2 GTX 570 HD Double Shots require PSU upgrade?

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anti-painkilla
You wont do any damage with an under powered PSU.

The graphics cards are fairly easy to install. Stay grounded (static electricity is bad), don't force the card in too hard.

The last thing will be running a new power cable from the PSU to the graphics card. It is a modular PSU so it should be in the box with it. That too should be a breeze.
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Sorry, probably should've added that originally. The box says Corsair TX750M. I think the guy helping me at the store said it was one of the higher end ones they had, but I don't know if that is high enough quality.

Also, (figured I should add to this post while you guys are looking at it, rather than clutter up the forum with another) is a GPU fairly easy to install? I have no experience installing computer hardware, though I would love to learn, and would rather not have to leave my comp at Best Buy for a few days. Any suggestions?
 
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You wont do any damage with an under powered PSU.

The graphics cards are fairly easy to install. Stay grounded (static electricity is bad), don't force the card in too hard.

The last thing will be running a new power cable from the PSU to the graphics card. It is a modular PSU so it should be in the box with it. That too should be a breeze.
 
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