is this going to be enough

[blue36i]

hi pps i have just bought this https://www.overclockers.co.uk/ocuk...5500-powered-by-asus-gaming-pc-fs-1g1-og.html
but upgraded the cpu to AMD Ryzen 5 5600X Six Core 3.7GHz (4.6GHz Boost
also upgraded to Asus GeForce RTX 3070 Ti TUF OC 8GB GDDR6
just asking if this psu is going to be enough 700W 80Plus Modular Bronze Rated PSU

 

[Tetras]

A genuine 700 watt PSU is enough for that spec, yes, but I can't see anywhere what the PSU is and quality matters.

I'd recommend an upgrade/swap to a known decent PSU from an established brand, with a 10 year warranty (like the Phanteks AMP 750, which is built by Seasonic).

That said, if the PSU doesn't work or blows up, that is not your problem, OCUK are responsible for replacing faulty parts (part of why you pay extra for a pre-build after all).

 

[Darujhistan]

Would need to know the brand of the PSU, don't let them scam you with a crappy Kolink unit.

Seasonic, Corsair, EVGA, Phanteks, Superflower - all good brands.

 

[blue36i]

it was a Kolink unit so i had to cancel the order as they said there was no other at that price

 

[Tetras]

it was a Kolink unit so i had to cancel the order as they said there was no other at that price

There wouldn't be, a decent quality 750/850 watt PSU is usually in the region of £80 - £120.

 

[Grimley]

I've had a quick look & there's not a way to pick a PSU of your choice on any of the PC systems. It does tell you what make & model it is on the more expensive systems, but if it doesn't tell you then I would assume its Kolink.

If that was me then I'd phone them up & ask them if they could install the PSU of my choice in my build. I don't think that's too unreasonable.

 

[Shingyboy]

Yeah you never want to skimp out on the PSU, it is one of the most important parts of your build, all brands can have crappy PSU units and good PSU units, make sure to check reviews on the particular model of PSU that you are going to buy if you are going to install your own.