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Mid-high end PSU 700-800 W ?

Si3Rra_7
By Si3Rra_7
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I'm looking for an SLI ready ( not titan blacks , but something like 770s or 280xs ) psu and i'm asking you guys because until now i've been interested only in corsair psus but since a problem with my old corsair psu i'd like to replace it with something from the likes of NZXT or Seasonic ( only those 2 brands are available other than corsair ) . I never knew nzxt's or seasonic's lineup :/ . Also i don't want 80+ platinum or such because i live in an east european country , where prices are 150-200% of american ones :(

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Where are you shopping from where you can only get 3 different brands of power supplies? lol

 

I'd say the Seasonic S12G-750.

 

I don't put much faith in NZXT. Better to go Corsair again than NZXT.

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CS750 gold 80+ rating
 

Equality doesn't mean Justice.

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Anything above 750W bronze should be just fine. Personal experience. I've been running 2 gtx 760 with a Tx750m

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Where are you shopping? Budget?

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