Is a cx430 enough for this build?
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No you can't have two GTX 750Ti anyway.
I would not run two gpu on a CX 430.
The CX 430 should run on with your build. But I wouldn't use it personally. I would suggest a XFX 550W Core edition psu. This psu will be fine for future upgrades.
I would not run two gpu on a CX 430.
The CX 430 should run on with your build. But I wouldn't use it personally. I would suggest a XFX 550W Core edition psu. This psu will be fine for future upgrades.
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XFX are quite possibly the worst PSU manufacturers out there and there GPUs also have a very short life span, there is a reason why Nvidia quit their partnership with XFX
Yes OP, the CX430 will do you fine with that build. The 750ti rarely even requires a 6pin power connector and the CX430 already has one of those 6 pin connectors with a +2 pin for more demanding GPUs. I myself own a CX430 and I am very happy with my purchase. Been using it for 2+ years now with a HD7770
Many people will beg to differ.
Look at this list and see where Corsair CX series goes against XFX psu:
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-1804779/power-supply-unit-tier-list.html
You cannot compare XFX's PSU division with GPU. They're completely different.
It your opinion that XFX is bad for you in the past but XFX all uses Seasonic as OEM which is one of the leading brands for PSU. Saying XFX is bad is saying Seasonic is bad. All professional PSU reviewers will say XFX are better quality than Corsair CX series.
The only reason why Nvidia cut partnership to XFX for GPU is that they began to sell AMD gpus, Nvidia cut their partnership because of this.
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