Will this card be able to?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130084

alright so i need some people to clear this up for me. My power supply has got 29A divided on 2 12V rails, and if i am correct 1 of those 2 rails goes to the cpu and the other 12V rail is for my gpu. Now to power up the card i want ( 8800gts 320mb), i need to have at least 26A AVAIBLE, but since my cpu is already using some power off the 1st rail, is there enough power left for the gpu? Because there is 14A for the cpu/gpu and 15A for the cpu/gpu. I would really like if you guys could clear this up for me, i probably just didnt get something that messed me over. Thanks in advance.greatmax1

Don't even worry about it, 320mb gts's run just fine on a 480w.

What do you think about this new rig? Still needs a better PSU, but I dont know what to buy yet.

Processor

Core 2 Duo E4400Processor speed2.0GHz Bus speed800MHz Level 2 cache 2MB

Memory

RAM 2GB Memory Type (RAM) 667MHz DDR2 SDRAM (PC2-5300) RAM expandable to: 4GB

Storage/Drives

Hard drive size 320GB Hard drive speed 7200RPM Burns DVDs,Lightscribe

Expansions

Available 3.5" bays 1 Available 5.25" bays 1 Available PCI slots 1 PCI-express slots 2

Graphics/video

X1950Pro

Software

Operating system Windows® Vista Home Premium

VaioAS

Hmmm, I'm gonna give it a 3/5, but if u oc that core 2 duo, i'll give it a 4.25. I know someone that overclocked that puppy to 3.6 ghz on water-cooling.

What is the maximum output of the original xbox's psu in watts?

Try it out, if the wall catches fire, stopRandom__Guy

*runs away*

Yeah, I don't want to catch the wall on fire :D.

So my dad just told me that our house hasn't been rewired since it was built in the late 20's! Atm I am using the 300w psu that came with my computer, and I need a 400w for an 8600gts. I've tried plugging in several things on the circuit, such as wii and xbox, and it seems to be fine, so would the 400w be okay?