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1st time poster, need some PSU advice

Hello all, I'm looking to make the big jump to a 3 monitor setup. My goal is 60 fps in 1080p on all 3. But I'm ok if super demanding games are just playable(30~ fps).

 

Here's my question:

I have a Corsair HX850 PSU, will it be sufficient to feed 2 R9 290 GPUs and an FX8350?

If so, would I have the headroom to oc the CPU(I drool at the thought of 5ghz)?

 

There are no other significant drains on the system. I keep getting different results from PSU calculators. What do you guys think?

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its enough, no problem at all

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Yes, you should be able to push it to 5ghz but it depends on how good the chip is you got.

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Wow, thanks for such fast responses. Now to find a cooler that's up to the challenge...

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More than enough

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it should be enough

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Wow, thanks for such fast responses. Now to find a cooler that's up to the challenge...

For air the Dark Rock Pro 3 may look a bit expensive but cools just as good as the AIO liquid coolers.

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For air the Dark Rock Pro 3 may look a bit expensive but cools just as good as the AIO liquid coolers.

Or NH-D14 and NH-D15 if you don't care about the ugly fans.  :lol:

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