Errr... 1kw is overkill, you don't need that much power x.x
1KW Power Supply for TWO 8800GTX cards
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That would be the one!
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Originally Posted by Snerp http://www.pcpower.com/products/view....php?show=S75Q there you go |
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It has the 8 pin, but I dunoo if it will support 4 of the 8 series GPUs. Why would you need 4?
Originally Posted by apopilot Well, that is what I was searching for and could not find it. Looks like you guys found it for me. Thanks. I want to make sure I have the 8 pin power for my new 680i Intel Board. Also, I want to make sure I have 4-6pin power connectors for dual 8800GTX cards or future QUAD SLI. |
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Yep
Originally Posted by atomicfission92 That would be the one!
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They are REALLY good units. The 750 Quad is named so because of the 4 PCI-E connectors
Originally Posted by apopilot The new 8800GTX cards each take TWO 6-pin power connectors. On another note on PC Power and Cooling site this is not listed as a Highe Performance PSU like my existing PCaC TURBO510. Is this Quad Silencer a good unit? |
They are REALLY good units. The 750 Quad is named so because of the 4 PCI-E connectors
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lol, for TWO? i'm pretty sure they recommend at least 750 watts for two.
http://www.slizone.com/object/slizon..._powersupplies
Originally Posted by Fishie36 Get a quality 450-500w and you're golden. I'd recommend seasonic personally, since they are quiet, relyable, and energy efficient. |
http://www.slizone.com/object/slizon..._powersupplies
OK, I must've read wrong somewhere. I seem to recall the nvidia website saying 400w for single GTX, and 450W for dual GTX. I can't seem to find that anymore. Ignore me
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it probably said 400 for a single GTS and 450 for a GTX.
Originally Posted by Fishie36 OK, I must've read wrong somewhere. I seem to recall the nvidia website saying 400w for single GTX, and 450W for dual GTX. I can't seem to find that anymore. Ignore me
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Yeah probably.
Originally Posted by cgrado it probably said 400 for a single GTS and 450 for a GTX. |
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