System upgrade

my psu is 500w....so it cant be any of the ones u said COULD be =/ http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811129024&Tpk=antec sonata III

im 90% sure that it is http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...a&AID=10446076&PID=3675192&SID=skim951X490024

because i opened the case and on the sticker on the psu it said : model/ EA-500D
i did the antec psu calc and it says its enough but if one of you guys could do it for the following (i dont trust myself)
2 5770s
asus p5q3 deluxe
haf 922 (fans)
e8400 (i want to overclock to 3.5ghz or maybe even 4)
h50 water cooling kit
dvd cd write and read combo
~10 usb devices
4 sticks of ddr3 ram each 1gb
x25 80gb ssd
2 7200 rpm drives
extra 200mm fan
 
500W for 2x HD 5770 could be stretching it slightly. Go with the Corsair 650TX to be on the safe side. Higher wattage will also give you sufficient headroom for overclocking.
 
my psu is 500w....so it cant be any of the ones u said COULD be =/ http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811129024&Tpk=antec sonata III
OK, I did link this PSU! The trouble is that Antec is claiming 22 Amps on 2 12 Volt rails, not the 17 Amps each you are claiming. So, I can only conclude that Antec changed its mind about the capacity of this PSU, you can't read, or they put the wrong specification sticker on it!
because i opened the case and on the sticker on the psu it said : model/ EA-500D
i did the antec psu calc and it says its enough but if one of you guys could do it for the following (i dont trust myself)
So, yes I did link this PSU.
 
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