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is a 750w PSU enough for my system

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It is 80+ bronze and I'll be running:

2 gigabyte R9 270x in crossfire

Fx-8350

2x 4gb DDR3 ram

4x HDDs

Corsair H80i

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It is 80+ bronze and I'll be running:

2 gigabyte R9 270x in crossfire

Fx-8350

2x 4gb DDR3 ram

4x HDDs

Corsair H80i

yes but exactly what psu are you thinking of getting

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It is 80+ bronze and I'll be running:

2 gigabyte R9 270x in crossfire

Fx-8350

2x 4gb DDR3 ram

4x HDDs

Corsair H80i

yes. also if you don't know wich to choose, the EVGA Supernov G2 750 is amazing 

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Yeah.

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600 w will run with no problem too.....

I didn't know what to put here...

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750w is more than you need if anything. A 550w will probably run it.

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It is 80+ bronze and I'll be running:

Depends what PSU, but even a lower end 80+ Bronze 750W like CX750 will do fine.

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yes but exactly what psu are you thinking of getting

its a corsair one I'm not sure of the exact model. I have it already I'm thinking of getting another GPU I have 1 R9 270x
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its a corsair one I'm not sure of the exact model. I have it already I'm thinking of getting another GPU I have 1 R9 270x

well if its a cx or builder series one than its fine

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270's in crossfire + the fx8350 should push a 600W psu closer to its limit. I would spring for the 700w as long as its a reputable brand such as Seasonic, Enermax, Higher end Corsair. That way you can add more hard drives or more powerful graphics cards later down the road. 

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