PSU good enough for 8800gtx

[SK33TAST1C]

alright, so im making my new build after intel's pricecut coming later this week. i'll be getting:

Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 (possibly OCed) being cooled by zalman cnps9500 and arctic thermal 5 paste
EVGA 8800GTX (probably be OCing myself using stock cooler on card)
2gb corsair xms series DDR2 800 RAM
1 7200 RPM Western Digital Hard Drive
1 DVD burner
1 Abit Mobo running new P35 chipset
3 case fans ( 1x 120mm 2x80mm, all with blue ED)
6 blue LEDs built into case


can this powersupply handle all of that? (i'm worried cuz of the overclocking)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817153051

 

[kpo6969]

That psu has 41amps. Your call, I have no idea about power requirements for quad-core cpu's.

 

[beef_jerky4104]

It has a good amount on the +12V. I will assure you that you can't ever skimp on the PSU. I would recommend upgrading to an OCZ GameXStream 700W PSU (Those are BA).

 

[Rage_3K_Moiz]

This PSU is a better bet. It's about $20 more than the Thermaltake one, but has four +12V rails with about 15A on each rail and assures ample power for your system, even if you upgrade it.

EDIT: Sorry about that, a typo in the url. Funny what a space can do! It works now.

 

[nickc]

Rage, either u did not leave a link, or are u suggesting the one above?

 

[pdyckman@comcas]

I see 52 amps on the +12v rails. That's enough.

 

[CMH]

550W? I'd say thats cutting it a little close.

Try that OCZ, or at least something with 650W or higher. Especially if you're thinking of overclocking. On such a high end system, putting in a cheap PSU is just looking for trouble.

 

[kpo6969]

I see 52 amps on the +12v rails. That's enough.

That is incorrect, It is 41amps. 18A + 18A + 16A= 52A is not correct. You do not just add the 12v rails together, this is a common misconcecption.
Maximum combined wattage on the 12v divided by 12= amps on the 12v
Refer to this:

http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=205763