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dual r5 430's on lga 1155

moxi
Go to solution Solved by FloRolf,

I would say try to get a half decent used 500+ Watt PSU and install that RX580. I am sure you can either lowball someone on Craigslist or get another 20 bucks somewhere. it really is worth it over the R5 430. 

1 hour ago, moxi said:

thanks i'll make sure to do that soon

yeah i recommend that too.

But you know what i'd do for now?

I'd honestly say "f#ck it" and install the RX580 with SATA Power and then immidiately downclock it a good bit. That's really easy to do. 
That way you limit the power consumption and make it usable with that PSU while you are getting a new System (Motherboard+PSU is enough for now). 
 

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1 hour ago, FloRolf said:

yeah i recommend that too.

But you know what i'd do for now?

I'd honestly say "f#ck it" and install the RX580 with SATA Power and then immidiately downclock it a good bit. That's really easy to do. 
That way you limit the power consumption and make it usable with that PSU while you are getting a new System (Motherboard+PSU is enough for now). 
 

dang imma do that . Best of all the options

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