Will this power supply handle a GTX 780 graphics card? Can it handle GTX 780 in SLI?
1156892
Oh I think it could definitely handle that. I can't say for hundred percent because I don't have that card. But this power box is a beast and with my maxed having machine it has no problems and I've never ran into a problem with it. So I would say most likely it would deal with the power load fine
1156893
It looks like NVIDIA recommends a minimum of 850W for the GTX 780 SLI operation. Keep in mind that this Rosewill power supply is a Bronze PS which is middle of the road. The video cards are asking for more than 50% (540W) of the PS capacity. You may want to move up to a Gold rated PS or 1200W. Will it handle it? Probably, but for how long?
1156894
It can handle even 3 780's easily, maybe 4 if the rest of your build is not very power intensive.
363190
It should work with an EVGA 8400 video card which requires a minimum of a 350 Watt power supply recommended with +12 Volt current rating of 18 Amps, but I would also check to see what your system is rated at. If this is a replacement PSU for an older system, then OK but if it is a new build then I would go with a more reliable PSU.
1804742
The card comes with its own DVI to VGA connector if you order this you will be fine :) (I am running 2 SLI)
1881984
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)
1954394
I have a Radeon 6770 in it currently, and there's room to spare, so I'm sure the 780 will fit. :)
299288
It is SLI ready for sure, but I would check the power draw on sli 770s first. I'm currently running an over-volted fx-8350 with an R9 280x overclocked and it is perfectly stable. According to an article I read awhile back, the wattage requirement listed with the card regards to the maximum draw when over volted, so you don't actually need near as much. Try posting on Tomshardware.com to see if anyone has run it with sli.
82932
No. It requires at least a 600 watt power supply. See: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780/specifications
1817422
I don't use dual graphics card setup,however I am 100% sure it supports it. This PSU comes with 4 PCI-E connectors. Two of them are single 8-PIN connectors and the other two are dual 8-PIN connectors. It is safe to assume it also supports 3-way crossfire or SLI.
1812940
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
976748
It can with lower voltage cards such as a 970 or a 280x. But I'm not Shure about the higher end cards. Google power supply calculator and see if and of the calculators will show the power requirements for the SLI configuration your looking for.
1416584
Yes, it has an 8-pin PCI express plug, and a 6 pin plug, so you could run a pretty hot graphics card. This would be good for anything up to a 7970 or a GTX 680, or some 660's and 760's in SLI. Great PS for a steal!
2012327
It does support SLI. Just make sure it provides enough wattage for the cards you want to use. The 850G2 could be a better bet if using power hungry video cards.
316736
Yes, but you will also need to upgrade the Power supply unit as well. Right now I'm running an ATI Radeon 7850 with a 620W power Supply with no issue.
677501
For the 780, the minimum PSU required is 650. So technically you would be OKAY, but yeah, if you want stability and better performance, then you should probably invest on a larger PSU. I have the 780 and I'm running a 750W PSU. I recommend that or an 800 PSU
704605
Definately. I run a msi gtx 760 with psu also. Apparently it can Do sli too
1890453
This PSU has and still is serving me very well. It didn't flinch at anything I've thrown at it but I have not tried SLI. Should you are within its limits, you should also be fine with SLI.
373472
Yes, if it is a bronze standard 500 watt power supply. I recommend 700 watt bronze standard power supply if you want to over clock your cpu, memory, and graphics card in the near future. This graphics card has tweaking capability.