is this good for two titans and 4770k
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I would get a big higher wattage on your place. There is a good tool from ASUS to calculate the approximate PSU power you will require for your system: http://support.asus.com/powersupply.aspx
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I didn't try my i7-4770K on this machine. The ASUS spec. said it will support this i7-4770K and I checked the pins can fit into this MB. However, you might want to consider to use i7-3770 or (K) CPU instead since this MB is built with Intel Z77 Chip-set. And, i7-4770K should be best paired with Intel Z87 Chip-set to maximize the benefits of the new gen-4 i7 CPU. Another consideration is that this MB has 16GB RAM limitation due to its two-sockets for RAM. So, the i7-4770K CPU might be a bit wasted on this small MB in my opionion. For me, I use my i7-4770K CPU on my other ASUS Z87-A MB with 32GB RAM (DDR 2400) set-up. It was flying fast with many VMs for my purpose. Best luck and have fun. I didn't try my i7-4770K on this machine. The ASUS spec. said it will support this i7-4770K and I checked the pins can fit into this MB. However, you might want to consider to use i7-3770 or (K) CPU instead since this MB is built with Intel Z77 Chip-set. And, i7-4770K should be best paired with Intel Z87 Chip-set to maximize the benefits of the new gen-4 i7 CPU. Another consideration is that this MB has 16GB RAM limitation due to its two-sockets for RAM. So, the i7-4770K CPU might be a bit wasted on this small MB in my opionion. For me, I use my i7-4770K CPU on my other ASUS Z87-A MB with... » Read More I didn't try my i7-4770K on this machine. The ASUS spec. said it will support this i7-4770K and I checked the pins can fit into this MB. However, you might want to consider to use i7-3770 or (K) CPU instead since this MB is built with Intel Z77 Chip-set. And, i7-4770K should be best paired with Intel Z87 Chip-set to maximize the benefits of the new gen-4 i7 CPU. Another consideration is that this MB has 16GB RAM limitation due to its two-sockets for RAM. So, the i7-4770K CPU might be a bit wasted on this small MB in my opionion. For me, I use my i7-4770K CPU on my other ASUS Z87-A MB with 32GB RAM (DDR 2400) set-up. It was flying fast with many VMs for my purpose. Best luck and have fun. « Show Less
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With the way the case orients the graphics cards you shouldn't have a problem fitting two titans in it. It should fit an ATX power supply of any wattage rating.
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of course NOT. i7-4770k is LGA-1150 socket, this is LGA-1155. get the Z87 Mobo
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The biggest improvement is in the TIM (thermal interface material) which will improve temp's, resulting in a better overclock. Many enthusiast replaced the TIM on the 4670K's and lowered their temps by 10-20*C. I haven't seen any benchmarks published but I would be surprised if there's more than 5% improvement on any of the test.Also, there is an improvement on the integrated graphics.
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It's an SLI bridge for 2 video cards. It will work for any 2 video cards that support SLI like Titan and others. Your motherboard has to support SLI for the cards to run in SLI. If ASUS Maximus VI micro ATX motherboard supports SLI, then, yes, you can use this bridge between 2 Titans.
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Yes! i own two of the v2 990fxa-GD80. i got them for mining scrypt and then took one of the boards for a new gaming rig. the 220watt cpus r crazy hot but they work just fine in the mobo. I am running the quad core 4.7ghz amd cpu on that mobo. The only problem is how much heat that thing gens
588459
Oh ya, that will work well. That motherboard could support 2 of these behemoth cards. I have one and it kicks a**. Comparable to a 780. Really awesome.
310807
Yes. It can run most games on highest settings atm, but may be dated soon. Just remember, sli with 2 of these is arguably better than a Titan.
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I have an 800watt psu powering the 760 and an additional 560 I have sitting as a physx card. so with just one 760 you should be fine.
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It should work just fine with one GeForce TITAN and a good quality brand 750 Watt power supply.
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i RETUIRNED THE 4790 because it ran to Hot, I'm very satisfied with the 4770. Just install as much RAM as you can affordHave FunChuck
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Yes, but you need the newest Bios Revision. (F9) http://www.gigabyte.us/support-downloads/cpu-support-popup.aspx?pid=4487 I recently upgraded to the 4790K and have had no issues.
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I wouldn't suggest it. That rig would probably be okay with a single card but two is a stretch. The i5 4690k sucks down 88watts without overclocking, so you're looking at 110-120 watts from your CPU alone. As a rule, you usually want about 400-500 watts available for each card, 300 minimum - that way your system wont randomly shut off during intense gaming. 100+300+300 = 700 so you're already kinda stretching it. I'd suggest at least a 900-1000 watt power supply.
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Yes sir. I am currently running 2 x AMD 7870's on it very nicely. The second PCI-E rail is even at 16x so should work fine with any crossfire set up.
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No problems here. Running it with a 4790K on an MSI Gaming 7 LGA1150 systemboard. Be sure and enable XMP in your BIOS to get the full memory speed.
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Can't speak to the r9 specifically, but it does well w/ my 760 and 4770k. I wouldn't think the r9 draws significantly more power.