Hey guys. Can you help with my PSU?

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MatheusScheuer

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Hello there, I'm building a new system, and I'm not sure about the Power Supply I need.

The system:

Intel i5 4690k OC to 4.2 GHz
2 Way SLI Gigabyte GTX 980 Gaming G1 (maybe I'll be overclocking these too, not sure)
GA-Z97X-Gaming 3
16 GB (2x8gb) 1866 MHz C9
Corsair Hydro Series H110 or NZXT Kraken X61
NZXT Phantom 630

What PSU do you guys recommend? 850W is enough?

PS: I'm sorry for my poor grammar, I'm not a native english speaker (as you probably noticed LOL)
 
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patrichpachich
I recommend you to get msi gtx 970 2way sli, two 970 is just damn fine. but if you will insist better fps, I'd rather get 3way sli of 970 ($1050) than getting 2 way sli of 980 ($1100). and that would be absurd.

get XFX Pro 750w ($95) http://www.pcpartpicker.com/part/xfx-power-supply-p1750bbefx (for 970/980 2 way sli).
for cooling either of two would be great, but I personally want Corsair cooling system.
get SSD 120/250gb it will help for faster booting and loading times.
You might want corsair 450D/400r case?, NZXT H440 or Fractal Design R4

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I recommend you to get msi gtx 970 2way sli, two 970 is just damn fine. but if you will insist better fps, I'd rather get 3way sli of 970 ($1050) than getting 2 way sli of 980 ($1100). and that would be absurd.

get XFX Pro 750w ($95) http://www.pcpartpicker.com/part/xfx-power-supply-p1750bbefx (for 970/980 2 way sli).
for cooling either of two would be great, but I personally want Corsair cooling system.
get SSD 120/250gb it will help for faster booting and loading times.
You might want corsair 450D/400r case?, NZXT H440 or Fractal Design R4

 
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I already bought everything, except for the PSU and the WC. And, sadly, prices are not the same here in Brazil.
About the storage, I bought a 240gb SSD and a 2TB HD for now.


 
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