Corsair 850HX Sufficient for my build?

[Jaym14]

Like the title says...

I'm building a new system and picked up a brand new 850HX for dirt cheap. I figure it should provide enough power for my build but want to get opinions before I actually open the box.
I will need to power:

i7 920 overclocked
6 GB G.Skill perfect Storm DDR3 2000 MHZ ram
Asus Rampage II Gene MOBO
HD 4870x2 (5000 series to come later - maybe 5890)
Swiftech 655 B Pump
1 x 230 MM Fan
3 x scythe Kaze Ultra 3000 RPM 120x38mm Fans
3 x 1500 rpm 120mm led fans
Sunbeam Rheobus Controller
4 x cold cathodes
2 x 10,000 rpm Raptors
1 x 7200 rpm HDD
1 x dvd/cd burner/player

I used to antec calculator and came up with 715W Requirement.

Here are the specs on the PSU as well: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139011&cm_re=corsair_850w-_-17-139-011-_-Product

[thideras]

Way more than enough. The 620HX in my system would power that with a ton of room to spare.

[King107s]

I agree, you should have no problems at all. I'm using nearly the same power supply (TX version) and look at all the stuff I'm running in my sig.

[baditude_df]

With the 4(TX)and 6(HX) included 6+2 PCIe leads and if the 70amp/840W max rating of the 12v rail is accurate (and according to O.W. it is) then this PSU should power that system with two 4870x2's in X-fire. I see you are running a 12v pump as well, but that shouldn't matter too much.
With the gear you listed, you will have Plenty of headroom.

Go to JonnyGuru man: http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=153

[EarthDog]

Way more than enough. The 620HX in my system would power that with a ton of room to spare.
Absolutely. I havent seen that calculator that off before..

[Jaym14]

Thanks for all the speedy responses... you guys confirmed what I thought. Thank you!