Will my PSU work with this card?

Hello everyone, I was just wanting to know if this XFX card, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6814150229 will work with this PSU, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 817374001. I just dont know if the card pulls too many amps from the PSU for it to work properly, I wont be OC it. I have used the calculators, and the watts should be fine.

My system is AMD athlon 64 3800, 2GB DDR2 800, 1 Sata 7200, 4 120mm led fans, fan controller, dvd-rw drive

Thanks guys!

Is the 86GT 22 amps? Correct me if I'm wrong.

edit. Looks like that 300w-er should have sufficient amperage, but the brand and 25.99 local pizza shop large loaded with extra sauce and cheese price tag makes me weary along with the max wattage. To be safe, you should step it up to at least 400w and 24 or more +12v rail amps (combined).

I dont know whats up with the link, its here http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6817374001, its the 460W In WIN PSu if you cant find it.

So I guess this PSU will work with the card.

Now, whats the best Aftermarket cooler for the 8600GT XFX XXX card? or any 8600GT card for that matter, under $30?

kpo6969, not to doubt that you know what you are talking about but you math is not adding up. 300watt@18amp would require ~17 volt line. I can't come up with an 18amp figure divided between 5v and 12v? I could be confused a bit, but I dot see it. Even if the whole 18 amps was on 12v it would only give you 216watt, which falls 84 watts short of 300. I am just not getting it.
Looking around the card will draw 100watts. Even if that is all the draw is on the 12v it will only take ~8 amps. You should be safe. If you can find a way that the lines are marked, just place the 120mm fans on that line as well.
I would also recommend that you buy a different power supply. This one was used to bait you so to say. Even if it was still a combine 12v line it would only be 32 amp, it is only a safety thing to split the line at grater than that. There is no real benefit from a dual rail power supply. I can provide proof for this if you would like, but right now I don't have it on hand. (I am on my laptop, the link is on my desktop.)
I would also recommend the same card as kpo6969. It is a good overclock. It is also hard to go wrong with a Zalman. If you are looking to do some high res gaming, you may also want to consider this one http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/Prod [...] e=10006460 it is 512MB, and unlike many of the other 512s it has DDR3, for about the same price as the Zalman cooled XFX. Although you lose the stock overclock.
It has a lot to do with the resolution you plan on using if you see any difference from the 512MB edition or not.

I get the watts @ amperage part. You are stating that the 22amps is spread across all lines, and the total draw may not exceed that. 12 * 22 = 265, although 5 alone * 22 only = 110, the rest is split to the 3.3v line, and so on.
But I still don't see where you get 300watt @ 18 amp for the video card. Is there a mention to it someplace (manual, or website?)