This PSU is good to use ?

Rytis_ · Oct 23, 2016

This PSU is good to use ? ATX Gamer - 80+ Bronze Werte - 850W

CTurbo · Oct 23, 2016

No I wouldn't use it

turkey3_scratch · Oct 23, 2016

Rytis_ · Oct 23, 2016

Rytis_ · Oct 23, 2016

what is best PSU for 2 gtx 980 ti ?

turkey3_scratch · Oct 23, 2016

Rytis_ :

What are the full system specs?

CTurbo · Oct 23, 2016

The EVGA B2 750w Bronze would be a good choice and is usually pretty well priced.

Rytis_ · Oct 23, 2016

i have
cpu i7 6700k
gpu 2x gtx 980 ti
motherboard msi z170a gaming m3
ddr 4 16gb
cooling corsair H80i gt
ssd 500gb samsung evo850

Rytis_ · Oct 23, 2016

turkey3_scratch :

i have
cpu i7 6700k
gpu 2x gtx 980 ti
motherboard msi z170a gaming m3
ddr 4 16gb
cooling corsair H80i gt
ssd 500gb samsung evo850

turkey3_scratch · Oct 23, 2016

Do you overclock? What exact GTX 980Ti models are those? How much do you overclock your CPU/GPUs in addition to what they come clocked at initially?

Rytis_ · Oct 23, 2016

turkey3_scratch :

i dont want overclock. Model is : Msi GTX 980 ti 6g

turkey3_scratch · Oct 23, 2016

https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_980_Ti_Gaming/28.html

Well it looks like intense games will load it to 280W so two of those is 560W. The I7-6700K while gaming is about 75W, so that makes that 635W so far. Add in the motherboard and other minor junk you are probably looking at a power consumption around ~660W when gaming. So I'd say a quality 750W power supply would work. Since you don't overclock this makes things easy. Oh and max load of the computer should be probably around ~690W I don't expect it to go past 700W really.

There are two philosophies here: Get a good 1000W power supply or get a good 750W power supply. Some people like to go for the 1000W power supply but it costs more. Remember, a great 750W power supply may be better than an average 1000W power supply.

Rytis_ · Oct 23, 2016

turkey3_scratch :

https://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_980_Ti_Gaming/28.html

Well it looks like intense games will load it to 280W so two of those is 560W. The I7-6700K while gaming is about 75W, so that makes that 635W so far. Add in the motherboard and other minor junk you are probably looking at a power consumption around ~660W when gaming. So I'd say a quality 750W power supply would work. Since you don't overclock this makes things easy. Oh and max load of the computer should be probably around ~690W I don't expect it to go past 700W really.

There are two philosophies here: Get a good 1000W power supply or get a good 750W power supply. Some people like to go for the 1000W power supply but it costs more. Remember, a great 750W power supply may be better than an average 1000W power supply.

with PSU u can recomend to me with pretty price ?

turkey3_scratch · Oct 23, 2016

I don't know how you define pretty price but the cheapest I'd go is the EVGA 750 B2 as CTurbo recommended http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438028 it's very good for the price.

Oh wait nevermind that grab this RM750x on sale before it's over! http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139192&cm_re=corsair_rm750x-_-17-139-192-_-Product very pretty price - very pretty.

Edit: Wait that is refurbished...

Rytis_ · Oct 23, 2016

Thx very much

turkey3_scratch · Oct 23, 2016

Wait one second let me check to make sure the PSU has all the necessary cables. Let me check both hang on.

Rytis_ · Oct 23, 2016

turkey3_scratch · Oct 23, 2016

Yep both the Corsair RM750x and EVGA 750 B2 have enough PCIe cables for two of those GTX 980Tis (each 980Ti needs two 8-pin PCIe cables). Of course there are more expensive power supplies even you can choose but you sounded like you wanted a pretty price so those are the prettiest prices out there.

Rytis_ · Oct 23, 2016

okay thx you

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