How much power for 2 Superclocked gtx 760

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Running multiple monitors off one of them probably won't give you the best performance. I run one on a 2560x1440 screen and in newer titles I can't have all the settings maxed. You might go for the 4GB versions but I don't think evga offers those.

PSU you will want a 750w or more. 60+ amps on the 12v rail. The higher the better for headroom for overclocking.

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Running multiple monitors off one of them probably won't give you the best performance. I run one on a 2560x1440 screen and in newer titles I can't have all the settings maxed. You might go for the 4GB versions but I don't think evga offers those.

PSU you will want a 750w or more. 60+ amps on the 12v rail. The higher the better for headroom for overclocking.
 
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Surround will run on a single gtx 760 no problem besides being slightly underpowered by the card (use lower settings then)

for 2 760;s, i would suggest no less than a decent 750 watt, but would recommend a decent 850 watt for safety sake

the corsair tx 850 is a great psu, but there are many others that are also good, like seasonic or evga
 

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You should be fine with that PSU. Adding a 2nd 760 on 1 1080p screen will give you an FPS increase, but it won't be noticeable on a 60hz monitor. It will help more with a dual/triple monitor set up, but you will want more VRAM on the cards in that situation. See if you can "Step up" to the 4GB versions if EVGA has them available.