when I told them that I just wanted to tell them how badly they have done their repair they just ignored my message...

Once i start a game like, the Witcher 3, or Borderlands 3, my gpu Fan starts out normal but after a few minutes it ramps up to full speed for a few seconds. After that it goes back to normal, only to ramp up to max a few minutes after. Cleaning and tinkering with my fancurve of my Case and Gpu did not help. Is there any other option i have to get the gpu to be quiet ? Or are there any options to swap out the cooling system of my GPU relatively inexpensive ?

Hi guys, i'm planning to upgrade my gpu this December. I have search the difference of 2070,2060 super and RX 5700xt but i.m still hesitant which one to buy. This is my current gaming rig: cpu: i7 10700k GPU: Zotac GTX 1070ti Amp Extreme Ram: PNY 16gb 3200mhz dual kit Motherboard: MSI z490 tomahawk PSU: Season s12ii 620watts Your comments and suggestions will help. Thank you in advance.

Hello, I have an issue with my RTX2070super... I think. Back in february i build a new system. Right from the beginning I had an issue with watching videos in fullscreen while playing games (mainly Youtube and World of Warcraft). As soon as I maximized the video to fullscreen the video began to stutter. Only the video, not audio. Same if i try to watch 2 videos at fullscreen at the same time. I had a similar issue while streaming. WoW runs perfectly smooth, but in OBS the video stutters every 4-5 seconds. ( I use NVIDIA NVENC H.264 as encoder) My Setup: Is anyone here that had a similar issue and could help? Windows and my drivers are up-to-date. Also did a BIOS update on february.

I am looking for the lates 2070 FE bios or a one for another card that is compatible and I can flash on it. My bios version is: 90.04.76.00.0C I need the bios because I am having issues with one of the fans spinning at 100%.

I just bought second hand rtx 2070 Super FE and in MSI Afterburner its saying that both fans are at 41%. I checked GPU-Z and fan 2 is running at 4600rpm (and still showing 41% fan speed). The card is very loud. The seller said to me that i can return it and get my money back. Is there any chance of fixing the card or should i just return it?

Hi there, everything works great with my PC, but since last night my PC keeps crashing randomly. It happens while playing Warzone, Coldwar, Steep, sometimes instantly, sometimes after 20-40mins. When running Stress Tests in Fur-Mark, everything is fine. When crashing, all my monitors lose their signal and go to standby. The GPU fans start spinning at max speed. The audio from games and music still works, and I can talk to friends via discord and I can see all my RGB still working. I have to then force-shutdown my PC and restart it to get it working again. My Conclusion --> some GPU related issue, probably related to VRAM usage (Fur-Mark doesn't use much VRAM, but games do) Temperature stays at a steady 65 °C, so the issue isn't due to overheating System: RTX 2070 super (gigabyte) Ryzen 3700x 32gb ddr4-3600 ram (gskill) --> running in XMP gigabyte Aorus x570 motherboard what I tried already: restarting- with power off installing newest geforce driver for my 2070 super checking power cables and GPU seating running multiple fur-mark stress-test for 30min+ Any help is appreciated, much love. Dominik

Hoe is the best manufacturer for rtx 2070 for cooling and performance.

Like the title suggests, I have an RTX2070 (exact model is MSI RTX 2070 8GB Armour OC). Every time I start up my computer, my GPU slowly increases in temperature even though there is 2-5% load. If I let it sit for a half an hour after simply logging in, the GPU will be idling at 60C or higher. I had to create a fan curve in MSI Afterburner to keep it at a reasonable temp (47-48C). I haven't overclocked the card at all so that shouldn't be the source of the problem. The biggest thing that frustrates me is that yesterday it stopped doing this and was running 42-43C with several programs running and regularly hitting 30% usage during all 11hours the computer was running, so I know what the thermals of this card should be. I was excited cause I thought the issue was solved but after starting my machine up today, I realized the problem was still there. I attached a photo showing my GPU temps and the fact that I don't have any overclock on it. Is this a cooling issue, a VRM issue, or am I just missing something?

