Question about my PSU for next gen graphics cards

https://www.newegg.com/evga-supernova-750-g2-220-g2-0750-xr-750w/p/N82E16817438017?Item=N82E16817438017

I've been using this 750W PSU since February 2017 when I bought my first Ryzen PC, and it's been through quite a bit of heavy gaming. Is it still good to use with the new super power hungry graphics cards? Or should I replace it with a new one with a bit more oomph?

Your fine, if your registered it with evga when you got it, it has a 10 year warranty, so dont worry about it. You can easily get another 3 or more years out of it. I had a Corsair TX 750w from 2008 and its still working fine to this day in a buddies pc. as long as you keep the peak power usage under 650w you perfectly fine for years to come.

Ah, nice thanks!

So after looking at the AIB cards, many of them say 850w minimum, so I upgraded my PSU anyway.