OCZ modxtream

[jasonwow]

would this psu http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4362113&CatId=2496
be able to support 2 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150369
and a oced dual core

 

[bomberboysk]

Generally speaking, No. This however, would: (not modular, and its recertified, but you cannot beat it for the price)
http://www.svc.com/ocz700gxssli-b.html

 

[jasonwow]

does it not have enought power or not enought connecters?

 

[ganzey]

the first one would have enough power and connectors, but it would be running at almost full load the entire time which wouldnt be good for it.

the one bomberboy suggested is VERY good, it has enough power and connectors and will work good

 

[jasonwow]

lol but it would run one 4770

 

[bomberboysk]

does it not have enought power or not enought connecters?

Not enough power, for two of those cards in crossfire it only has around 400W on the +12v rails, it might run them but your cutting it close.

Singlecard, it will run just fine.

 

[jasonwow]

would it be able to run a singe loop cpu water cooling

 

[bomberboysk]

would it be able to run a singe loop cpu water cooling

Basically anything except crossfire will run on it. If you want to run crossfire, spring for the recertified gamexstream i linked to, or a higher power unit such as the 700W modxstream.

 

[Jet]

Buy the 700w GameXStream that bomber recommended. It's so cheap ($40!) for what you're getting (A $120+ PSU), and you'll have room to grow. Your power usage will be practically the same for each of them.

 

[jasonwow]

alright cool definataly going to get a better modular psu when they drop a bit
thanks for help