New PSU With Graphics Card?

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GafferGames

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Currently I am running a 650W Power Supply, and it is pretty easily running my computer. However, I am currently using q 2Gb GTX 650 Ti Graphics Card, and I am planning on getting a second card, probably a 4Gb GTX 680 as I can't afford a better one, and I'm not planning on connecting them in SLI. The issue is I have used a couple of different build compatibility websites, and half of them say I'll need a bigger PSU, and the other half say I should be okay. Should I get a new PSU just to play it safe, or would there just be no need for it.

If it helps, my other current specs are :-
Intel i5 Quad Core Processor 3570K 3.4GHz Max O/C is 4.6GHz
16 Gb 1600MHz RAM
2 x 2Tb Seagate 7200RPM 3.5" HDD's
2 x 320Gb 5400RPM 2.5" HDD's
2Gb Palit GeForce GTX 650 Ti
Asus P8Z77-V LX Motherboard
Creat1ve Soundblaster Audigy SE Soundcard
Regular DVD+/- burner
17-in-1 Card Reader
TP-Link 300Mbps Dual Band Wireless Card
6 x 120mm Case Fans

Thanks for any help you can give, I really would like to know ASAP!
 
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You cannot run a 680 and a 650 in SLI. You will either need to get a single 680 and sell the 650 or run 2 x 650 in SLI.

As John said, what exact brand of PSU is it?
 
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