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Will the EVGA Supernova G2 750W power this rig at full load?

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i would recommend the ax1500i            /s

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Thanks. Also, should I get 1866Mhz Dominator Platinums or 2133Mhz Vengeance Pro? (16GB for both)

Upcoming build: 4790k OC @ 4.6Ghz, Dual MSI 980 Twin Frozr V, 16 GB Vengeance Pro 2133Mhz RAM, 760T Corsair Case w/ Razer Blackwidow Chroma 

 

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i would recommend the ax1500i            /s

dat troll though

anyway the g2 750W will be perfect for you

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Build: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/sdxDmG

 

 

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no ram ? how about kingston fury 1866mhz &

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i would recommend the ax1500i            /s

*wallet explodes* xD

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Thanks. Also, should I get 1866Mhz Dominator Platinums or 2133Mhz Vengeance Pro? (16GB for both)

There won't really be a performance difference between the two, get whichever is cheaper/has a better warranty. 

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no ram ? how about kingston fury 1866mhz &

Was thinking about Dominator Platinums or Vengeance Pro (they go well with mobo).

Upcoming build: 4790k OC @ 4.6Ghz, Dual MSI 980 Twin Frozr V, 16 GB Vengeance Pro 2133Mhz RAM, 760T Corsair Case w/ Razer Blackwidow Chroma 

 

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*wallet explodes* xD

He is only trolling you, linus tested 4 980's in sli and didn't even break 700W those cards are way to power efficent. Expect under 500W full load.

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Thanks. Also, should I get 1866Mhz Dominator Platinums or 2133Mhz Vengeance Pro? (16GB for both)

neither of which.

just get normal 1866 cheap ram you can find, you picked some expensive stuff right there. if you want to spend that much, get the dominators though for looks.

 

i would get the 850 g2. it is just a few dollars more and will leave you a little more headroom for overclocking + better efficiency + the fan will turn on later.

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He is only trolling you, linus tested 4 980's in sli and didn't even break 700W those cards are way to power efficent. Expect under 500W full load.

Yeah, I know, thought it was quite funny :). And nice, this PSU will be fine then.

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There won't really be a performance difference between the two, get whichever is cheaper/has a better warranty. 

Most non-shady ram kits have lifetime warranty. 

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Was thinking about Dominator Platinums or Vengeance Pro (they go well with mobo).

well if ou look at my build I have a matcvh of red and black fury rams :P works quite well :)

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That PSU is amazing and I would totally go for it in a build with those components.

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*wallet explodes* xD

*system explodes because he went with the 750w psu and not the 1500i* lmao ;)

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I would recommend the 850W version, even though the 750 one is enough ;)

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