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With two 270X's, you'd be a bit borderline but if you're not running P95 and furmark all day you should be okay. Just don't overclock. If anything, CF two 270 Non-X's instead. Then you'll be plenty safe. I'm running two 6870s (about equivalent to 260x) off of an EVGA 500B. 

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Hey guys!

 

So I own a Super Flower Golden King Pro SF-500P14PE 80+ platinum PSU which can output 498w(it does support OC to 550w w/ 80+ gold eff.) on the 12v rail.I'm wondering if my PSU is capable of powering 2x R9 280x/2x R9 270x cards in crossfire along with an i5 4440 CPU.What do you guys think?

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With two 270X's, you'd be a bit borderline but if you're not running P95 and furmark all day you should be okay. Just don't overclock. If anything, CF two 270 Non-X's instead. Then you'll be plenty safe. I'm running two 6870s (about equivalent to 260x) off of an EVGA 500B. 

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Okay,thanks!

Ryzen 5 2600 3.9Ghz all cores 1.175V | MSI X470 Gaming Pro | 16GB ADATA Gammix D10 @ 3000C16 | Sapphire RX 5700 XT Pulse | Samsung 970 EVO Plus 250GB & 2x Samsung 860 EVO 500GB | Super Flower Leadex II 650W | Phanteks P350X

Asus VG245HE 24" 1080p 75hz | Logitech X-540 5.1 | Logitech G710+ MX Brown | Logitech G502 Hero | Logitech G440

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