Is my 750w power supply enough?

Originally Posted by cdoublejj 

Well if your worried you need a 1000 watt you need at least what another 10k-70k USD in hardware? maybe 80SSD, two xeon 8 cores, tow dual GPU cards, a sound card, two blu rays drives, about 16 high cfm fans, two - four water pumps, raid card... hmm even then 750w would still be over kill.

Originally Posted by YamiJustin 

I recently built my first computer >
Intel Core i7 3930k @ 3.2ghz (turbo 3.8ghz)
Asus Sabertooth x79 motherboard
Corsair H100 liquid cooling
MSI Radeon HD 7950 graphics card
16gb Corsair vengeance memory (4x4)
Corsair 750w power supply
Lite-on Blu-ray Burner drive
DVD-reader drive
ATF media card reader
256gb SSD
1tb HDD @ 7200rpm
250gb HDD @ 7200rpm
I want to overclock my CPU to 4.5-4.8ghz, and I read that definitely increases the watt consumption by a lot. However I have yet to find any apps or programs that tell me while my PC is running how many watts I'm drawing. Will the 750w be enough for all that + an over clocked CPU? I assumed originally that if I didn't have enough watts the PC would simply shut off, but after reading a few horror stories of the PSU frying some PCs in the process, I'm a little worried I didn't get a 1000watt PSU.
Thanks!

Originally Posted by tompsonn 

Yes the PSU will do fine in your setup
That has got to be the stupidest post I've seen in a while...LOL

Originally Posted by cdoublejj 

aside form the typo's that was kind of the point, i know my 850 corsair puts out some thing like 70 amps on the 12v that's just insanely sick. Don't believe me? check out how many amps generators put out or how many amps a refrigerator pulls, all be it at higher volts but, you get the idea.