Looking at maybe getting HD 3870 X2, PSU question

Im looking at perhaps getting the HD 3870 X2 video card. I currently have an nvidia 8800GT 512mb. My motherboard is an Intel 38DX so I cant SLI 8800s on it so hence im thinking of 3870x2. I could possibly switch to an nvidia 790i motherboard coming out soon and a 2nd 8800GT 512 and SLI those for about the cost of the HD 3870x2 although it would require more work since I have to swap the motherboards and the CPU,RAM etc and I dont think it is worth it.

My main question is though... I currently have this
http://enthusiast.hardocp.com/arti [...] VzaWFzdA==
Ultra x2-extreme 750W PSI

power supply and it has come to my attention that it is not so great although its specifications looked good to me when I bought it.

Will this PSU be able to handle the HD 3870x2? It has 2x PCI-E 6 pin connectors. If it can handle it at stock speed, could it handle overclocks onthe HD3870x2? I dont think it will and hence I would have to buy yet another PSU that is certified for Xfire/SLI for real this time and stop playing around with these low cost yet misleading PSUs.

Thank you.

for best effeciency use a 650 to 850

if you going to add 2 go with a 850 to 1000


expect 500w at 80% that 600w and you need 20-25% overhead for effeciency

I recommend an Antec TPQ 850 or 1000 if you plan on going CrossfireX in the future with two 3870x2's or similiar 4xxx series cards.

I had to go Antec Neo 650 for budget reasons. That supports just one 3870x2. Here's ATI's certified PSU list. Some Ultras are on it, but most PSU's by that company aren't all that good. It probably depends on who they subcontract out to build the PSU. I looked for yours on the certified list of Ultra PSUs for a single 3870x2, it's not on the list.

http://ati.amd.com/online/certifiedpsu/index.html