I have an Alienware m15(r1) with i7-9750H and RTX-2070 (Max-Q) I am looking to purchase 2 27 inch 144Hz displays(like the LG 27GL850) Would the Caldigit TS3 plus be able to drive the displays at 1440p 144Hz ? Would it be possible even with the laptop display turned on ?

I everyone, I currently own 2 video cards, one new and one old, RTX 2070 8gb (TU106-400) and GTX 770 4GB (GK104). I will list my system below, but i was wondering, is there any chance running them in SLI is possible, and will doing so give me at least 10 more fps in Doom Eternal, so i can play it on my 32x10 3840x1200 Monitor at 120 fps? It currently fluctuates between 80 and 110. System: Motherboard: ASRock x570 Pro4. CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700x RAM: 32(2x16) DDR4 3200MHz (1600x2 according to CPU-Z) Monitor: Samsung 43" CJ890,32x10 3840x1200 120 FPS.

I want to hardline cool my pc and I have a Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2070 Windforce (2X), does anyone know if there are any waterblocks that I can use to do this?

I building a new rig and im not sure if i sould go for the 2060 super or a normal 2070. i would just go with a 2070 but its out of stock everywhere where im from. and from what i can find the 2060s allmost the same. please tell me if i sould wait dont know for how long for a 2070 or just buy the 2060s now.

Hello, ill try to put all the info i got untill now. so.. I had recently chaged my sistem with a i9 9900k and an ASUS 7370M AORUS GAMING MOTHERBOARD and an card that runs Perfect before an RTX2070. So far was everthing ok, when i was playing in a rainy day and i heard a thunder, and the lights wen out. After this, i come back later and was everthing playing ok, when another lightning hit far (believe me i was on discord with a friend who live in the same city and only listen it by the call) and the PC FREEZED only restarting by holding the button, after this ever wen i play an intesive game it freezes after a while, i started to monitor the temperatures and realized that it aways freezes wen reaches or passes 80degrees celcius, with exception of one or two times wen it was at 75, i tried everthing internet give me so far, system checs, memory checs, storage checs, updating drivers, and now reinstaled windows intarly. Nothing has changed. It is probably a damage caused by the lighning but i dont want to believe, so if somoene can help me ill realy aprecciate. more: some other things i did to test it was chage the card with an gtx960, didn,t freeze. And put the RTX2070 card in the old system and played RD2 at max settings for more than an hour and did not freeze, at this point i start thinking im very very dumm and probably put incompatible hardware into my system. waiting for help please, next step is to contact eter an professional suport or the energy company. PS: sorry by my english im Brazilian and dont tipe very well in english.

Specs: System - Windows 10 64bit Motherboard - MSI B450 Tomahawk Max Processor - AMD Ryzen 3600X GPU - MSI RTX 2070 TRIFROZR RAM - Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16GB 3200Mhz PSU - Corsair RM650 Full Modular Case - NZXT H700 CPU Cooler - Corsair H100i Storage - Samsung 840 Evo, WD Black Series 1TB I just upgraded my PC to a Ryzen 3600X, MSI Tomahawk B450 PRO and an RTX 2070. Everything went smoothly except I needed an 8 and a 6 pin PCIE cable (my GTX 1060 didn't need the 8 pin). So i continued playing with just the 1060 until the cable arrived. Installed the 2070 and the PC wouldn't power on. I disconnected the GPU and used a donor PSU from work only plugging in the CPU and Mobo 24 pin and it powered up. Ordered a new Corsair RM650 and got it all set up today except one of my SATA 3-Way power cables was stopping my PC from powering up so I swapped it for a new one that came with my PSU. The system now powers up but the RTX 2070 spins its fans to 100% then they slowly stop until they stopped moving. I have tried using HDMI and Displayport to both of my monitors but nothing displays. Also, my mouse and keyboard don't light up. I have a few ideas but I need other people's inputs on what might be going on: - My first idea is that the GPU is just dead and I will have to RMA. - My second idea is that maybe the SSD or the HDD is dead since it was the SATA power cable preventing me from booting but I assumed i'd still be able to access the bios anyway. I don't know why my keyboard and mouse aren't lighting up either but sometimes I have to get past the BIOS before they do.

