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Im looking into getting a second GTX 670 and my PSU only has 2 PCIE power pins which are already in use and if I buy the the card how would I power it it.

 

CPU:4700k@4.2Mhz

MB:Z87 SaberTooth

PSU:OCZ 700 WATT

GPU:GTX 670 2GB

HDD's:2 Seagate 1tb

DD:Some LG Disk Drive

so my question is what should I do?

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You can get molex to 6 pin power connectors(which will also come with the card).

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Im looking into getting a second GTX 670 and my PSU only has 2 PCIE power pins which are already in use and if I buy the the card how would I power it it.

 

CPU:4700k@4.2Mhz

MB:Z87 SaberTooth

PSU:OCZ 700 WATT

GPU:GTX 670 2GB

HDD's:2 Seagate 1tb

DD:Some LG Disk Drive

so my question is what should I do?

 

maybe through molex to 6pin adapters?

 

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You can use two molex adapters on the second card.

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Yes.

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Well the power is okay but not if you are looking for a decent overclock. 700W will run that SLI but I would something with a bit more juice ;) .

 

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If you aren't comfortable using those adapters, a new PSU unit may be in order.

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Well the power is okay but not if you are looking for a decent overclock. 700W will run that SLI but I would something with a bit more juice ;) .

 

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Those things can run on a heck of a 550w and a good 650w. Hes got the juice for it and alittle more. OVERCLOCK FOR ALL THE JIGGAHERTZ!

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This would be a good and pricey option

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139040

 

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That PSU's PCIe and Molex both run off a single rail with a max output of 25amps. It's not designed to have something as power hungry as 2 GPU's run off of it. Nvidia recommends a PSU with atleast an output of 42amps on the rail that's powering SLI 670's. You'll need a new PSU for SLI.

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Those things can run on a heck of a 550w and a good 650w. Hes got the juice for it and alittle more. OVERCLOCK FOR ALL THE JIGGAHERTZ!

 

Maybe,

 

I´m more the kind of person that likes a certain safety factor when it comes to PSU´s. To have some more in the backhand allows your more things to do, but maybe I see this from an a little bit too enthusiastic point of view.

 

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cAN SOME RECOMMEND ME A PSU

 

I did already just scroll up this Corsair is nice and pricey.

 

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Here´s the modular one from corsair, it´s even the platinum series.

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139042

 

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+1 great price & will last you forever

 

I´ve got the Corsair AX860 and it is fantastic! Couldn´t be happier :) .

 

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