Hello, will I be able to run two GTX 780 Ti Classifieds in SLI with this power supply? Spec: i7 4770k, z87 Sabertooth, 512GB 840 Pro, 1TB WD Green
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You could also visit http://www.coolermaster.outervision.com/ Coolermaster's wattage calculator. Looks like your setup(single card, and 7200rpm drive not green) would be about 483W. Even though TDP doesn't necessarily refer to actual power usage a 780Ti has a TDP of 250W, if it did you'd be looking at 733W. If you don't feel safe enough with that, then maybe bump up to the AX860.
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If you every really want a good approximation got to http://pcpartpicker.com/ and build your setup and it will tell you estimated wattage.
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From what i understand you need 2 identical cards to run SLI you can not run 2 different cards. sorry mate, but you might be able to run the second card for physics.i would do more research to find out.
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You certainly can. Remember it is always better to go with one graphics card over two so you might want to look at just one 780ti instead for the time being then maybe down the road adding a second one when they become less expensive. You'll save money now and get even better performance later.
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You can only SLI with the exact same chipset. Meaning, you need this card, as is, x2 ($1000+) (also you really wouldn't need that for anything, the 780 on its own can do a beast of a job)
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These will work together but you need Big power adopter and SLI cable to connect together both. They both cards need 8 pin power and power must come from same power supply.
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I mean, it would run with two 780's... but the secondary PCIe slot is not a full speed slot, plus this board is from the GTX 600 series / AMD HD7000 series era so I'm inclined to say no. It would work, but your second 780 wouldn't see its full potential on only an 8X/4X slot. If you're going to spend that much money for two 780's, I'd get a board that is specifially designed for crossfiring high-end cards, where both PCIe bays can reach full 16X speed. This isn't what I'd call a high-end board.
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It requires two 8 pin connectors from at least a 600 watt power supply. I personally use a single cable with a two 8 pin splitter and it has been working well for me. I am able to run two 770s in sli with a AX860 power supply with no problems.Check out this review to further explain the power requirements of the card.http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/msi_geforce_gtx_770_lightning_review,7.html
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This should work fine, yeah. Your board supports ATI Crossfire (I'm not sure about nVidia SLI) so if you ever want to go multi-card, you might not be able to do so with this board. If you're going to stick with single card, though, this should be fine.
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Yes, you can use GTX 780 on 500 watt power supply. belSpecification of my PC is below and It was been working without problem.Xeon 1230v3/GTX780(1)/SDD(1)/HDD(2)/500 watt power
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Absulutely, any 780 would work just fine. I myself have 780 gaming series working on it. Basically any card would work with this, even a titan and 780 ti.
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Absolutely. It also depends on how many video cards you will be using. SLI should be OK for 780, not sure about Titan.
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Hey. As per specification each of these beauties has a 250W power consumption.So it recommendable to get a 1200w or more PSU for three of this kind. You'll be more than well served with a 1600w PSU for a 3 WAY SLI.Cheers!.http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780/specifications
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Looking at the speaks on the GTX 560ti ....In my humble opinion I would definitely recommend you upgrade to the 780ti. You will only need one (1) card to run any game you want. I know that every Rig may perform differently and I really don't know if your running all your components on stock speed or OC. The 560ti does not support GPU Boost 2.0 and other new tech NVIDIA has come out with. Using Valley Benchmark my Graphics cards kicks in at 1333MHz with Video Memory at 3500Mhz all max setting with an average FPS of about 85. So will this card outperform to SLI 560ti I would think so. Good luck on your purchase. Looking at the speaks on the GTX 560ti ....In my humble opinion I would definitely recommend you upgrade to the 780ti. You will only need one (1) card to run any game you want. I know that every Rig may perform differently and I really don't know if your running all your components on stock speed or OC. The 560ti does not support GPU Boost 2.0 and other new tech NVIDIA has come out with. Using Valley Benchmark my Graphics cards kicks in at 1333MHz with Video Memory at 3500Mhz all max setting with an average FPS of about 85. So will this card outperform to SLI 560ti I would think so. Good... » Read More Looking at the speaks on the GTX 560ti ....In my humble opinion I would definitely recommend you upgrade to the 780ti. You will only need one (1) card to run any game you want. I know that every Rig may perform differently and I really don't know if your running all your components on stock speed or OC. The 560ti does not support GPU Boost 2.0 and other new tech NVIDIA has come out with. Using Valley Benchmark my Graphics cards kicks in at 1333MHz with Video Memory at 3500Mhz all max setting with an average FPS of about 85. So will this card outperform to SLI 560ti I would think so. Good luck on your purchase. « Show Less
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I use two of these in SLI and have been running everything I play on max, even new games. You could probably do the same with just one, to be honest.
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I used mine for a 780Ti before the Ti plates were produced. As long as the back pattern matches you should be fine. You can contact EVGA to be sure.
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Alright i currently have one of these bad boys in my rig im looking to sli i have a amd Black 8core with a sabbertooth fx2.0 and a 850 power supply im looking to grab another one to SLI any idea if im gonna need a bigger power supply ? thanks for your help !!!!
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yes do it great sli combo i love my system until i upgraded to gtx 780 sli.