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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: The Shadows
Posts: 204
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After reading an article on Tom's Hardware it got me thinking, do you need a big beefy PSU to run a simple SLI setup?
Apparently not! http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/...thon,1962.html They run a system there, as you can see, with SLI 8800gt's and even a few extra fans and such off a 400w Silverstone PSU. So my question is, would the Coolermaster 460w PSU that comes bundled with many of their cases be able to handle a simple SLI setup like in the link (it would actually be 8800gs's not gt's)? It is slightly less powerful on the 12v rails. |
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Mount G-Unit, SA 5290
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Yes, it should. If you use a PSU calculator you can figure out how much power it wll draw.
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