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Hey forum,
howsabeen? ok gotta question, now that i have gotten the most out of my current system i am looking to upgrade to the legendary SLI setup. And where best than to start at the source? Question about this PSU, Good, Bad, Keep looking..? and that'll fit in a ATX case right? just checking http://www.newegg.com/product/produc...82E16817101208 Im thinking it will function well and im likin that "use only the cables you need" deal. so maybe i can get better airflow through my system. (79.7*F with 5 fans idle.blah) So hit me back, or not .... and i'll spend my money ANYWAY!!! ha ha ha.... oh right Peace |
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Personally I'd be looking for a 600/650w PSU but I think that might do, remember you've got A LOT of graphics power in SLI so my best bet would be going for a 600/650 maybe even 700w PSU.
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That one has 38 amps on the +12 V line which should be enough for SLI.
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I'm not running SLI, but that power supply should be fine. Particularly given that it's SLI certified.
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