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Any of the PSUs Lasereth mentioned will work fine. It's not so much about wattage as it is about the volts on each rail and the overall quality of the PSU. This sounds stupid, but a good indicator of a good PSU is how much it physically weighs. The more it weighs, the more internal heatsinks and components it has to get the job done.
I remember I blew a 500W Powmax PSU with a normal PC setup, yet see my Enermax below (which I am still using today!):
My Enermax 410 watt PSU ran my PCI-E mobo, Athlon 64 3800+, 6800GT 256 MB, DVD-RW, 2 GB Corsair XMS PC3200, 4 x 80 MM LED fans, and SIX hard drives (yes, SIX!!) without a problem for 2 years. I still use it today in my main PC even though it was put through all of that stress.
Wattage means nothing in the realm of PSUs!
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Off the record, on the q.t., and very hush-hush.
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