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Will this PSU have enough wires for all parts of this PC build please?

 

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yes. more than enough

 

you could even get away with the 750W if you don'T plan on getting a second gpu

Will this PSU have enough wires for all parts of this PC build please?

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/YFBPpg

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Will this PSU have enough wires for all parts of this PC build please?

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/YFBPpg

yes. more than enough

 

you could even get away with the 750W if you don'T plan on getting a second gpu

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Ok, thanks! I plan on adding a second GPU in eventually, so I upgraded from a 650W

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Yeah, 750-850w is good for two cards, especially if you're heavily overclocking both. 

Do you mind me asking your opinion on the build?

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I like it. I prefer the 850 EVO but i'm not sure of the 250GB price in the UK. Mine gets 550 Writes/reads and most do. 

Thanks! I'll take a look at the 850, I don't think it's much more than a Crucial.

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Will this PSU have enough wires for all parts of this PC build please?

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/YFBPpg

 850 or 750 is way over kill. 600W is already too much for that...

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Will this PSU have enough wires for all parts of this PC build please?

 

http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/YFBPpg

If you plan to add another 390 down the line then it is perfect. Otherwise the EVGA 550W GS/G2 would be much better choices.

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 850 or 750 is way over kill. 600W is already too much for that...

It's designed so that I can expand and add a second GPU as STRM stated.

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It's designed so that I can expand and add a second GPU as STRM stated.

a) you can't over clock Xeon (very much at least). 

b) the second card will not use as much power as the first in Cross fire.  

 

Unless you run ALL components at MAX you won't need anything over 750.  

 

A decent 650 would suffice, even for cross fire. 

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