600w

[1upsuddz]

Can a 600w power a 1-6870, and 2-6870?

 

[tokencode]

600 is cutting it cose, my best guess is that if it has the right connectors it will def work with 1, and most likely 2, but I would reocmmend 750w +

 

[1upsuddz]

hmm i guess no crossfire till the future then

 

[geekapproved]

You have not provided enough information for a intelligent answer.

First of all, a QUALITY 600w psu with FOUR 6-pin 75w connectors would likely be plenty for 2-6870, depending on the rest of your system components, which you failed to mention.

Second of all, a CHEAP 600w psu only puts out a real 400w. A QUALITY 600w psu, will put out a true 600w.

Since you didn't mention the power supply by name, I'm assuming it's a CHEAP unit and it probably doesn't even have FOUR 6-pin connectors. let alone a real 600w of output.

So the answer is no.

 

[1upsuddz]

Ultra X4 600w, Intel core I5 750@2.67GHz, DDR3 4096MBytes, Motherboard-EVGA 120-LF-E650. thats all i think since i dont have the programs to see what i have on my computer

 

[geekapproved]

That's a horrible power supply and likely does not put out even close to 600w.

It fails to meet even the basic 80+ efficiency certification and does not have the proper pci-e cables to run 2 video cards.

So the answer is no.

 

[1upsuddz]

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