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280x vs 380 vs 290

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Which one should i get with my new build and would a cx600 be enough?

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290 FTW

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290 is the fastest.

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290, it's almost the speed of a 290X or 970.

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290

OC it like a baws

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290

OC it like a baws

but would 600w be enough?
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but would 600w be enough?

600w should be fine,

the 290 only takes a max of 360w oc'd, as low as 260 at stock ( gpuz tells me this was the power consumption under furmark load )

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but would 600w be enough?

Yes, you could run two 290s off that if you wanted. Although it would be very close.

 

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600 is ok. I run a 290 vapor x on a 550 watt (seasonic gold).

Yes, you could run two 290s off that if you wanted.

If you have no CPU
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290, without question. The other two don't even come close. Yes, 600 watts is enough; I use 650, albeit with a power hungry CPU.

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600 is ok. I run a 290 vapor x on a 550 watt (seasonic gold).

If you have no CPU

Even when fully overclocked my system never went higher than 600 watts.

 

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Even when fully overclocked my system never went higher than 600 watts.

Ya so theoretically you may be able to crossfire 290s on a 600 watt PSU. In practice if you try it it will crash.
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Ya so theoretically you may be able to crossfire 290s on a 600 watt PSU. In practice if you try it it will crash.

No, as long as you are not overclocking the 290s and not pushing a 4790k to 4.8Ghz you will be under 600 by a good enough margin.

 

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