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Will my power supply be good enough for these specs ?

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Hello i have recently gotten a Corsair enthusiast 750W PSU and i was planning on getting these parts for my new PC

i5 2500k

8gigs Corsair vengeance

EVGA gtx 560 ti

z68 motherboard

1TB HD

Dvd drive

1 LED fan

will the PSU i mentioned be enough for these specs ? especially for the gtx because i plan on playing my games such as Crysis, BF3 and Skyrim on high settings or should i return it and get a corsair GS800W PSU ? also is it going to make a huge noise if the 750W manages to power up my specs ?

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will run it no problem

i am running a 2600k at 5ghz

16gb Corsair vengeance

P8Z68-V PRO/GEN3 motherboard

overclocked gtx570

4 hard drives and 1 ssd

1 dvd drive

4 case fans

and some other bits like the h80 cooler pump and 2 fans

all from the same psu--Corsair enthusiast 750W PSU --and no the psu doesnt make a huge noise

if you want to overclock the 2500k get a decent aftermarket cooler for 4.5ghz or so

Wow your PC is killer, thanks for the information, i was worried that if i tried to run those parts with just a 750W psu it would blow up and take everything with it but now i can rest at ease.
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definitely not planning on running two gtx 560ti, since i'm only 17 and only get paid minimum wage i'm on a budget and can't afford two graphics cards, but i might in the future though. right now i just want to run one gtx card.

around 700 to maybe 800 bucks, for now i'm just saving up and when summer comes i will see how much i have, i wanna PC that is good and will last me through college which is the reason why i'm willing to spend this much money, hopefully by the end of the summer i will have finished building my PC.
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