Yes.
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/graphics/2014/09/19/nvidia-geforce-gtx-970-review/11
~300W wall usage for system with GTX970. (So it includes CPU etc.)
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So, with the upcoming release of the new gtx series i'm willing to upgrade to the 970.
My current specs:
-gtx 600ti
-8 gb ram
-i7-2600 quad-core 3.4 Ghz
-2x1TB hard disk
-PSU 500 watt
Are 500watt enough? To be precise, the psu is a modular OCZ modxsteam pro. Is the upgrade worth it or should i wait?
If not, considering i also wanted to buy a ps4 for bloodborne, will games such as metal gear solid V and arkham knight perform better on ps4 or on my current rig?
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