Will my PSU be able to run two gpu's?

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Yes, it will certainly be able to run two of them. As you can see from my signature, im running two 760's off a 750W, with a 4770k and a water cooler.
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SWEET! I am planning on getting just one 240mm radiator to go on the top of where my two 140mm fans are, so you think I'll be fine doing that?
 
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actually, wait. i just thoroughly checked the specs of the PSU, and while it can provide 30A on the 12v rail, which is required for a 760, it doesnt do it very well.

If you have enough money, a suitable PSU would be something like this, for example:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139040

This is pretty much the same as your current one, only it has 62A on the 12v rail, which is enough for two 760's.

edit, never mind, the link i found was wrong. it provides 61A on the 12v rail, so you should be fine
 
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I don't have the cash... everyone else says it should work just fine.

word just read your edit, thanks man, and super thanks for taking the time to look at my psu specs too.
 
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As i just added in my edit about 2 seconds ago, the link i found was wrong. The PSU will be fine, sorry for any confusion. I suddenly thought i should make sure, in case it was insufficient, but it will handle two 760s fine.

 
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