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Corsair CX750M good?

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ok so im getting a http://www.centrecom.com.au/catalog/9020061-corsair-cx750m-p-62820.html?sort=3a i just wanted to know if it is a good psu im going to be using it on a gtx 670 or 660 ti idk yet also a msi z77a-gd65 and a i7 3770 will this be a good psu for that?

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You really only need like 500 watts. But yeah its fine
i might go 660 ti sli late down the track soo yer..
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You really only need like 500 watts. But yeah its fine
Even sli 660 ti's can be ran with a 650W. Save some money.
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You're fine with a 750w PSU. If you're worried you could always get the 850w, but 750w is fine.

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You're fine with a 750w PSU. If you're worried you could always get the 850w, but 750w is fine.
Thx but what i was asking is, is that a good psu or is it a piece of dirt :P
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