another GTX 760 in SLI?
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Sh4dowD0minus321
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You are better of at buying/using single card... Less power consumption, less noise etc. Nvidia recommends W500+ power supply with 2x 6 pins connectors for a single card, so I think that you should buy better PSU. Does your motherboard support SLI?
TheJourneyman
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You will need a more powerful PSU. 600W is not enough for a 6300 and 760's in SLI, you will bottleneck(undervolt) while gaming for sure.
Mousemonkey
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A decent 650w or 700w PSU would be enough. The 760's are 170w cards and I was running two 170w cards on a 620w PSU for a couple of years without any power issues.
TheJourneyman
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I would suggest a 700w as minimum. Assuming a decent PSU with 80+ cert., this is enough for your components at max load. Although with little headroom.
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