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I recently Bought a

CORSAIR RM650

I want to run a gtx 980 in the near future but have a gtx 760. The power supply hasn't came yet but do you think it will run well and quiet with a gtx 760 or a gtx 980.

I'm a big fan of quiet and I don't like the look of the cx series power supplies , so I'm hoping my psu now can run a 980 and an amd FX 8320.

The power supply calculators I can't really trust

yes it is enough

I recently Bought a

CORSAIR RM650

I want to run a gtx 980 in the near future but have a gtx 760. The power supply hasn't came yet but do you think it will run well and quiet with a gtx 760 or a gtx 980.

I'm a big fan of quiet and I don't like the look of the cx series power supplies , so I'm hoping my psu now can run a 980 and an amd FX 8320.

The power supply calculators I can't really trust

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should be ok. i run a gtx 770 and an i7 4770k with 630 watt and both cards you mentioned consume less than mine

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750 watt is more enough for a basic system with one card, with head room for another card in the future.

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system with i7 and 980 should not consume more than 400W from the wall even when slightly OC

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I recently Bought a

CORSAIR RM650

I want to run a gtx 980 in the near future but have a gtx 760. The power supply hasn't came yet but do you think it will run well and quiet with a gtx 760 or a gtx 980.

I'm a big fan of quiet and I don't like the look of the cx series power supplies , so I'm hoping my psu now can run a 980 and an amd FX 8320.

The power supply calculators I can't really trust

yes it is enough

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Definitely ok! 

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Yes more then enough for your setup.

system with i7 and 980 should not consume more than 400W from the wall even when slightly OC

 

My system with i7 @ 4.2ghz oc and 2x 660 oc in SLI doesn't consume more then 300-350 Watt in most cases (I also have 7 fans 2 ssds and 4 harddrives). Before i upgraded to my AX 750 (because i got it almost new for 50 bucks) i used an 530 watt from be quiet

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I recently Bought a

CORSAIR RM650

 

You could run ANY single gpu on that psu. Using a maxwell 980? You could stuff 3 on that same unit and be fine. 

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You could run ANY single gpu on that psu. Using a maxwell 980? You could stuff 3 on that same unit and be fine. 

 

Depending on which variant he got, i would be careful with using more then one. Those Gigabyte G1 for instace can use pretty leaky chips :) Power consumption can go trough the roof with high overclocking

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Depending on which variant he got, i would be careful with using more then one. Those Gigabyte G1 for instace can use pretty leaky chips :) Power consumption can go trough the roof with high overclocking

That's true. But I meant reference

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Cooler Master has a power supply calculater which is very useful when looking for/checking if you have high enough wattage.

http://www.coolermaster.outervision.com

Psu calculators for the most part are quite unreliable. You're better off looking at power draw benchmarks.

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Psu calculators for the most part are quite unreliable. You're better off looking at power draw benchmarks.

Oh OK, thanks for clearing that up. I suggested it because I seem to recall Linus mentioning it in one of his videos I think. Yeah I just checked and it was in the fast as possible episode for choosing a PSU.

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