Looks like you may need to look into other case possibilities. Maybe broaden your size range by a slight amount.
Also, why 660Ti? There are better cards for the money.
Also, why 660Ti? There are better cards for the money.
1. You don't need 850W to drive two 660Tis. A 650W will do even with overclocked 3770K.Originally Posted by ScoutX
Problem 1> I can't find a case similar to this that can take an 850w-1000w ATX Power Supply (PSU)
Problem 2> I can't find a modular 850w-1000w SFX PSU (The size this case actually takes)
Problem 3> I can't find an 850w-1000w ATX PSU that's 150mm deep or less (would solve problem1)
Problem 4> I can't find Right Angle PCI-E 6 Pin adapters (Normal ones won't fit in tight case space)
Problem 5> I can't find an Asus V7 case unless I buy the whole system from Asus (This case fits)
All these cases are 2x larger in volume than what the OP linked...
Yeah, I'd definetly go with a more expensive single card solution as opposed to 2 lesser cards, which will draw more power and produce more heat and noise.Originally Posted by Biorganic
And yet I dont see a ton of options for his issues. I was just linking possibilities. And the sugo is definitely not 2x the volume.
There is a reason why he is having issues with such a build in that case. Plus running dual cards in that thing would be pretty bad for temps.
660Ti has a TDP of 150W. which puts a pair of them at 300WOriginally Posted by ScoutX
As for the 650w Silverstone Gold PSU, Yes it's 140mm in depth, but it's only the 650w. The higher Watt versions are all 180mm. 650w is not enough to power overclocked I7-3770k + 2 overclocked 660Ti cards plus a 2TB 7200 rpm Seagate Drive. Everyone I've talked to and most of the overclock articles I've read say 750 minimum for that setup. Or am I completely wrong on this?
it will be hard to do SLI with anything smaller then SG03
ST65F-G has two cables that end in 4 connectors. http://www.silverstonetek.com/goods_cable_define/st65f-g-cable-define.pdf
you really only have 1 choice for high performance rig if small SLi is what you are looking for. the SG09/10 are the smallest SLi boxes that still offer the capability of good cooling for all components. personally i'm more partial towards TJ08-E however SG09/10 is smaller.
i wouldn't just pick some random PSU. if you are looking for alternatives, look in this listOriginally Posted by ScoutX
Thanks for the response and info Psyclum.
I checked out available 650w PSUs from Seasonic, Silverstone, and others. Sadly, however, none of them, come with the needed Four PCI-E 6 pin connectors. The most they offer are two. But the good / not so good news is that I did find a Coolmaster GX-750 that is 150x140x86mm which will work in the case. Unfortunately it is only a mediocre PSU with so-so reviews. But since it's a 750 (initially anyway) It should be able to handle the 2 video cards, processor and 2TB HD even though its not as efficient as the better ones from Seasonic. The other issue is that there seems to be an old version of this PSU and a new one. Some stats say it has only 2 PCI-E connections and other stats say it has 4 and is SLI ready. Still trying to confirm this though.