Budget (including currency): Approx INR 100,000 (can go upto INR 110,000, only if required) Country: India Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Machine Learning/Deep Learning, gaming is not very important Other details: Hello everyone, I hope everyone's safe and doing well. I am from India (which is important because components here are expensive than USA) and I am planning on building a single GPU based, Machine Learning/Deep Learning (ML/DL) Budget Rig soon. I'm just starting into this field and I'll be upgrading my build as I gain experience. So far these are the specs I have chosen - CPU - Ryzen 5 3600X CPU Cooler - Wraith Spire Stock Cooler MOTHERBOARD - ASUS TUF GAMING X570 PLUS (Wi-Fi) ATX AM4 GPU - Asus GeForce RTX 2070 8 GB DUAL Advanced RAM - G.Skill Ripjaws V 16 GB (2x8GB) 3200 MHz SSD - Crucial P1 500 GB M.2 NVMe HDD - 3.5" 2TB Seagate Barracuda Compute 5400 RPM POWER SUPPLY - Corsair RM750 (2019) Fully Modular 80+ Gold (750 Watts) CABINET/CASE - Antec Dark Phantom DP501 ATX Mid Tower Case I know for a fact that this build will be able to game if I need it to, but gaming is not my priority. Also, I DON'T CARE ABOUT RGB (Don't hate me for this xD). I want my machine to perform well for ML/DL workload. This will be my first build, I am relatively new to this idea of doing custom builds, and I have learnt whatever I know through Linus Tech Tips build videos, so please forgive me if I'm asking a lot of questions. I have listed my doubts below below - CPU Is Ryen 5 3600X too much or should I go ahead with Ryzen 5 3600 and save some money to spend elsewhere (SSD, RAM, etc.). Also can i expect this build to last for 3-4 years (future-proof) with either of these 2 CPUs? CPU COOLER Is it okay to use the Wraith Spire Stock cooler instead of some other dedicated CPU Cooler? I want my build to last long so if there's any harm in using the stock cooler, I'll put in some extra money and get one. GPU Is it better to get a RTX 2060 Super instead and spend the money on other components like RAM and Storage for this particular workload? Would i be giving up a lot of performance in doing so? MOTHERBOARD The sole reason for buying an X570 Motherboard is because I can have the option to upgrade to a 4th Gen Ryzen CPU in the future. I want to know what other cheaper alternative I have if I decide to stick to the Ryzen 5 3600X/3600 CPUs, because then I wouldn't have to necessarily stick to a X570 Motherboard RAM - Which one's better for a 3200 MHz RAM? Corsair LPX Vengeance or G.SKill Ripjaws V? - For ML/DL workload, is it better to go for 32 GB (2x16GB) 2666 MHz RAM? Or should I just buy the 16 GB dual channel 3200 MHz that I mentioned above instead? - Can I put 24 GB Ram if I want to, with a kit of 2x8GB 3200 MHz + 1x8GB 3200 MHz (16 GB Dual channel + 8 GB single channel configuration)? - Is it advisable to just go with 16 GB 3200 MHz RAM in the beginning and add more RAM in the future? SSD & HDD - Does choosing a 5400 RPM drive compromise a significant amount of performance as compared to the 7200 RPM? - Or should I get a 256 GB SSD and spend money on a 7200 RPM HDD instead? - Is it necessary to go for a M.2 NVMe drive, or can I also go for a 2.5" SATA based SSD? PSU Is 750 Watt too much for a power supply? I might do some upgrades in the future, like a better SSD and more storage, and possibly, a new CPU (Ryzen 4th Gen) CABINET/CASE Should I go for Cooler Master Masterbox K501L RGB (ATX) Mid Tower Cabinet instead? That will be a bit cheaper for me, and I could spend some money elsewhere. Also is there any other better case that I can buy and something that is priced the same? Any other recommendations? I am willing to wait for a few months if components are expected to become a bit cheaper in the near future. Thanks a lot for the help!

