Hi, my current rig is:
- Cooler Master Trooper
- Noctua d14
- Asus Z68 V Pro gen 3
- i5 2500k at 4.ghz
- Saphire hd6870 1gb
- Seagate Barracuda 7200 2tb
- Cooler Master iGreen Power 600W
Now i just want to buy another hd6870 and do a crossfire, but i have doubts with my psu.
its exactly this: http://www.extremeoverclocking.com/reviews/cases/Cooler_Master_iGreen_600W_1.html
It has 600W continuous and 700w Peak, but i know this is not the most important thing about the psu, it has 3 rails, 2 at 19.5a and 1 at 19a, so a total of 58a.
it has 2 6 pin connectors and i need 4 for the cf so i can use the adapters that came with the card.
so the question is simple, can i do that without being dangerous? Can that psu with this cf?
I can get another hd6870 for about 100$ or sell it and get a 7870 for about 200$.
what would be the best option?
Thanks and regards
- Cooler Master Trooper
- Noctua d14
- Asus Z68 V Pro gen 3
- i5 2500k at 4.ghz
- Saphire hd6870 1gb
- Seagate Barracuda 7200 2tb
- Cooler Master iGreen Power 600W
Now i just want to buy another hd6870 and do a crossfire, but i have doubts with my psu.
its exactly this: http://www.extremeoverclocking.com/reviews/cases/Cooler_Master_iGreen_600W_1.html
It has 600W continuous and 700w Peak, but i know this is not the most important thing about the psu, it has 3 rails, 2 at 19.5a and 1 at 19a, so a total of 58a.
it has 2 6 pin connectors and i need 4 for the cf so i can use the adapters that came with the card.
so the question is simple, can i do that without being dangerous? Can that psu with this cf?
I can get another hd6870 for about 100$ or sell it and get a 7870 for about 200$.
what would be the best option?
Thanks and regards
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