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Old 06-28-08   #1 (permalink)
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Default Enough power for Sli GTX 260
Curious if my current PSU would be powerful enough to run sli GTX 260's

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it will definetly be enough for sli, by the way dont make double threads
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Yeah...My bad, Im at work on these slow PIII computers.. I tried starting a thread and it locked up on me
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It will probably be OK. I'm not sure about the quality but it is rated for 60A on the 12V which is a little lower than I would like when paired with an OCed quad. You are probably going to be pushing 600W at full blast, maybe a little less depending on how much the quad is being utilized during gaming. If you were buying new I would point you towards an 800 or 850W with 65A+ but I don't think there should be a problem.
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