PSU size

[CoolBeans]

Will a 760W Platinum PSU be enough for 7990 overclocked and a 4670k at 4.6 GHZ hopfully?

[Emperor_Piehead]

yeah you would be fine with the AX760 

[Godlygamer23]

Yes, as long as it's a quality unit.

[Anult]

As long as it is a good, solid brand, you should be good to go.

[CoolBeans]

Yes, as long as it's a quality unit.

I am thinking Seasonic or Corsair

[M-ursu]

375w+95w+(50w)=520w (50w is other parts)

520w+OC=575-600w

600w+50w=650w (50w just to be sure)

So you will be fine whit +650w PSU.

[nightlitezzz]

Easily.

[Emperor_Piehead]

I am thinking Seasonic or Corsair

I figured that with the extra 10w over the normal 750w you were looking at the corsair ax760. Other brands to look at would be Be Quiet!, xfx, silverstone, antec's high end stuff, or nzxt.

[Godlygamer23]

I am thinking Seasonic or Corsair

You should be good in that regard. SeaSonic's units are very solid, along with Corsair's(usually). For SeaSonic, I found this unit, assuming you live in the USA. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151087

[CoolBeans]

You should be good in that regard. SeaSonic's units are very solid, along with Corsair's(usually). For SeaSonic, I found this unit, assuming you live in the USA. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151087

I was thinking more this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151120&nm_mc=AFC-C8Junction&cm_mmc=AFC-C8Junction-_-na-_-na-_-na&cm_sp=&AID=10446076&PID=3938566&SID= because of the platinum certification.

[Godlygamer23]

Get whatever you want. Though the Platinum efficiency won't create a huge difference on your power bill. But if you're into lots of efficiency, go ahead and buy it.(You can anyways)

[Samdb]

I would get the Corsair AX760i personally.

[CoolBeans]

I would get the Corsair AX760i personally.

I was looking at that but it looks a little to flashy to me.

[Samdb]

I was looking at that but it looks a little to flashy to me.

It's a very good PSU.

[Dr3nz4r]

yeah you would be fine with the AX760 

he got 2x 1500Watt AX1500i 80+ Titanium PSU's he shouldnt worry about anything..

But his MoBo the Asus Rampage VI Extreme x99 doesnt support PCI-E Cards anymore.. its that new E-ICP one.. he has to get a Radon 19990 but even then this wouldnt be faster then his eight way  SLI GTX 990's

[CoolBeans]

It's a very good PSU.

Yes I know just a little to flashy, and I don't really care for Corsair Link and stuff like that. 

[Samdb]

Yes I know just a little to flashy, and I don't really care for Corsair Link and stuff like that. 

 

But it's an 80 Plus Platinum PSU.

[CoolBeans]

But it's an 80 Plus Platinum PSU.

Yes but so is this one http://www.superbiiz.com/detail.php?name=PS-SS760XP&c=CJ and less flashy.

[Samdb]

Yes but so is this one http://www.superbiiz.com/detail.php?name=PS-SS760XP&c=CJ and less flashy.

 

Corsair PSU's are just rebranded Seasonic, so go with the Seasonic.

[Emperor_Piehead]

Yes but so is this one http://www.superbiiz.com/detail.php?name=PS-SS760XP&c=CJ and less flashy.

This may be out of your price range  http://us.ncix.com/products/?sku=80352&vpn=BN602&manufacture=be%20quiet%21

It's a seasonic power supply that is higher quality than most seasonic power supplies.

 

edit- the 850w version of the one I linked is $10 cheaper  http://us.ncix.com/products/?sku=80353&vpn=BN603&manufacture=be%20quiet%21&promoid=1087

[CoolBeans]

This may be out of your price range  http://us.ncix.com/products/?sku=80352&vpn=BN602&manufacture=be%20quiet%21

It's a seasonic power supply that is higher quality than most seasonic power supplies.

 

edit- the 850w version of the one I linked is $10 cheaper  http://us.ncix.com/products/?sku=80353&vpn=BN603&manufacture=be%20quiet%21&promoid=1087

Looks like a good PSU but those cables also it isn't Platinum certified.

[Emperor_Piehead]

Looks like a good PSU but those cables also it isn't Platinum certified.

The cables do look kind of bad it is like the only flaw. It isn't platinum, but it has a 93% efficiency which i'm pretty sure is the platinum certification.