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the seasonic 660w is more than a decent unit... that out of the way... it has a 55amp 12v rail.
I have a evga 780 classy that i would like to push to 1.3v on the core which should roughy equal out to 468w max theoretical load, never mind the core speed, likely 1.35ghz+
I have a 2500k that is currently at 1.356v load 1.392v idle 4.6ghz.
Any power supply gurus out there think i would have any headroom? If i were just going for modest overclocks on the 780 i would think its more than enough but if down the road i want to block my cpu and gpu and be at 5.0ghz/1.5ghz respectively, i just dont know.
I mean, $80 for a 80 plus platinum 660w seasonic... cmon.
www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151121
I have a evga 780 classy that i would like to push to 1.3v on the core which should roughy equal out to 468w max theoretical load, never mind the core speed, likely 1.35ghz+
I have a 2500k that is currently at 1.356v load 1.392v idle 4.6ghz.
Any power supply gurus out there think i would have any headroom? If i were just going for modest overclocks on the 780 i would think its more than enough but if down the road i want to block my cpu and gpu and be at 5.0ghz/1.5ghz respectively, i just dont know.
I mean, $80 for a 80 plus platinum 660w seasonic... cmon.
www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151121
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