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Corsair TX-650 enough for crossfire/sli?

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I have a corsair TX-650 , with 52 amps on a single 12volt rail,

Would I be able to power two 6850's in crossfire with overclocking? (so essentially two 6870s)

Or from the green team would I be able to power two gtx 560 ti's in SLI with overclocking?

Note I also plan to overclock my cpu to around 4ghz

System specs:
i5-2500k
Asus P8P67 pro
Antec 300 (2 stock fans only)
8gb (2x4gb 1600mhz ddr3 ram)
1 HDD (WD caviar black)


Thank you....

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Thanks for the replies, ill probably play it safe and go with two 6850s then since ati seems to use less power. I dont even need the 560ti's anyways... its just that I found the msi hawk one on kijiji for $200... in Canada so its a good price, but somebody beat me to it unfortunately.

What is the difference in the V2? I bought mine a while ago so its V1.
Is there anything in particular wrong with the V1? lol ... now I am worried...
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amirp said:
Thanks for the replies, ill probably play it safe and go with two 6850s then since ati seems to use less power. I dont even need the 560ti's anyways... its just that I found the msi hawk one on kijiji for $200... in Canada so its a good price, but somebody beat me to it unfortunately.

What is the difference in the V2? I bought mine a while ago so its V1.
Is there anything in particular wrong with the V1? lol ... now I am worried...

There's nothing wrong with a TX650 V1 !
No worries:) 
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