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Is my Corsair TX750 getting too old?

Vinni
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Hello ltt!

I am building my first SLI build and was wondering if SLI with 2x Gigabyte GeForce G1 Gaming GTX 960 4gb will be too much for my Corsair TX750 PSU? Not going to overclock and the cards will run on a 

Asus Sabertooth Z97 Mark S with 32gb of ram?

 

Thanks

-Vinni

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Firstly, that doesnt seem like a very balanced build...

 

Secondly, it should be fine. Even for duel 970's.

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32gb of ram with 2x 960s?

 

What are you doing?

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Please tell me, why is this not a good idea?

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Please tell me, why is this not a good idea?

 

First of all I don't know why you have 32GB of RAM, are you doing some video editing ? 

 

And you'll have better performance with a single GTX 970 than two GTX 960.

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First of all I don't know why you have 32GB of RAM, are you doing some video editing ? 

 

And you'll have better performance with a single GTX 970 than two GTX 960.

Already got one 960 card and yes, I do some video editing. Nothing 3D editing yet, but some day... (aint that what everyone says, ey?)

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