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Hello everyone! Today I would like everyone's opinions on Vega Crossfire. Do you think its good or Bad? What are your reasons?

 

Also, I have a 850W psu, could it handle such a massive draw?

 

 

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no, an 850 W would die.  Probably best to have minimum 1000 W

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Just now, Ryan_Vickers said:

no, an 850 W would die.  Probably best to have minimum 1000 W

No longer relevant? Joking aside, what is the load power consumption of a vega 64, or a 56 

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3 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

no, an 850 W would die.  Probably best to have minimum 1000 W

DEAD minimum 1000W if the numbers are to believed.

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8 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

no, an 850 W would die.  Probably best to have minimum 1000 W

Depends on the exact model. If it's a Vega 64 Liquid then it will need 1000W+, but otherwise just an 850W should be enough.

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Just now, Jurrunio said:

Depends on the exact model. If it's a Vega 64 Liquid then it will need 1000W+, but otherwise just an 850W should be enough.

Just did the calculations, 350W load + 350W load + 180 - 220 W system draw and that already over 1000w

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4 minutes ago, MaxCraft said:

Just did the calculations, 350W load + 350W load + 180 - 220 W system draw and that already over 1000w

and that's assuming the 12v rail will give the full output...

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Lol.. PSU companies are going to make a killing off this, just think all those guys running 1000/1200w PSU on 400w systems.. with a 1000w system they ganna be able to sell them 3000w you know, for "Future Proof" 

 

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40 minutes ago, Not_Sean said:

Lol.. PSU companies are going to make a killing off this, just think all those guys running 1000/1200w PSU on 400w systems.. with a 1000w system they ganna be able to sell them 3000w you know, for "Future Proof" 

 

Electricians will make a killing then too, rerunning house wiring and upgrading breakers to 240 v or 30 amp or something to support 3000 W on a single plug xD 

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8 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

Electricians will make a killing then too, rerunning house wiring and upgrading breakers to 240 v or 30 amp or something to support 3000 W on a single plug xD 

Its a win win.. Also if corsair catch on quick enough they can just repurpose the 250D and sell it as a PSU Bay+controller, Now you can wire up 4 of your AXi 1500i and have one connector running to your Gaming rig. 

 

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