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Andy
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Andy asked in Computers & InternetHardwareDesktops · 8 years ago

Will my power supply run this system?

Here's what I have right now.

Asus P8277 Pro Z77

Intel I7 3770K 3.5GHZ

ASTEK 510 LC 120mm watercooler

120GB OCZ Agility 3 SATA III SSD

WD 2 TB Caviar Black SATA 6.0GB HD

LG 12x BLU-RAY DVDRW Combo

16 GB Kingston DDR3 1600mhz

Nvidia GTX 680

All this is powered by a Corsair CMPSU 850 TX. My son just got a GTX 780 so he gave me his Nvidia GTX 680 video card. My question is will my system run that second GTX 680 on the 850 watt power supply? Any advice will be welcome. I have already installed the second card with an SLI cable and configured it. But I haven't pushed it yet gaming so i'm not sure what will happen when the power demand goes up. Thanks.

Update:

Edit Of course i'm also running 4 case fans on this

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  • vontungeln
    Lv 4
    5 years ago

    It appears newegg is having concern loading your hyperlink, but i looked on the specs of your comp. I too have an Asus rampage III and i love it :D i'll tell you now that running the pc materials you have got listed can also be dealt with by way of a 750 watt but should you buy a case jogging multiple lovers, LED's, or wish to have multiple usb's plugged in you cant go fallacious with a 1,000 watt.. Hope this helps

  • Anonymous
    8 years ago

    Nice build and the power supply is powerful enough and a good choice .

  • Dulara
    8 years ago

    Yes! It is enough Dr.

  • Momo
    8 years ago

    i think so

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