Will my PSU be enough

[mattel]

I'm the process of changing some components, notably moving from a GTX 1050 2GB to a RX 5700 and i was worrying that my (old) psu won't be enough anymore
 

• Motherboard : AB350M-HDV
• CPU : Ryzen 3 YD1200
• RAM : Crucial Ballistix Sport LT ( 2x 8gb)
• PSU: Antec HCG 520 EC

Considering the current upgrade and future ones, should i change it?
 

(This is the PSU)

[Sychic]

You should be fine, but just because I don't know too much about PSUs, I'm just gonna tag @LukeSavenije

[kdawwgg1221]

That is plenty of power for your system. I would highly recommend getting something that is more energy efficient. (Bronze, Gold, Platinum...). 80+ Certified. This is to protect your parts for future upgrades. Also your electric bill! lol

[Oalei]

probably 12II from Seasonic because its antec so im gonna just geuss that.

[NunoLava1998]

It's not great, but it'll work fine.

[seon123]

Antec, old and 520W sounds an aweful lot like an S12 II variant. I recommend replacing it. If you want recommendations, we'll have to know where you're buying from

[LukeSavenije]

17 minutes ago, Sychic said:

You should be fine, but just because I don't know too much about PSUs, I'm just gonna tag @LukeSavenije

i agree with @seon123 here

[Wyndrunner2002]

As others have said, it will be more than enough power. I certainly agree with Kdawwg too though. It would be well worth upgrading the PSU soon to a more efficient one. If you can get a modular, it can make a world of difference in cooling, depending on what type of case you have.

[Spotty]

2 minutes ago, Wyndrunner2002 said:

If you can get a modular, it can make a world of difference in cooling, depending on what type of case you have.

Nah, couple of PSU cables won't make a difference for temperatures.
 

[mattel]

Thank you all for the answers, i'll upgrade in the near future but not immediatly

[Wyndrunner2002]

I hadn't seen that video yet, that's pretty funny. I would never have expected those results. I had Micro ATX build I was working on a long time ago that I remember having good results from managing the cables in relation to thermals. Cases have come a long way since then though, and I wouldn't be surprised if that's no longer an issue though, based on this video. Thanks for sharing it