I am scared of upgrading my power supply. Should I be?

Solution
being old isnt enough reason fot it to be replaced.do you have any sign that it is mulfanctioning or dying?as i mentioned sudden restarts, overheating, coil whine are signs of a dying psu. if those symptoms are not currently happening your psu is ok . if after the upgrade though emerge then you should emediately get a new one. i think it worths a try. if you still want to upgrade anyway. this would be a great choise http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817207013 and can easily run a 770
no, not at all.GeForce GTX 760 - 30A and a 500W PSU minimum recommended. 750w would be a waste of money. your current psu can run this gpu. it can provide the 12 v rail with 38A as your link states so its enough. make sure your psu isnt overheating or not making any wierd noises(coil whine).also you can use hw monitor for the psu voltage readings.if everything seems ok no need for an upgrade.
 
being old isnt enough reason fot it to be replaced.do you have any sign that it is mulfanctioning or dying?as i mentioned sudden restarts, overheating, coil whine are signs of a dying psu. if those symptoms are not currently happening your psu is ok . if after the upgrade though emerge then you should emediately get a new one. i think it worths a try. if you still want to upgrade anyway. this would be a great choise http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817207013 and can easily run a 770
 
Solution

zombiepoop

Honorable
Dec 17, 2013
24
0
10,510
No, it is silent. I have not had any issues. I just thought I should play it safe, and buy a new one. How long do non-OEM power supplies last? Sorry for all the questions.
 

zombiepoop

Honorable
Dec 17, 2013
24
0
10,510


How does 5.2ghz feel? lol I have never heard of such a thing. o_O