Will my PSU be good enough to accept these new components?.

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Hi, I currently have a Silent Pro m700, and it's powering these components:

- Mother Asus P7P55d
- 4 gbs ram
- Ati 5850
- i5 750@stock.
- 1 HD 500gbs.

Now I want to upgrade to:

- Asus Maximus VII *something*
- Intel 4790k
- 16gbs ram
- nVidia GTX 970
- SSD
- 1 TB HD

Do I need to change my current PSU or it's ok with the new components?.

Another thing, I currently have a Lian-Li Lancool, I assume that I can keep it, but I'm just asking in case I need a new one. I hope not, I love it.

Thanks!.


 
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I have a I7 4790k @ 4.4 ghz had it run at 4.8ghz and a 290x and had it over clocked to the max I have a 750 Gold rated and run fine but i wen tback to stockish speeds. So in short, yes it should run no problem
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I have a I7 4790k @ 4.4 ghz had it run at 4.8ghz and a 290x and had it over clocked to the max I have a 750 Gold rated and run fine but i wen tback to stockish speeds. So in short, yes it should run no problem
 
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