can this run 2 sli gtx 970 cards and overclock cpu and gpus just fine? what im asking does it have enough power ?
1277248
It should be well more than enough to cover it. That combination, even overclocked, should use around 500W of power, taking into account everything you'll have in your system.
1277249
They have power supply calculators just do a search they are pretty accurate
1890453
This PSU has and still is serving me very well. It didn't flinch at anything I've thrown at it but I have not tried SLI. Should you are within its limits, you should also be fine with SLI.
983090
This should work fine, yeah. Your board supports ATI Crossfire (I'm not sure about nVidia SLI) so if you ever want to go multi-card, you might not be able to do so with this board. If you're going to stick with single card, though, this should be fine.
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I don't use dual graphics card setup,however I am 100% sure it supports it. This PSU comes with 4 PCI-E connectors. Two of them are single 8-PIN connectors and the other two are dual 8-PIN connectors. It is safe to assume it also supports 3-way crossfire or SLI.
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It's handled a 780TI, a 4570k OC'd to 4.5, and multiple outbound power draws (external hdds, iphone, microphones, etc...) without a hiccup for months. I imagine you could SLI/Crossfire any card combo and run a stable system without a problem. Tri-card and further setups might need a little more juice, depending on the cards you go with.
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Hi, Ryan. I can't speak to your specific hardware configuration, but I can give you mine for a somewhat-apples-to-somewhat-apples comparison.I am running this same GTX 650 Ti 2GB in a machine with: i7 950 overclocked to 3.07GHz, 16GB RAM, 1x 64GB SSD, 2x 1TB 7200RPM HDD, 1x 750GB 7200RPM HDD. This machine has a 600W OCZ PSU, and I've had no issues with lack of power. YMMV, of course.This is a great little consumer-level card, probably the best I've owned so far. It has taken everything I've thrown at it (all games on "high" settings) with ease.
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It should be fine, but just. Im running an i52500@3.7 and my 780@1ghz with a Corsair AX750.. My system consumes around 450w at full load. You may want to try it out first and then upgrade your Psu if you need to, specially if you are going to OC. Which I assume you will. But again, it should be fine to be honest. Have you simulated your power consumption online?
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you should be fine as long as you arent planning on running a super high end graphics card with it because 500w might be a little bit low for some of the major graphics cards. but if you're just gonna run something like a 6850 or something you should be just fine. hope this helps
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If your running stock clocks on your cpu and gpu you'll be ok, probably. I don't know the rest of your setup. Real world power draw is one thing and recommendations are another. I could get your setup to draw 500 gaming or 1000+ if overclocked. So that's my 2 cents.
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It will support 3-way SLI. The recommended power supply for that 3 GTX 760's is 900 watts.
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I have the 650w version. It says on the box that could run two 75w graphic card and a 50w cpu. I have only one gtx 250 sli, with like 10 fans and several lights. It's running fantastic. However yours will require around 700w for two of those cards. I would recommend getting 750w for overclocking or even more expansion down the road. I'm jealous btw I'm sure that card is awesome.
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Of course it will run your gear, with 750w of power will be enough for SLI or CrossFire. Just make sure that the power supply has the 6 pin connectors that your video cards will demand. But when it comes to power, 750w is fair enough.
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I have a 600W power supply, and won't be getting SLI. I've cranked up everything to max in every game I've played on it, and it hasn't had any issues. 650W is plenty.
1192928
The system may run but it will be at a performance loss. I am running this card with an AMD FX8350 8 core @ 4.00Ghz and an MSI 970A-G46 MB and running good on a 600 Watt PSU. I would recommend at least a 600 Watt.
813152
Yes it will. It has more than enough power to handle that CPU as well as most power hungry gpu's as well as long as you use a single graphics card you should be fine. More than one and I would start actually counting up how many Watts your system eats and go from there
1267168
You always want more power than what is suggested. It will run but will put extra wear in the 600w power supply. Took a fast look if you are spending this much on the graphics card take a look for yourself. You can find a decent 850w-1200w for under $300. I did see one under $100, when you can you want to double the power requirements.
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As long as you motherboard has at least one PCI slot your fine. CPU does not matter when choosing a GPU. Make sure you have a big enough power supply to power this card. Also you might wanna look into NVIDIA gtx 970 because its the same price (less video memory) but faster speeds.