It is better then fury p2x dual output
1307803
In my opinion yes. For law enforcement use I don't want to hassle with a dual setting in case of an emergency, or stressful situation. Blindingly bright, but not so bright it will reflect and blind the user.
1307804
The defender is basically the single output version of the same light. So it is a matter of your preference in terms of what you need and prefer. I own both and personally prefer the single output.
1926525
I am running an audiopipe true 1500w on 2 of these and eat up every bit of power I throw at it.
2144038
It may work - I say may because I recently found that some combinations of video cards, motherboards and power supplies apparently do not respond to the way the Add2PSU triggers the second power supply to start up. Also, if you are suggesting using two power cables to power your video card, one from each of two separate power supplies, I have been told this is not a good idea although I have gotten it to work. I would do more research on it if that is your intention.
168549
Gigabyte HybridEFI is the worst EFI implementation anywhere, hands down. I would avoid buying a new Gigabyte board with "dual bios" an "hybrid EFI" for that reason alone. It'll work ok if you only run a single install of Windows and only use the default setup, but anything else is asking for trouble.Get the Asus.
274278
I'm running 2 cards (not CF) and a 125 watt cpu all at full power and my ups shows a power draw of around 450 watts. but the single card and 125 watt cpu is reading around 330 watts. follow the recommended wattage, 500w i think, but even in a 2 card cross fire, you won't need more than 1000W, beyond 1Kw is excessive.
1066497
I ran it with a 300w and it ran fine. However, for the price, there are better cards you can get, like the 7750 and 7770 that aren't very expensive, but perform very well.
1919224
For amd only, try this one ASUS Maximus V FORMULA/THUNDERFX LGA 1155 Intel Z77 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Extended ATX Intel Motherboard and stick with asus, auto overcloking rocks
1674580
The pci slot will work but that looks like a small board and this is a huge card so I'm worried that it'll block the memory slots and might even hit the audio out puts. What cpu are you using (fm2) most new cpus are fm3 fm3+ so you might be throttling the card with a weaker cpu.
917717
Hi I have a P500X1bd and it runs great but it could handle way more power then that.
274277
I'm using 850W one for cross fire. I think 450W would be fine for single card, but it depends on your other hardwares.
890366
Yes, I use it in my dual channel build, just be sure to put them in the correct slots (if you're only using 2 sticks)
1220436
I would like to turn you away from this PSU; I ran two GTX cards in SLI and this power supply didn't hold up too well. I recommend NOT getting this power supply for crossfire. It's not power efficient, it doesn't have the best stable voltage, and lastly 600 watts is a little low for multiple GPUs. Also when I was doing SLI on this I swear it almost overheated and cooked to death. You should get a bronze-rated Corsair like the CX750 instead. I upgraded from this PSU to the HX750, at the time I bought it, it was around $120. Best power supply I think money can buy that isn't overkill. Gold rated, modular, and the fan doesn't run at all on idle use. That's another thing, I had noise issues with this PSU. Do yourself a favor, get a good power supply and avoid this. I don't want to call it junk, it was pretty decent, but honestly I wish I went with something better to begin with. I think Corsair is the best name for PSUs. Either them or Cooler Master also has some nice models.
1544088
Its actually not that loud! I did not use this PSU for very long before switching to an XFX PSU which I like better and feel that it is more reliable then the raidmax.
1770158
The card isn't powerful enough. You'll have to go a lot more high-end for a card that supports more than two simultaneous outputs. Look for a Quadro.
567183
Asus, Gigabyte and MSI make some really good boards. The cool thing about the FM2/FM2+ series is that it's something you can grow with as it is just gaining speed as a great "beginners" option. I see where AMD is going with this new "idiot proof" technology, along with HSA and MANTEL to simplify things, right now, it's not so simple because a lot of the stuff for this chip is basically beta, but when they start unlocking the new drivers for this thing I think your gonna see some bang for your buck here! If your looking for a recommendation for a mobo, for the beginner, novice gamer, or HTPC enthusiast look no further than the Gigabyte G1 Killer Sniper A88X motherboard. It has a wicked built in 7.1 Realtech sound card (cost cutter there), 3.0/2.0 usb, audio DAC port, audio AmpUp, Durable antistatic shielding, and most importantly.... DUAL BIOS! Which makes it more attractive than all the other FM2+ boards out there, it's basically noob proof... How bout that!
677499
I disagree with everyone here AND more importantly can prove...I have a AX760i and I have the following: 2x780's in SLI, 8x 140mm fans 3hard drive and a I7 4770K OC to around 4.3... Under FULL LOAD like Aida 64 Bench, unigene, whatever---I TOP OUT at just over 500watts, and I know this because the Corsair Digital Series uses a GUI called DLink that provides a real time monitor so I can witness the fluctuation. Again TWO 780s and bunch 'o fans= less than 520watts
745396
man it will power anything you can throw at it and more .. really its overkill if you don't have a killer setup like multi sli of quad fire amd . but if your like me it was a good deal and you shouldn't have to buy another for a very very long time .