Suggest a good PSU for a gtx 560 ti SLI?

[gam0reily]

Hello,

I wannna get a PSU to support my new build, with a gtx 560 ti, which I will SLI with another 560 ti in future.

As I can see from the geForce website, a single card needs minimum 500W power supply with two 6 pin connecters. I was looking at corsair PSUs but they only have 4 pin connectors. I dont get it, how cud they not have power supplies with 6 pin connectors? Although it lists two PCI-E connectors. Is that the 6 pin connector??


Anyway
If not corsair, what brand and wattage should I go for getting a GTX 560 ti SLI? I think it has to have at least 50 amps on the +12V rail. So what do you all suggest??


Thx in Advance!!

(PS, this a repost from the power and components section, where I posted the same thread. Feel free to check it out too)

 

[Sunius]

More like 60 Amps. I'd go with http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139021&Tpk=tx%20750.
And yeah, PCI-E connector is 6+2 pin (you can use it as either 6 pin or 8 pin).

 

[kajabla]

^that link doesn't work. The issue may be the period at the end.
Actually, I'm going to abandon my usual high-performance recommendation now that XFX has jacked up its price. Check this one out: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817341049
Or this one if you're a modular person: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817341052

 

[Sunius]

Sorry about the link. Fixed.

 

[kajabla]

Oh, that one's plenty good, but the OCZ is modular. At the same price point, modular wins.

 

[gam0reily]

how is a corsair GS 800 in comparison to a TX750?
I can get it for less.

 

[Sunius]

GS 800 is decent choice. It will run the cards without a problem.

 

[kajabla]

It's less efficient, but it'll do fine.

 

[gam0reily]

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[Mousemonkey]

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