So I think this can be a very interesting discussion. I'm having some weird performance issues with my computer, which I can only image is some kind of bottleneck. But the bottleneck isn't that obvious. I hope I can find a solution to my problem, and start an interesting discussion at the same time. Last summer, I bought my first self-build gaming PC. I worked a retail job for months to be able to afford it. Specs: CPU: i5-9600K GPU: GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 2070 Super WINDFORCE OC 8G RAM: 16GB DDR4 2666Hz Motherboard: AsRock Z390 Phtantom Gaming 4 Power Supply: GIGABYTE B700H C-Drive: Samsung 970 EVO plus, 250GB M.2 SSD I've had multiple issues with this computer from the start. Some I could fix. A week after I started using the computer, I started noticing that the performance that I got didn't match any of the benchmarks online (of the RTX 2070 Super). I was reaching much lower framerates than expected. After months on end of asking on forums and looking for issues, I found out my Nvidia control panel had a setting turned on that would make it so my games were rendered in 2K and then down scaled to my monitor resolution which is 1080p. I never turned on the setting knowingly and nobody ever thought it would be the problem. I only noticed the setting because I was watching a video that explained every setting individually. After turning it off, I did notice some improvements, but not much at all. The framerates were good enough though, to be satisfied with it. While trying to fix this issue, I did find out about another problem with my computer. I store my games on another drive. The drive is a 750GB Toshiba HDD. It's a drive I stole from an older laptop so it's a 2,5 inch drive. While benchmarking every part in my PC, I noticed that it did not only have terrible specs, but was also under performing, below the terrible spec. It was a horrible read speed, like 20MB/s or less I don't remember so clearly. Since my games are installed on that drive, I'm suspecting that it's a bottleneck for my games. A drive is something I normally don't consider when thinking about gaming performance. Anyway, after disabling the upscale setting, I started noticing another issue. Almost all my games have stuttering problems. They can run like well into 100fps, and suddenly freeze for 2 seconds, even though my CPU and GPU were never 100% utilized. Each game has their own kind of issues. GTA 5: World could stop loading, making me drive into unloaded areas, and having lag spikes. (Doesn't happen often) Subnautica: Game freezes when when an entrance animation is played. Like stepping into my base or a Seamoth. The game freezes for a second or two. It even crashed once. (Happens always) Project CARS 2: Throughout the race, the game likes to freeze for two seconds while the simulation is still going. This is very annoying, I could be in first, the screen freezes for two seconds, it unfreezes and I'm off the road being taken over by people behind me. (Happens regularly) Some games don't have issues at all but these are just some examples. This behavior is not normal. I'm playing with a 4K gaming capable graphics card on a 1080p screen, with V-Sync often turned on because my screen is just 60Hz, yet this still happens. My computer is not even stretching it's legs, yet I'm rudely interrupted in my immersion with lagspikes way too often. I'm most suspicious about the slow drive, but I don't have the money to replace it yet. This is what I mean with an unexpected bottleneck. You would never say it's a drive that's causing issues in your game. I'm still not sure about this anyway, so that made we wonder if there are any other bottlenecks I could think about. This also made me very insecure about my selection of components, second guessing every part in there. These issues make the system feel unstable in general. One more issue I noticed with my computer that doesn't have to do with performance I hope, is an i n s a n e amount of coil whine. In Assassins Creed Oddysey, the coil whine is unbearable if I'm not wearing my headphones. Also when I'm playing Minecraft with heavy shaders, it tends to happen a lot. It doesn't even need to be a heavy game to run.. Light games can cause coil whine too. It's way too much coil whine, and way too loud. And it's annoying the hell out of me. I've seen tips like swap out the power supply, but I also don't have the money for that. To wrap this up: Do you have any idea what might cause these problems? Is the slow drive definitely the problem? Is there a bottleneck I don't know of? And it might be interesting to discuss in general, what kinds of unexpected bottlenecks there might be. Also just to clarify, I don't have any thermal issues, and I have a fast and stable internet connection. I have not yet tried to reinstall Windows, but I'm not able to do that for probably two more months because of important software I just can't remove yet.

