Corsair CX-500 Modular enough for EVGA GTX 660 Ti?

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DeadlyRefridgerator

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I'm just wondering if the CX-500 is going to be enough to power a 660 Ti;

Full specs:

i5 3570K
Hyper 212 Evo
ASRock Z77 Extreme4-M
Corsair Vengeance 8GB 1600mhz low profile
LG Blu-Ray DVD Combo Drive
EVGA GTX 660 Ti
WD Black 1TB
Samsung 840 Pro 128GB SSD

And up to 7 fans.

I'm only going to be using this PSU for maybe 7 months tops, basically until I save up for a AX860i and another 660 Ti.

Also I won't being OC'ing the i5 until I have my AX860i.
 
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n1ghtr4v3n
yea just like the previous post said, any single gpu setup would be fine with a psu of 450-500W producing stable output. just be sure that 500W mark is a stable power, not its peak-only-power output

your system (while under load) wouldnt draw more than 350-400W in any case...
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yea just like the previous post said, any single gpu setup would be fine with a psu of 450-500W producing stable output. just be sure that 500W mark is a stable power, not its peak-only-power output

your system (while under load) wouldnt draw more than 350-400W in any case...
 
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