Is this enough for crossfire?

[keith_irl]

HHi I'm lookin gto get a new PSU, at the moment I'm running a OCZ Modxtream 700, I'm sure thats just enough power to crossdire my dual 7870 le's in crossfire but i only has 2 pci express connections available and I dont want to run molex adapters to get things going and ruin any aesthetics I have with horrible splitters and extensions.

 

I am considering the corsair rm750 but again I dont want to run into this problem.

 

Can someone confirm how many pci e cable this ships with and accepts? Looking at this pic it can take 3 x 6+2 cables. But I need 4 x 6 pin to run both cards?

Am I missing something?

 

[helping]

One ribbon should split into two 6+2 connectors

 

you have 4. 

[Bloodyvalley]

OCZ isn't a reliable PSU company.

 

Switch to SeaSonic

[sk8ermanblue]

this should be a 4x6+2 and be just fine for running the cards. splitters running behind mobo tray arent a bad option but do suck the power a bit more as the longer the cable the more impedance that they cause.

[Superarragon]

I have the RM750 (Very nice PSU), and each of those 6+2 PCI-E slots split into two 6+2 PCI-E power connectors. (Total of four 6+2 power connectors)

[FireFox]

OCZ isn't a reliable PSU company.

 

Switch to SeaSonic

 

Seasonic are the best in my opinion but OCZ aren't bad, well since I have one I'm hoping that they aren't bad

[keith_irl]

Thanks everyone 

[Bloodyvalley]

Seasonic are the best in my opinion but OCZ aren't bad, well since I have one I'm hoping that they aren't bad

They went bankrupt

[FireFox]

They went bankrupt

 

I hope the reliability wasn't the issue, I've had mine for around 10 months and don't fancy having to get another one yet though the next one with either be XFX or Seasonic

[Ertman]

They went bankrupt

Not relevant to whether the psu is any good. Their bankruptcy had to do with very poor management, not the quality or lack of, of their products.

They did own PC Power and Cooling, which made decent PSUs.