750ti psu compatibility

[Evga]

Ok so have ordered a gtx 750ti (evga sc). I am wondering if my psu can handle this build as I have heard that under-load the 750ti can draw 150 watts of power. The card will be under stress for long periods of time when running games such as metro last light redux, metro 2033, depth etc for 2 to 3 hours. So can my psu handle it? specs are here:

 

7700k @ 3.8ghz 

 

1TB WD blue 

 

120gb crucial ssd (boot drive and recovery) 

 

4 case fans (corsair airflow edition) 

 

Be Quiet! BKO1O shadow rock slim (tdp 160w)

 

Evga 750ti sc

 

POWER SUPPLY: standard generic grey 500w psu that came with the pc.

 

1 dvd writer

[Enderman]

Yeah it should be fine.

[Sharif]

Most probably yes but you could get a cheap PSU like a Vs400,so you could be on the safe side 

[othertomperson]

An APU. AMD A10 7700k so about 110W under load

 

Edit: hurrah for editing the question out of your post so my answer makes it look like I just have tech hardware tourettes That'll teach me not to quote who I'm talking to

 

Edit 2: My numbers were wrong anyway, I was looking at the OC (4.3GHz) power consumption, not the 3.4GHz consumption.

[Sauron]

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It can for future reference: http://www.extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

[Evga]

Most probably yes but you could get a cheap PSU like a Vs400,so you could be on the safe side 

Would this psu be ok and last 2 years? :http://www.amazon.co.uk/Corsair-Builder-Series-Modular-Certified/dp/B00ALK1GFC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419094262&sr=8-1&keywords=corsair+500w 

 

Can I be sure that when I start up my machine on this it will be ok and will it last 2 years as it will be undergoing 3 hours of gaming (metro last light) which will  be on max settings and intensive

[Aniallation]

Would this psu be ok and last 2 years? :http://www.amazon.co.uk/Corsair-Builder-Series-Modular-Certified/dp/B00ALK1GFC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419094262&sr=8-1&keywords=corsair+500w 

 

Can I be sure that when I start up my machine on this it will be ok and will it last 2 years as it will be undergoing 3 hours of gaming (metro last light) which will  be on max settings and intensive

Get this instead http://www.amazon.co.uk/Antec-NEO-ECO-520C-Supply/dp/B00DTP0BNO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419094387&sr=8-1&keywords=neo+eco+520

[Sharif]

Would this psu be ok and last 2 years? :http://www.amazon.co.uk/Corsair-Builder-Series-Modular-Certified/dp/B00ALK1GFC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1419094262&sr=8-1&keywords=corsair+500w 

 

Can I be sure that when I start up my machine on this it will be ok and will it last 2 years as it will be undergoing 3 hours of gaming (metro last light) which will  be on max settings and intensive

Its a bit overkill and yes 

[Evga]

Its a bit overkill and yes

so you mean I can rely on it to be reliable and handle these long periods of gaming for 2 years (next upgrade in 2 years).

[Sharif]

so you mean I can rely on it to be reliable and handle these long periods of gaming for 2 years (next upgrade in 2 years).

Yes. and if anything was to go wrong it will be under warranty as well  

750ti is a very efficient card,so it won't be a problem 

[Evga]

Yes. and if anything was to go wrong it will be under warranty as well  

750ti is a very efficient card,so it won't be a problem 

Ok thank you. You have been very helpful- thanks

[Sharif]

Ok thank you. You have been very helpful- thanks

You're certainly welcome 

Ps i use the Cx600m and its been great plus its semi modular 

[Evga]

You're certainly welcome 

Ps i use the Cx600m and its been great plus its semi modular 

Yeah. what graphics card are you running?

[Evga]

You're certainly welcome 

Ps i use the Cx600m and its been great plus its semi modular 

Btw forgot to ask. Does this psu auto configure the voltages for me or will I have to do that myself. (can it just be plugged in and booted up ?).

[Sharif]

Btw forgot to ask. Does this psu auto configure the voltages for me or will I have to do that myself. (can it just be plugged in and booted up ?).

All you have to do is replace your old one with the new one 

Just make sure you connect everything to the *right place* with the *right connecter* and everything will happen automatically you don't have to adjust anything 

[Sharif]

Yeah. what graphics card are you running?

I was running the HD 4870 its pretty old and it finally died 

3rd time actually   i brought it back to life by baking it but this time i will get the GTX 970 

[Evga]

I was running the HD 4870 its pretty old and it finally died 

3rd time actually   i brought it back to life by baking it but this time i will get the GTX 970 

NICE