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Which does not say anything... Still depending on the rest of hardware as that consumes power as well. Parts you move out of the Pc is for the power estimation useless.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDuTPhTCWeg
570 is 150w, 300w not enough for the rest of the build with it
gtx 1650 is 75w, that will be ok
avg build, cpu 100w, mobo/drives/fans ect.. 100w
with gpu +75w = 275, close but will be fine
its good to have about 100w overhead
And the 570 wouldn't work because your PSU most likely lacks the extra 6/8pin which is required for this card.
And I don't recommend the 1650 because it's price/performance is garbage compared to the 570.
Most high end build don't even draw 400W. Besides prebuilds do such thing all the time. So it proberly will work not that I would recommend it as it way to close.