Am i pushing the power supply to more than its limits ?

[johnnyq8]

guys you can see my rig in the signature but i will also be including this upgrades

another 5870 in crossfire
noctua NH-D14 cpu cooler
Corsair force 120 GB SSD

identical i will be having 3 drives one ssd and 2 HDD
and i will overclock my cpu to 4.0 GHZ mine is D0 and i heard its uses less voltes than the previous version

but can my power supply handle it smoothly or it will blow up in any minute by the way now im using 5870 in crossfire but i havent got my ssd and noctua yet and from two days the pc just shutdown and wont boot until i changed the cable that goes from the wall to my PSU could it be the proplem ??
thanks in advance

oh yeah yeah there is a deal for me a guy will sell he's powersupply its model not famous its called force power bird 1200 watt or something like that its 80 plus silver and he want to sell for 50 K.D about 180 $ and he told me that its unused he bought it from dubai but he dont use it its brand new is it good deal ?

 

[o1die]

Find out who makes it; ocz and seasonic are the biggest manufacturer's of ps; also pick it up; heavy is better; it should weigh 4-5 lbs.

 

[iceclock]

that powersupply is fine for overclocking johnny, shouldnt have any problems with it,

 

[johnnyq8]

that powersupply is fine for overclocking johnny, shouldnt have any problems with it,

you mean that i dont have to change my tx 750 watt ?

by the way here is a pictures of that psu i have seen in the deal

 

[iceclock]

yes thats what my message implied, its a fine stable and reliable ps

 

[cjl]

For a pair of 5870s and an overclocked i7, your Corsair is fine. In fact, I'd trust your corsair more than some random "Powerbird Force" PSU.

(Also, those images are unnecessarily enormous...)

 

[johnnyq8]

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