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600w is the recommended minimum for a GTX 780 from NVIDIA. The Corsair HX800 is an awesome PSU for the money. Even the gaming series 800watt PSU from Corsair does well. My daily driver had its PSU  take a dump after 6 years of 24/7 F@H abuse and I picked up the 800w Gaming series PSU from Corsair and it has been rock solid running my Core i7 920 @3.6, 12GB of memory at 2000Mhz and two GTX 580's at full load 24/7 with nary a concern.

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Why buy an 800+ watt PSU for a single GPU setup?

 

For future-proofing I suppose?

In case OP wants to for for dual card setup or heavy overclocking, extra headroom might be helpful.

Having said that I would say, at max a good 750Watt SU will suffice for all kind of future ugradation.

Everything is becoming so power efficient that the need of higher powered PSU is becoming smaller & smaller.

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thanks for everyone help me here my final list for my gaming computer :) i will go to buy tomorw :D

 

 

1- WD RE4 2TB SATA3Gb/s 7200 64M
2- ASUS GTX670-DC2-4GD5 980MHz/6008MHz 4GB/256bit DDR5 PCI-E 3.0
3- Intel i7-4770k 22 Haswell CPU?LGA1150/3.5GHz/8M
4- Coolermaster 1000W/80Plus
5- CORSAIR Vengeance DDR3 1600 16GB(2x8GB)
6- MAXIMUS VI EXTREME
7- CoolerMaster SCOUT2
8- SAMSUNG 840 250G 2.5 SATA-3(MZ-7TD250BW)
9- CORSAIR Hydro H110 280mm

10-ASUS PB278Q 27 LED

 

for last chack : )

 

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Corsair C70 is a nice case  :) and sometimes you can find them at the right price if you catch them on sale.

 

Personally I wouldn't move from IVY to Haswell (or even SB to Haswell for that matter), but to each their own  :)

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