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Just a quick question about power requirements for GTX Titan Black 2-way SLI. I'm currently running this setup on an XFX ProSeries 850W XXX Edition, link here: http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/psu/46501-xfx-850w-proseries-xxx-semi-modular-bronze-psu/

Will this be enough to handle it?

Thanks in advance.
 
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Yeah thats not how it works at all, thats the recommendation for full system. Each Titan black can draw around 250w.

Your XFX 850w is enough for 2x Titan blacks.


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In their website, it states that one Titan Black requires a minimum of 600w, if 2 Titan Blacks, well, requires 1200W PSU, so no, it will not have enough power.
 
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I don't think that's entirely how it works, 600W is recommended to power the entire system, and with a second card, you don't replicate the entire system's worth of components.
 
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Yeah thats not how it works at all, thats the recommendation for full system. Each Titan black can draw around 250w.

Your XFX 850w is enough for 2x Titan blacks.


I wish people would just not post, rather than give answers about things that they have no idea about....
 
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Indeed.

I don't know if Corsair Link is a trust worthy source but I have Titan Blacks in SLI running cores of 1280MHz and have yet to see my PC draw more than 715W from the wall. Again, I don't know if Corsair Link can be used as a trust worthy source though!!!
 
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