I recently bought this PSU: http://www.thermaltake.com/purepower...R2/w009394.htm and i was wondering if it would run SLI or not, and if not which PSU should i get?
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Only 14/15 amps on each 12v rail isn't enough for 7900's.Originally posted by Heatseeker_no.1Yes it is powerfull enough for sli (at least with two 7900s), you may need some splitters for the cables though
Thats a very poor choice of PSU in that price range. You should have at least got something like this:
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If you want to run high end SLI you're gonna have to spend around $150 on a PSU.Comment
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Although that brand isn't the best it's enough to run dual 7800's. It has 40 amps on the 12v rail which is decent.Originally posted by BloodsportOK this has got me worried a bit now. I'm running two 7800's (all seems fine though).
I've got an EZCool 600W. Should I look at something better?Comment
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My old one blew up in a power surge and needed to get one fast :laugh:Originally posted by WreckAlthough that brand isn't the best it's enough to run dual 7800's. It has 40 amps on the 12v rail which is decent.
I'll keep this one untill it gives me problems or I upgrade the case as mentioned above.Comment
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try choosing from this list.
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oh ya also i see that only some sli motherboards come with the bridge connector that connects the 2 sli cards, but the motherboard i plan on getting for sli, does not have that connector, do you know of a place where i can buy the connector?Comment
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The connector should come with the board, not every mfg staggers the sockets the same...Originally posted by Sir. MrWobblesoh ya also i see that only some sli motherboards come with the bridge connector that connects the 2 sli cards, but the motherboard i plan on getting for sli, does not have that connector, do you know of a place where i can buy the connector?Comment
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