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It "should" be fine, and with your specs I doubt you'll ever see 300w let alone close to 500w. I recommend swapping it out sooner than later, when your budget is ready.
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naturesninja

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Stay away from the CX600, you might as well keep what you have. Your total system specs are under 300w. The manufacturer recommends 450w, because like you said before, a lot of PSU's don't supply the rated wattage and they know that, not because you actually need 450w. Though I usually recommend a PSU where your system uses around 60-70% of it's rating for the best efficiency. These are all "budget" PSU's that I recommend: https://pcpartpicker.com/products/compare/fZyFf7,nB3RsY,vRmLrH,fntWGX/ and will give you headroom for future upgrading.
 
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Karadjgne

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For corsair, best bet is the CXM 550w. Usually cheaper than the 550w RMx, you could also do a Seasonic M/S12-II 520w or 620w, XFX TS 550w, Antec HCG-M 520w/620w, Evga GS/G2 550w etc. These usually run in the $50-$70 range, but sales can change that, I've seen the XFX at newegg for $25, the Antec HCG-M 620 for $30 etc.
 
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