Can my current psu handle sapphire HD7750?

Joeke12

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i recently bought a new cpu (amd trinity a8 5600k) and was planning to get sapphire hd7750 to use as dual graphics, my question is that can my psu handle the sapphire hd7750? i got my psu along with the cpu casing it shows 650w max with 28A on 3.3v, 28a on +12v and 0.5a on -12v, if it helps here are my set up

motherboard: gigabyte f2a75m-d3h
Memory: 8gb RAM 2x4gb
Hardisk: seagate 500 gb
Optical: 24x liteon dvdrw sata

got no other fans installed beside the stock cooler on the apu, i can remove the optical drive or should i buy another psu? if i should buy, what do you guys suggest is a good but cheap psu? thanks
 

refllect

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Jul 29, 2013
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You could do that on a 300 watt PSU provided it's a good quality one.

Since yours came with the case, I'm going to assume it doesn't run at its claimed power output. Still that leaves you with a lot of headroom