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Will 750 watts be enough?

Heisenburger
By Heisenburger
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Will a 750 watt gold plus power supply be enough for cpu and gpu overcloking and gtx 780 sli?

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750W should be enogh for most things, but you might want to get something a bit better for 780 Sli. I'd suggest any Corsair

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Yeah, this is the PSU I have picked out. http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139061

I would vote the RM 750 for that price. 

 

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^ The Supernova G2 and CS750M are similarly priced as well. Makes it nice and easy, G2 is better. You said you've picked it out, so you haven't bought it yet?

750W should do the trick.

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