- Dec 16, 2009
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Hi so I read around online and went up to microcenter here in st louis, I talked to a guy about what kind of power supply should I get for my 2 x 465gtx sli'd, intel core i5 750 overclocked to 3.4ghz (no voltage increase) and ram at ddr3 dual channel 1600mhz (no volts increase). also 1ssd + 2sata hdd's in raid, 5 LED fans and 1 dvdrw drive, Im currently Using a coolermaster 750watt gx series 60amp 12v rail, I get bluescreens when i Use my second card, Yes i can verify its works, long story short i ran that psu for a week in sli and started having issues, switched 3 different motherboards and that wasnt the problem, found out my psu is probably degrading itself so im running on stock settings atm, sorry for all the info, but Im asking Is a Multi Rail Power Supply A Better Choice for me or a Single 12v rail psu, I went on Slizone.com nvidias site for sli requirements and so forth, anyways It didnt show my cards on there so I just chose 2x 470's in Sli seeing there the same card pretty much and it showed a Ton of Power supplys, I chose http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371012&cm_re=Antec_TruePower_Quattro-_-17-371-012-_-Product
and seeing my cards are 38 amps each and those rails are only 25amps each x 4, will I run into issues with that power supply? I need to get something at least under $200, That psu above is only $159 atm and its a good deal it seems, Would You guys/girls Prefer a Multi Rail for my system or a Single 12v rail? Thanks Guys Looking Forwards to some Responses... -Jim
and seeing my cards are 38 amps each and those rails are only 25amps each x 4, will I run into issues with that power supply? I need to get something at least under $200, That psu above is only $159 atm and its a good deal it seems, Would You guys/girls Prefer a Multi Rail for my system or a Single 12v rail? Thanks Guys Looking Forwards to some Responses... -Jim
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