Can my psu take it?

[JJagaur]

My current build has a 500w psu and I'm planning on upgrading my cpu, mobo, and gpu within the next few weeks here and I wanted to see if my psu can power my new build before I decide to buy a larger one. I'm more of asking for can it power it for the time being until I do decide to buy a new one or does it need to be bought alongside the new stuff I'm buying here soon?

The new build is going to be:
CPU: i7 4790k
CPU Cooler: CM Hyper 212 Evo
Mobo: Asus z97-e
GPU: Evga Geforce gtx 960 supersc 4g
Ram: 1 8g G.Skill Ripjaws
Hard drive: 1tb Seagate Barracuda
Fans: 4 chasis fans
PSU: Evga 500w bronze 80+
Case: CM Elite 430
and an old optical drive that I don't know

 

[Andrew Murdoch]

Yes, but I would not attempt anything other than stock settings, 500w will be fine for normal use. Consider a 650w/750w if you plan to OC at all.

 

[XSlayerAssassinX]

My current build has a 500w psu and I'm planning on upgrading my cpu, mobo, and gpu within the next few weeks here and I wanted to see if my psu can power my new build before I decide to buy a larger one. I'm more of asking for can it power it for the time being until I do decide to buy a new one or does it need to be bought alongside the new stuff I'm buying here soon?

The new build is going to be:
CPU: i7 4790k
CPU Cooler: CM Hyper 212 Evo
Mobo: Asus z97-e
GPU: Evga Geforce gtx 960 supersc 4g
Ram: 1 8g G.Skill Ripjaws
Hard drive: 1tb Seagate Barracuda
Fans: 4 chasis fans
PSU: Evga 500w bronze 80+
Case: CM Elite 430
and an old optical drive that I don't know

If you're really worry about it, this'll do
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EON40CS/?tag=pcpapi-20

it's cheap and efficient... but you can try and see the psu will run it. I'm pretty sure it would. That graphics card is an amazing power saver.