Antec EarthWatts

These people can, just enter your system and away you go  
http://www.thermaltake.outervision.com/
Moto

^ That works, account for your CPU oc'd too. If you do oc.

Thanks but i also need to know whether the Earthwatts will do SLI because i think it only comes with 1 PCI (6+2 pin)..... if it only comes with one is there some way to have 2?

If you are doing SLI then i think you better get a 750W one. Like Corsair TX750W or something similar from Antec.

its SLI 1GB GTX460 so a TX-650 should be fine?

it should be. I can run gtx260 sli OC'd with an i7 oc'd with a corsair tx750w comfortably.

It should run on a quality 650w with ease (750w to play safe with overclocking).

GTX 460 consumes ~160w at load prolly ~180-200 overclocked heavily.

http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=25498&page=9

It says that GTX460 1GB SLI on load eats up 390W and on Furmark 483W.

The stress that Furmark puts your GPU in would rarely be achieved in the real world. So i would 410W-430W would be your load consumption on load (lets say 2 hours of gaming). Add to 150W-200W for the rest of the parts, that depends on what other parts you have. That comes to something around 600W. That leaves you with very little room. Although Corsair and other good brands can deliver stable power at those high loads. But why stress out your PSU just to save a few $$.

That's why get a TX750W.

There is also a 750W version of the Earthwatts.

The Antec EarthWatts 650 is a quality PSU but is not the best option for you.
If you like Antec, the Antec TruePower New 650W (by Seasonic) is a great option. It presents all you need and it's modular.
There are a lot of quality alternatives from several brands. Here you have some of them:

XFX XXX Edition 650W (by Seasonic) (modular)
CORSAIR HX650 650W (by Seasonic) (modular)
CORSAIR TX750 750W (by CWT)
Enermax Liberty Eco 620W (modular)
etc...

You can find a lot of great choices in the PSU Review Database (see my signature)

I'd like to recommend going to an 850w unit. I picked up the Thermaltake 850w Blackwidow modular PSU at BestBuy for $119 with $20 off (not a MIR) just the other day. Despite what newegg says, they updated the PSU to a single rail with 68amps on the +12v line. Hard to beat that price and still get a 5 year warranty.