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Linus used a 850w psu to power 3* Gigabyte 280x's in this video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fux4BTtqbIQ

and i'm using 2 cards and there's no more room for the other card.

Dont be mad at me for the Title.

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Because that PSU is powering the 3 cards solely? It doesn't have to power the CPU, fans, hard drives, optical drives etc etc  :lol:

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You are using fx 8xxx those things are hungry...

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He used 2 PSUs to power a CPU and 6 GPUs. I don't think your system has 1/2 a CPU and 3 GPUs. I assume you think that he has 3 GPUs on 1 PSU and 3 GPUs and a CPU on the other. Most Likely its 4 GPUs on 1 and a CPU and 2 GPUs on the other.

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Linus used a 850w psu to power 3* Gigabyte 280x's in this video

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and i'm using 2 cards and there's no more room for the other card.

Dont be mad at me for the Title.

Can't you see the other PSU that is powering just the GPU's...

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Linus used a 850w psu to power 3* Gigabyte 280x's in this video

and i'm using 2 cards and there's no more room for the other card.

Dont be mad at me for the Title.

He used two PSUs to power 6 R9 280s and only one CPU and Mobo. That's a total of ~1700W -200W for the CPU and Mobo and peripherals to give you 1500W for 6 cards, approximately 250W for each card. The R9 280X TDP is 250W.

You used two R9 280Xs which would be a total of 500W, and a CPU and mobo that will consume between 150W and 250W. That's about 650W-750W full load consumption for a system with two cards. You'd need at least 950W to power your whole system with 3 cards. I'd recommend at least 1000W.

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My card's are underclocked and cpu is taking no more than 40w at maximum and even if we take the 80w out for one hardrive, 2*fans and cpu (he must be using a hdd or something to even boot, lol) it still wont be enough. Btw the cpu is not overclocked right now. It's reversed it to stock before posting. 

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He used two PSUs to power 6 R9 280s and only one CPU and Mobo. That's a total of ~1700W -200W for the CPU and Mobo and peripherals to give you 1500W for 6 cards, approximately 250W for each card. The R9 280X TDP is 250W.

You used two R9 280Xs which would be a total of 500W, and a CPU and mobo that will consume between 150W and 250W. That's about 650W-750W full load consumption for a system with two cards. You'd need at least 950W to power your whole system with 3 cards. I'd recommend at least 1000W.

ok so you're telling me that he used one psu to power 4 cards?

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ok so you're telling me that he used one psu to power 4 cards?

thats not what he said at all

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what ? with that overclock the cpu is in the 300W zone. or more. a modest 4.x oc gets the cpu at over 200W of use.thats for sure.

 

and corsair link is not accurate at all

 

http://youtu.be/mgU8gSM38U0?t=5m52s

Can't understand what that video is suppose to mean?

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