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smexyghost

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also 100$ cheaper, you sure these are better than the gtx 660?
 
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smeezekitty

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Definitely sure they are not better.

You listed a 6670. Not a GTX660. There is a big difference.

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I figured out the problem. It was loaded a build I put together for a low cost system.

Your link was bad again (LOL)
Please post the "permalink" on the pcpartspicker system build page.
 
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smexyghost

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i'm sorry i'm gonna punch myself if this won't work http://pcpartpicker.com/p/16tb0
 
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smexyghost

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heheheh.. yeah it was very cheap... thx
 
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smexyghost

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is the Estimated Wattage in pcpartpicker accurate?
 
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The wattage calculator in pcpartpicker absolutely work well,
Bronze certified PSU is at least you should get so the wattage calculated, you can use as reference.
Hey, if you are overclocker, the wattage calculator might work when you choose gold/platinum certified PSU or plus 100-200 watt(this way is safer) to avoid unwanted scenario in your system build.
 
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