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AX 860i Sufficent for this build?

EllieTheFuzzy
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CPU: Intel core i7 4960X Overclocked to 4.4GHZ

RAM: 48GB DDR3 1866

GPU: 2x ASUS Strix GTX 780 6GB/R9 290X 8GB

Storage: 1x256GB SSD + 4x 1TB Drives

Motherboard: ASUS X79 E-WS

Case: Cooler Master HAF 922

 

I may never get this build done but it was kind of what i'd have wanted to go for if i had to upgrade :) i was just curious if the PSU would cope

 

Hey bro whatcha DOOOOOOOOIN *Barfs fruit salads on your chest*

i7 4820K / Sapphire Radeon HD 7970GHZ 6GB \ 16GB Corsair Vengeance (4X4) / Gigabyte X79-UD3 \ EVGA Supernova G2 850W / Windows 7 Ultimate / Dell U2412M \

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Um

What the hell kind of system is that?!

You'd probably want a 1200-1600w PSU for that monster of a PC..

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Um

What the hell kind of system is that?!

You'd probably want a 1200-1600w PSU for that monster of a PC..

 

yeah dude, I'm fully with you on that ! ! 

 

what is the point in this PC ? and seriously 48gb ram ? WHY ?! ?! I've seen massive structural AutoCAD designs not getting close to that.

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MSI GE60 2PE i7-4700HQ / 860M / 12GB / WE 1TB / m.Sata 256gb/Elagto USB HD Capture Card

Razer Deathadder Chroma / Razer Blackwidow TE Chroma / Kingston Cloud2's / Sennheiser 429 / Logitech Z333

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Um

What the hell kind of system is that?!

You'd probably want a 1200-1600w PSU for that monster of a PC..

What? No, you're so very wrong. The system doesn't even draw 700 Watts under load.

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Um

What the hell kind of system is that?!

You'd probably want a 1200-1600w PSU for that monster of a PC..

 

What the hell? Never.

Not even 4 TitanX and a 5960X use 1600 watt.

 

 

 

 

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What the hell? Never.

Not even 4 TitanX and a 5960X use 1600 watt.

 

 

What? No, you're so very wrong. The system doesn't even draw 700 Watts under load.

Correct me if I'm wrong - But OP wants to run two 6gb 780s, 2 8gb 290s, 4 HDDs, and a 4960x? That would only use 700 watts?

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Correct me if I'm wrong - But OP wants to run two 6gb 780s, 2 8gb 290s, 4 HDDs, and a 4960x? That would only use 700 watts?

Think he means ether 2x 780s or 2x 290's 

Redstone:
i7-4770 / Z97 / GTX 980 / Corsair 16GB  / H90 / 400C / Antec EDGE / Neutron GTX240 / Intel 240Gb / WD 2TB / BenQ XL24

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MSI GE60 2PE i7-4700HQ / 860M / 12GB / WE 1TB / m.Sata 256gb/Elagto USB HD Capture Card

Razer Deathadder Chroma / Razer Blackwidow TE Chroma / Kingston Cloud2's / Sennheiser 429 / Logitech Z333

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I Ment 2 780's Or 2 290X's xD

Hey bro whatcha DOOOOOOOOIN *Barfs fruit salads on your chest*

i7 4820K / Sapphire Radeon HD 7970GHZ 6GB \ 16GB Corsair Vengeance (4X4) / Gigabyte X79-UD3 \ EVGA Supernova G2 850W / Windows 7 Ultimate / Dell U2412M \

Dat be spooky....my hella rad pootpoot *u*

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Correct me if I'm wrong - But OP wants to run two 6gb 780s, 2 8gb 290s, 4 HDDs, and a 4960x? That would only use 700 watts?

And then use CrossSLIFire ? x.x

 

 

 

 

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Correct me if I'm wrong - But OP wants to run two 6gb 780s, 2 8gb 290s, 4 HDDs, and a 4960x? That would only use 700 watts?

OP meant one or the other, not both.

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