Will my power supply be able to handle this?

[FeaturedDa_man]

I am planning on upgrading my PC soon with the addition of an R9 280x. Currently my specs are:
AMD FX 8120 @4.0Ghz
Asus M5A97
G.Skill ARES RAM (8gb, 2133 mhz)
1 WD Blue 1tb HDD (7200 RPM)
1 Seagate HDD, 1Tb (5400 rpm)
1 Seagate HDD, 250 Gb (5400 rpm)
ASUS DVD drive
Gigabyte GTX 650 Ti 2Gb
Kingwin ABT 850MM PSU (850w)

Now my question is, will this rig, minus the 650, refrain from blowing up while running this (http://) GPU?
Thanks in advance, I really need some help with this.

 

[Jameson Clark]

You have more than enough wattage supplied by that psu and I will assume it has enough voltage to go withit. I haven't heard of that psu though.

 

[bushcraftbrandon]

check out this wattage calculator.
It will tell you ESTIMATED Watts needed.
http://extreme.outervision.com/psucalculatorlite.jsp

 

[FeaturedDa_man]

You have more than enough wattage supplied by that psu and I will assume it has enough voltage to go withit. I haven't heard of that psu though.

Here's a link to the PSU if you would be kind enough to look. http://

 

[Jameson Clark]

Has enough amperage on the 12 v rail, supplies enough watts, and has 80+ efficiency so that is all good and it will work.

Doesn't seem like the most reliable of units though and may break or fail

 

[prit87]

i have never heard about the kingwing brand so i cannot say much but 850 watt is way overkill for that built ....

 

[FeaturedDa_man]

Has enough amperage on the 12 v rail, supplies enough watts, and has 80+ efficiency so that is all good and it will work.

Doesn't seem like the most reliable of units though and may break or fail

It's been with me for a year and a half so I wouldn't be too shocked if it did, thanks though!

 

[FeaturedDa_man]

i have never heard about the kingwing brand so i cannot say much but 850 watt is way overkill for that built ....

Was built in November of 2012 with intentions of upgrades that I just now can start.