aerocool strike x 800w vs corsair tx 850v2

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i was wondering what psu you guys would pick, and i know the tx 850 is made by seasonic but i was wondering who makes aerocools strike x, also i was wondering if there are any other psu's i should consider. in the same price range of course.
 
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Way more power than you will need but it's a quality unit and will not hurt anything but your bank account to get it.
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The Aerocool is made by Andyson. Seasonic beats even other quality manufacturers. Andyson is not what I would call a "quality" manufacturer.

For a system needing that much power ( 2 x GTX 680s or 2 x HD 7970s ) I would get the Seasonic X series. $139 after rebate and you will not beat the quality. With $1000 or more worth of GPUs it's certainly worth an extra few dollars to get a high end power supply for them.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151102
 
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First I would go with a single strong GPU over any multi card setup. Some games do not support Crossfire or Sli and multi card setups can cause micro stuttering. Here is a list of power needed for just about any card setup you can run.

http://www.realhardtechx.com/index_archivos/Page362.htm

Stick with Corsair, Seasonic, PC Power and Cooling, XFX, Silverstone, Enermax, OCZ, Antec or the higher efficiency Rosewill units for quality.
 

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So, how about the tx850 i was going for the 750 but it's £5 more for another 100 watts also i'm planning to use one 7870 xt, i understand they are extremely close in performance to a 7950 and £60 cheaper, but i most likely will xfire later, or upgrade my card
 
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Way more power than you will need but it's a quality unit and will not hurt anything but your bank account to get it.
 
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