Do i have enough power for GTX 260?

I have an abt -600mm kingwin 600w sli rdy psu and am wondering if it will be enough power to power gtx 260? Its got 2 6 pin connectors and everything.

Btw i alrdy bought the gtx 260....oc bfg edition

2x 20amps on 12v rails? If it has a total of 40amps he should be fine. I think the GTX260 requires 36 or so amps

wow, no video card requires that much amperage bluescreen.

If you had 1 18a railing and 3 others to supply every thing else at 18a's each, then it would be fine but,

you have 2 rails, 1 rail goes to the gpu always, thats enough for the gpu, now you have the other rail to rely on everything else.

what do you think...

^ fullmetal,
well I thought I read that '36amps' figure for the gtx260 from newegg specs or something...not entirely sure

Yes, you did but that is for an entire system not the card alone. I mean we aren't running nuclear reactors in our PC's for crying out loud. Also keep in mind that they are basing those requirements on some pretty heavy duty systems. If you read the requirements for the BFG GTX260 there is this:

^notice the star. Said star denotes:

The other misconception here is that 2, 20 amp rails have 40 amps combined. This isn't true. Each rail can handle up to 20 amps independently, but they can't sustain that when both rails are under load. Looking at his PSU label, he has 360-380 watts (can't quite read it) going to the +12v rails. This means that he only has a combined total of around 30 amps.

See here:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Show [...] r%20Supply

I don't trust Kingwin as a company. IMO, you may be better off with a better quality unit from Corsair or such.

I wouldn't bother with a GTX260 for that size, HD4830 or 9800GT is plenty.