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Would a 1000W PSU be enough to run 2 Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan X in SLI

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Would a 1000W PSU be enough to run 2 Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan X in SLI

I am thinking about upgrading from my dual Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 oc to Dual Titan X (under full load) but downgrading to a CoolerMaster V1000. But   the question being, would it work even under full load. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP (again)!

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Yeah... Pretty sure even a quality 850 watt unit would be more than enough...

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Would a 1000W PSU be enough to run 2 Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan X in SLI

I am thinking about upgrading from my dual Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 oc to Dual Titan X (under full load) but downgrading to a CoolerMaster V1000 but would it be okay. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP (again)!

Yes. Titan X use less power then 290X, and 290X CF only needs 800W for the whole system.

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Yeah... Pretty sure even a quality 850 watt unit would be more than enough...

When Slick did his testing with Titan X SLI overclocking (on X99), an 850W PSU crashed with the max overclock settings. For the most part, 850w is more than enough, but 1000W seems to be the best for complete stability. 

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Would a 1000W PSU be enough to run 2 Nvidia GeForce GTX Titan X in SLI

I am thinking about upgrading from my dual Nvidia GeForce GTX 980 oc to Dual Titan X (under full load) but downgrading to a CoolerMaster V1000. But   the question being, would it be work even under full load. SOMEONE PLEASE HELP (again)!

yeah theres a video on youtube that linus tech tips done 

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When Slick did his testing with Titan X SLI overclocking (on X99), an 850W PSU crashed with the max overclock settings. For the most part, 850w is more than enough, but 1000W seems to be the best for complete stability. 

Ha whoops. :P

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Yeah... Pretty sure even a quality 850 watt unit would be more than enough...

 

Ha whoops. :P

what do u mean by ha whoops

and thanks

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yeah theres a video on youtube that linus tech tips done 

thanks

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what do u mean by ha whoops

and thanks

I goofed and forgot how power hungry they were.

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An 850w PSU is enough for SLI Titan Xs comfortably...

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