650w PSU handle gtx 670's in SLI ?
- Thread starter Dario_92
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Quote from geforce.com "Maximum Graphics Card Power (W) - 170"
Answer - Yes this PSU will be fine.
Thoughts - If you have the funds get a GTX 780 ^_^
Answer - Yes this PSU will be fine.
Thoughts - If you have the funds get a GTX 780 ^_^
Ok cheersNever actually thought to check the website haha. Thanks mate
No worries, it's usually the simplest of things that always slip through ^_^
S_I_N
New member
did you not you not see right under it it says min 500w psu thats just for one card so IMHO I wouldnt go under a 750watt psu but my personal recommendation is 850 for any sli or xfire setup even with the newer cards using less power the rest of your system and future expandability needs to be calculated in.
so basically I'm saying if ur not going to over clock anything and you have a very basic setup one hdd one odd a few case fans and the 2 cards it may work but it'll be at just over max recommended wattage. As theDTP you might be better going for the single higher card.
so basically I'm saying if ur not going to over clock anything and you have a very basic setup one hdd one odd a few case fans and the 2 cards it may work but it'll be at just over max recommended wattage. As theDTP you might be better going for the single higher card.
WYP
News Guru
i agree, i wouldn't go under a 750w power supply for sli or crossfire.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
670 SLI beats a 780 true, what they are trying to say is it is always better to go with one single more powerful card than 2 less powerful cards. Consumes less power and in the future better SLI-which defeats the purpose of single more powerful but the trend never stops.
Personally i would go with a 290 preflashed to a 290x, but thats just me.
Personally i would go with a 290 preflashed to a 290x, but thats just me.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
Matx? Smaller so should fill it out more.
