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So i know for a fact that NVIDIA is saying that a 750w psu is recommended for the rtx 3080 but i was wondering if it's actually enough so if anyone with experience or with the knowledge could tell me like how much overhead do u calculate for with a 750w psu with a 3080 or is it just really really tight with a 750w psu?

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1 hour ago, Phas3r said:

Just 2 wires from the PSU.

As long as it's not a really cheap PSU, If a cable has 2x8-pins running through one cable, then that cable is also rated to carry 2x8-pin power through it. The PSU cables are designed to carry that load, it's not going to damage anything or overheat or catch on fire.

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3 hours ago, Medicate said:

As long as it's not a really cheap PSU, If a cable has 2x8-pins running through one cable, then that cable is also rated to carry 2x8-pin power through it. The PSU cables are designed to carry that load, it's not going to damage anything or overheat or catch on fire.

It's a year old Seasonic focus plus gold 750W

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