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Some 500W '80 Plus Bronze' should do it. Look at ones from trustable brands, such as Corsair or Cooler Master.

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You can get away with a 500w power supply but I don't suggest a Bronze 80 Plus rating. Get Gold or Platinum so that you can save electricity. You don't really need a Gold or Platinum one since a 500w PSU will be 500w at the lowest though.

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Replace that 650 TI with a 760 and you'd be a lot happier.

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What do you want to play?

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I think you're pretty solid (with the 650), be sure it's well ventilated in your cage.

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it's good for me

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If you are in the US then checkout newegg for Seasonic 750W/850W PSU (SS-850HT) I believe, they regularly go on sale for $100.

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At least 500W.

Bottleneck? Nah, doesn't really look like the components are too far from each other in power.

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Probably, yes.

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My PSU is 650W on i7 3770k, HD6970.
650W is more than enough.

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Finally someone who does not recommend an outlandishly powerful PSU. I just have to say thanks for spreading proper PSU information.

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Get a 2Gb instead of 1Gb 650 ti GPU, 1Gb is not enough for all.

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be sure it's the Boost version too, not just 650 ti.

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Multiple gigabytes don't mean anything when it's a single GPU setup...

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+1

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+1

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1GB card is fine for high end games, depending on the actual card that is, 1GB + is better for running at higher resolutions aswell.

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http://www.logicalincrements.com might help you, especially for the PSU selection.
I don't think any of those would be a bottleneck. You should look at your hard drive performance, which might be the bottleneck for some things.

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thanks for link!

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+1 for good link though it doesn't list a 7950 which is a shame since my powercolor 7950 was onsale for $300 when I bought it and it blows thru any game I put at it

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buy the nVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 because for 30 usd more you get a better graphics card and free tom clancy game. also the nVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 is well balanced with an AMD FX-4300

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if you can wait for good deals. PC parts usually and almost always go on sale with rebates
go on reddit

http://www.reddit.com/r/buildapcsales

if your in the US

if your in Canada go on this one though it's not as active

http://www.reddit.com/r/bapcsalescanada/

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I think the pin connects to the PSU if I'm not wrong, an GPU comes with cables to connect, your PSU just needs to be compatible, having a 6 pin connector I think, but about your processor buy this one instead "AMD FX Series FX-6300 3.5Ghz 6X", is one of the best for the money CPUs, cost 4€ more only at least in my country. Can handle without bottleneck a 7970 or 680, or 2x 660 or 7870.

Best CPUs for the money
AMD-FX-6300-vs-AMD-FX-4300

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