enough watts to run my system?

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Anthony Lopez

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ok hello all i have a asus z87-pro motherboard 8 gig of ram i5 4570s and my graphic card is a ecga geforce gtx 660ti sli or supoer overclocked and im running a cm750x power supply, im not sure if im getting enough juice because my graphic card is running but not at high performance its really low in fps. can it be the wattage or the graphic card?
 
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gtx 660 ti superclocked tdp = 150W
i5 4570s tdp = 84w
mobo and other comp = 30W
Total = 264W
You are good to go with that psu. what amps is present in 12V rail of your psu?
 
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ya sli system i dont know bout the bundle pacvkage i bought it went to nvidia and downloaded the 332.21 driver, and i tested my fps on battlefield 4 because its running really laggy and i was only getting 30 frams and before the update i had the gtx 660 and i use to get 80 frames
 
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if you have sli system then the total wattage at load is around 420 - 430W. You must have at least 42A on 12V rail. 12X42 = 504W.
 
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If that doesn't work , try downloading gpuz and check the logs to see the max gpu usage. If its not 98% or above...something is wrong. Also what resolution are you running the game?
 
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open your case and check the amperes in psu labelled under +12v. If amps is more than 42 (generally it is 62A for a 750W PSU) then you are fine. Other than that it may be a driver issue.
 
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He said that his psu was cm 750x..is that cooler master?
 
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