Hi everyone I'm a long time lurker here, but first time poster so apologies if I've done anything wrong post-wise. And sorry it's so long. Thank you to anyone who reads this and can help me out with suggestions. I like to think I'm pretty handy with this stuff, but when it all goes wrong, I realise I actually probably stink, so ANY help right now is appreciated. About 3-4 months ago I managed to make a really custom SFF build that I was really proud of and felt fit really well in my tiny country house (UK). It has: Ryzen 3700x Asus B450i mobo MSI RTX 2070 aero 16gig (2×8) Corsair 3600mhz ddr4 Corsair SF450 PSU Sabrent 512GB nvme + crucial 1tb ssd Asetek 90mm 645 water cooler Everything was brand new except the GPU because those tiny single fan aero 2070's are impossible to find here in the UK, so I bought one from a private ebay seller with 100% feedback. Like a few others I imagine, I was really getting a lot of game time in during lockdown, and all was running smoothly, temps all okay (usually 72-73°c on GPU, 50 on CPU) until 2 days ago GTA V suddenly froze up on me. I was able to ctrl alt delete it and desktop was still silky smooth but the same thing kept occurring over and over with the occasional error message (gfx d3d errors). I tried a few of the suggested fixes (fiddling with directX, checking game files integrity etc) but then I realised that all of my games were crashing. Shadow of the tomb raider would error out with resource issue, Forza freezing after a minute of play, Witcher 3 crashing on menu. I tried everything I could think of. Removed all nvidia drivers and clean installed, rolled back nvidia drivers, checked there'd been no recent windows updates (there hadn't), updated the bios, reinstalled GPU straight into mobo without the riser cable that usually keeps it flat, moved all game files onto known working drive, booted into Windows from said working drive in case of bad drive>cache problems, swapped RAM sticks around, then tried just one, then the other, but nothing worked. I don't really have spare parts to swap around as I tend to sell my old parts to try keeping build costs down. It sucks but necessary for me. Now the bit where I've probably been a bit extra stupid....I was 99.9% sure I'd just been unlucky with a bad RTX card that had no original receipt/warranty (and the MSI website just instructing me to return it to original place of purchase...ebay/unknown), so I thought balls to it, I'll just strip it down and try the old heat gun reflow trick that fixed my ps3 once years ago. Long story short, I now have purple artifacting as well as instant game crashes. So yesterday I just got over it, hit the overdraft and ordered a 2070 Super mini that arrives in a week....But today, I was able to borrow an old (but known working) 780 ti that I figured would tide me over until the new card arrived...but the system was completely unstable and ran a hopeless 3-4 fps on shadow of a tomb raider at 1080p low settings before crashing (or rather fizzling) out and even felt juddery on the post and desktop. I figure the 780ti is a power hungry gpu and not very suitable with a 450w power supply, but to be even juddery on post screen, with an almost new Corsair PSU? Could it have been a bad/failing power supply all along? Should I fork out for a new higher wattage sff power supply I before putting the 2070 super anywhere near it? Did I ruin a perfectly fine RTX 2070 with my heatgun...? Thanks for reading and for any advice. Attached a pic of my build as I'm still pretty proud of how it looks at least!

Current specs: Cpu : Ryzen 7 2700x GPU : GeForce GTX 1660 VENTUS XS 6G OC PSU : Cooler Master 600W 230V with 80+ MotherBoard : MSI B450M PRO-VDH PLUS im thinking to upgrade my GPU to RTX 2070 , and i dont know if my Power Supply could handle the electricity ,Because i got like 4 RGB Fan , 2 Normal Fan , around 90 RGB LED, and a fan controller and also im not sure if my Motherboard is compatible with RTX , What should i do Guys , help me