is this psu good enough to sli 2 gtx 770's ?
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Hi, our HCG-750 is strong enough.
And TDP is the average thermal heat dissipation of a processor under a certain scenario, which Intel, AMD and Nvidia define very flexibly for their products.
It is by far not the total amount of power drawn
And TDP is the average thermal heat dissipation of a processor under a certain scenario, which Intel, AMD and Nvidia define very flexibly for their products.
It is by far not the total amount of power drawn
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Thermal Design Power (TDP) represents the near maximum power a product can draw for a thermally significant period while running commercially available software.
i5-4670 = 84W
so 460W + 84W = 544W max tdp
i5-4670 = 84W
so 460W + 84W = 544W max tdp
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If you had the same one from review, you are good to go even it is old model, becuase from the review it can output up to almost 1000W, WOW.
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/Antec-High-Current-Gamer-750-W-Power-Supply-Review/1141/10
GTX770 sli: http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/geforce_gtx_770_sli_review,1.html
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Hi, our HCG-750 is strong enough.
And TDP is the average thermal heat dissipation of a processor under a certain scenario, which Intel, AMD and Nvidia define very flexibly for their products.
It is by far not the total amount of power drawn
And TDP is the average thermal heat dissipation of a processor under a certain scenario, which Intel, AMD and Nvidia define very flexibly for their products.
It is by far not the total amount of power drawn
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Hi, our HCG-750 is strong enough.
And TDP is the average thermal heat dissipation of a processor under a certain scenario, which Intel, AMD and Nvidia define very flexibly for their products.
It is by far not the total amount of power drawn
And TDP is the average thermal heat dissipation of a processor under a certain scenario, which Intel, AMD and Nvidia define very flexibly for their products.
It is by far not the total amount of power drawn
Thanks a lot for the answer
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