Is my power supply good enough?

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bluetheku1

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Planing on upgrading pc parts. However im scared my power supply wont be able to handle it. Here's the specs im buying soon:

Intel Core i7-7700
ASUS Prime Z270-A
Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB
GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB
Seagate Barracude 1TB
257 GB SSD

Here's my power supply:
Sharkoon WPM 600W
+3.3V Amps = 24 Amps
+5V Amps = 24 Amps
+12V Amps = 48 Amps
(High Efficency 80+)

Im also planing to buy this:
Avermedia Live Gamer HD 2, This connects into the PCIE slots on the motherboard. Will this increase total watt?
Here's more info on the live gamer:
https://www.avermedia.com/gaming/product/game_capture/live_gamer_hd_2

Thanks in advance for any replies :)
 
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cryoburner
I like how they put in bright bold yellow lettering at the top of the product page "PLEASE DO NOT USE HDMI SPLITTERS TO BYPASS COPY PROTECTION!" as if they are advertising it as a feature disguised as a warning box. : D

I doubt that capture card requires much power to run, and the entire system shouldn't be very power hungry. An i7-7700 should use around 60 watts under load, a 1050 Ti should use around 70 watts, and combined with the system's other components probably wouldn't ever draw more than 200-250 watts from the PSU while gaming.

Edit: To add to that, I couldn't find the exact power use of the capture card listed anywhere, but it appears to use a PCI-Express x1 connection, which I believe can only supply a maximum of 25...
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I like how they put in bright bold yellow lettering at the top of the product page "PLEASE DO NOT USE HDMI SPLITTERS TO BYPASS COPY PROTECTION!" as if they are advertising it as a feature disguised as a warning box. : D

I doubt that capture card requires much power to run, and the entire system shouldn't be very power hungry. An i7-7700 should use around 60 watts under load, a 1050 Ti should use around 70 watts, and combined with the system's other components probably wouldn't ever draw more than 200-250 watts from the PSU while gaming.

Edit: To add to that, I couldn't find the exact power use of the capture card listed anywhere, but it appears to use a PCI-Express x1 connection, which I believe can only supply a maximum of 25 watts at most, so I wouldn't be too concerned about it's power draw.
 
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