Gaming System, input appreciated....

Loops pretty good. Do you plan to do any overclocking of GPU or CPU? Do you plan to add another 570 in the future? If so, I'd probably bump the PSU up to the 750 - 850 range, using a brand like Antec, PC Power and Cooling, Corsair, Seasonic, or XFX.

I have never done any overclocking but would like the option. And yes another 570 is an option, will the Asus P8P67 support SLI?

Thanks mortonww. That is a big help.

Actually, I just looked at the gtx 570 page on newegg and it says it requires a minimum of 38 amps on the 12 volt rail. The PSU I linked only provides a total of 62 amps on the 12 volt rails. I would imagine 2 570's would need at least 76 total amps on the 12 volt rail/rails. Hmmm, I'm wondering if that means you need something more like this:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...

You should wait for more input before purchasing, I think.

EDIT: The 12 Volt rail also supplies the CPU, which at 95 Watts, needs about 95/12 ~ 8 Amps. Until you overclock. So maybe the overclocked card itself only needs around 30 or a little less. Which would mean adding another would add another 30 amps, so a psu with 68 or so amps might be fine to give you overclocking headroom for cpu and gpu.

Best answer selected by bbeatty172.