Can evga 500 BQ power gtx 1070 + ryzen 5 1600 oc

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google "TDP gtx 1070" : 150W, maybe 200W with overclock
google "TDP ryzen 5 1600 " 65W, that goes up to 95W at 1600X frequency, and more if you OC it more.

rest of system is less than 50W, ---> 50+ 95 + 200 = 345 at peak

So 500W is plenty, so is 400W. But do use google to cross check power consumption rather than relying on forum posts. Sometimes people get it wrong.

FWIW QUALITY of the PSU is as important as output. I use seasonic g-series, cheap and very nice specs. I did not check for reviews on the EVGA. You should.
google "TDP gtx 1070" : 150W, maybe 200W with overclock
google "TDP ryzen 5 1600 " 65W, that goes up to 95W at 1600X frequency, and more if you OC it more.

rest of system is less than 50W, ---> 50+ 95 + 200 = 345 at peak

So 500W is plenty, so is 400W. But do use google to cross check power consumption rather than relying on forum posts. Sometimes people get it wrong.

FWIW QUALITY of the PSU is as important as output. I use seasonic g-series, cheap and very nice specs. I did not check for reviews on the EVGA. You should.
 
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This review says that's an OK PSU. https://www.hardwareinsights.com/corsair-vs450-review/4/

Yes, if I did the math it looks like that's enough power for your PC.

50+ 95 + 200 = 345W peak or 80% load at peak, likely 50% typical gaming. Should be OK.