PSU Not Enough Juice?

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So I have a i5 4690 and a 750ti and I plan to upgrade my graphics card to a evga 1060 3gb, but am afraid that my evga 500watt 80+ doesn't have enough to run both components. Am also worried that it might be too big for case or motherboard.

Motherboard - H81M-A Micro Atx

Case - Rosewill FBM-01
 
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Yes, sorry for the confusion. The estimated calculation would still be roughly the same (for the GTX 1060). The GTX 1060...
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Your CPU would roughly draw 84W. Your GTX 750Ti (depending on the model), roughly 75W to 150W. Other components, RAM/HDD/SSD/Fans roughly ~100W for headroom. You'd be looking at 334W max.

The EVGA PSU, though not the best quality/build/warranty out there, would have enough juice to power your rig, providing 40A at the 12V rail (equal to 480W). The size of that PSU would fit in your micro-ATX case.
 
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I meant if the psu be enough if I had in a evga 1060 -------> https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487263&cm_re=1060-_-14-487-263-_-Product and also if it would fit in the case.
 
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Yes, sorry for the confusion. The estimated calculation would still be roughly the same (for the GTX 1060). The GTX 1060 would only draw ~120W to 150W max. So you'd still be looking at ~334W draw.

That GTX 1060 will fit your case as that single-fan GPU was designed for much smaller ITX cases than your mATX mini-tower case.
 
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