Will this work with a Corsair 750W ultra quiet ATX Power Supply, SLI & X-fire ready (running a Intel Core i7-2600 Sandy Bridge 3.4GHz Quad Core CPU)?
250408
No doubts whatsoever, i run 2 cards with same cpu (k version) on a 950 corsair.
250409
Well I'm using a bronze 500 watt and it's working. I did have to use a programme called Asus gpu boost to restrict the draw to the card but it works fine. The xfx website does state you need a minimum of 750 watt to run it so yours should be fine if it us at least bronse rated
707078
Hello good day. look I've never seen that the psu divide into intel and amd, so I guess it will work, I have a core i5 and works very well. luck
943638
One of these draws 250 W according to Nvidia so x2 = 500. You also need to account for your CPU MoBo and other things so I would go for something ratted with 700+ watts.I recomend this SilverStone ATX12V/EPS12V 750W Silver PFC Power Supply ST75F-P (Black) or this if you want silence http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151087
960221
Yes. I have two EVGA GTX 770 in SLI and a FX 8350 on my computer. I have an 850 power supply.
649256
The short answer is yes. A 860w psu will work fine. I am using a 750w in mine now and it previously powered two GeForce 465s in sli (those things sucked down power).
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.
1834060
I think it will work. I didn't try it with a 500w power supply. But you can check it with yourself by checking the ampearage. Check the ampearage of the +12v rail. If it have a value of more than the card requires it will good to go..
749761
Yes indeed +12 Volt 83 Amp 996 Watts for that rail only. Other lower voltages +3.3, 5, -12,+5 total 146 watts totaloutput is more like 1142 Watts. I am running a 2600K @ 4.3 Ghz and (2) GTX-780's in SLI. I rarely go above 500 Watts in any game, games like Crysis 2 & 3, 670 watts max no-vsync in SLI. I have a watt meter on my Cyberpower UPC, that is how I know. This PSU could easily run any overclocked CPU and even Tri-Sli any (3) cards on the market. Hope this helps, Devin.
1451441
I tried crossfire with 2 7870's gigabyte cards with a 850 watt thermaltake power supply and it wouldn't work. I recommend no less than good name brand 1000 watt power supply. However a 1200 watt would optimal.
1453263
yeah! it will work without problems, but if you have a chance to change that for a better motherboard, do not hesitate. Keep in consideration that you need a 500w power supply certified like minimum
780809
Yes. I am using it with a "AMD FX-8320 Eight-Core Processor" and an "ASUS SABERTOOTH 990FX MB". It works great and has been for the last 7 months. I do not use the effect lighting on it as I have my case out of view...but performance wise..this is a great power supply. And at $169.99, it's a steal.
1609038
It's really more complicated than that, the card itself is 60W TDP (Thermal Design Point). You must consider your system's makeup -- i.e. processor, expansion cards, USB devices, drives, # monitors, and memory. Try searching on "power supply calculators" to see.That said, this card's TDP is so low, most systems should run it fine. A 300W PSU with an i7 CPU and lots of peripherals might have issues.
1243052
Absolutely! I use this power supply with an overclocked i5 4670k and gtx 780ti.
704605
Definately. I run a msi gtx 760 with psu also. Apparently it can Do sli too
791388
Hi Jordan. A safe bet, in my opinion, would be a 600-650 watt rating on your power supply unit (PSU). That should handle an overclocked GPU, plus the needs of any CPU you might have installed, along with the usual memory configurations (8 to 16 GB), an optical drive, and several hard drives (including a mix of solid state and conventional drives). You should have power to spare. However, if you think you might want to run a dual-SLI card configuration, then I would go with an 850-watt PSU like those available from Corsair and other reputable vendors. A second card will draw roughly 170-200 watts by itself under load, BTW. Hope this helps.
96799
Yes, it should work. Make sure you have at least a 500w power supply and the room for it.
994570
According to a site I use for HW compatibility, use http://pcpartpicker.com. I plugged in the Corsair 200r case and the make and model of this video card and it shows it to be compatible. You will need a power supply of 500W minimum - depending on how many HDD and type CPU in build.