Are all these parts compatible with any atx PSU?

[KeenanGreen]

Okay, christmas is coming up and i've gathered some pc parts that i'd like to use to upgrade my pc. I made a thread a couple of months ago asking if all the components we're compatible and I got some yes' which i'm thankful for Now I'm curious if the parts are compatible with my PSU, now i'm not sure of the brand of my PSU right now as I haven't opened my case yet and as the thread goes on i'm pretty sure I can get a picture (just not as i'm typing this). I currently have an ASUS A88XM-PLUS motherboard and i'm pretty sure it's an ATX or Micro-ATX motherboard and would like to know if the same power supply i'm using now can be used to power the one that I have on the list I linked (MSI b250m PRO-VD), If so it'd be a life saver. Thanks to all who reply.

Parts List: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/user/KeenanGreen/saved/RzyjXL

 

[RARRAF]

No link

 

[Corwin65]

What will you be using your PC for?

Will you be getting a GPU? If not, are you using one now and if so, which one?

And yes, please supply us with the specifics regarding your PSU.

 

[KeenanGreen]

What will you be using your PC for?

Will you be getting a GPU? If not, are you using one now and if so, which one?

And yes, please supply us with the specifics regarding your PSU.

Sorry I didn't mention this before
Current Specs,
CPU: AMD A8 7650K
GPU: GTX 1050 TI (ASUS Expedition Edition)
RAM: 16gb 2400mhz DDR3 (Not sure on which brand)

I am mainly looking to use this for gaming Hope this explains everything

 

[gaius_iulius]

A PSU supplying at least 350W will support those components, but if you have some non-branded unit, it'd be wise to spend some 40-70 quid on a branded 350-450W model.
Corsair, for example, has a 350W unit for GBP 40 (hardwired) and a 450W model for GBP 70 (fully modular).

If you aren't on a tight budget, go for a 450W model, just for peace of mind.
And a fully modular PSU will greatly simplify your cable management.

Cheers,
Gaius