First of all, you can run 3 way SLI with GTX460. 2 Way is max.
And for that, a quality 750W is more than enough.
And for that, a quality 750W is more than enough.
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You would only need 6 6pin pcie - most high end psu's have that - the Corsair TX950 that I had, had that setup, my HX1000 has 8 8pin... - and to the above poster,
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if your running 2 way sli, youre using the 3rd 460 just like any other Phsyx card
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Agreed - TX950, and you'll get full use of all its pci connectors!Originally Posted by appleg33k85;12998238
You would only need 6 6pin pcie - most high end psu's have that - the Corsair TX950 that I had, had that setup, my HX1000 has 8 8pin... - and to the above poster,
if your running 2 way sli, youre using the 3rd 460 just like any other Phsyx card![smile.gif]()
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The TX950 is a good for this scenerio maybe?
EDIT : As above poster mentioned..
A bit tired :/
My bad, all I saw was '3' and 'GTX460'..Originally Posted by appleg33k85;12998238
You would only need 6 6pin pcie - most high end psu's have that - the Corsair TX950 that I had, had that setup, my HX1000 has 8 8pin... - and to the above poster,
if your running 2 way sli, youre using the 3rd 460 just like any other Phsyx card![smile.gif]()
The TX950 is a good for this scenerio maybe?
EDIT : As above poster mentioned..
A bit tired :/
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Read properly, he's running two in SLi, and an extra one for PhysX.
Originally Posted by Cee First of all, you can run 3 way SLI with GTX460. 2 Way is max. And for that, a quality 750W is more than enough. |
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thank you, +rep for answering
Originally Posted by windfire I think people are just confused because OP uses ''3 way sli'' in the title. Anyway, Corsair HX850 (US$155) and TX950 (US$140) both have six 6+2-Pin PCIe connectors. The former has modular design while the latter has more power. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...9011&Tpk=hx850 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817139013 |
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