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I don't think it's more than enough. It will work and it's unlikely you'll run into problems, but I don't think it's recommended.
I got a very similar setup that's pulling 650-700W under heavy load ([email protected], 2xStock TXP), and since that's averaged, you want something that can handle the random peaks.
Since you're clearly aiming for an overkill setup, don't skimp on the PSU. Go for either this (got it 2mo ago, rock solid under heavy load) or this one.
I don't think it's more than enough. It will work and it's unlikely you'll run into problems, but I don't think it's recommended.
I got a very similar setup that's pulling 650-700W under heavy load ([email protected], 2xStock TXP), and since that's averaged, you want something that can handle the random peaks.
Since you're clearly aiming for an overkill setup, don't skimp on the PSU. Go for either this (got it 2mo ago, rock solid under heavy load) or this one.
killawatt.
I'm aware that the wall power measurement is higher than the internal consumption, but like I said, that's an averaged measurement (peaks can be much higher, specially on PSUs like the T2 1600) and, in my case, power draw will only go up once I set up my WC and oc the TXPs (like the OP is going to probably/eventually).
We could argue that buying two Titans is an exercise in wasting money, so might as well go all the way and buy a PSU that fits the setup. Buying a gold rating ~$100 PSU in a +5k setup is complete nonsense for me, but ymmv.
There's definitely a tangible benefit in a unit with superior internal components and higher build quality (i.e. the ax1500i). It's more efficient, clearer (better ripple performance, better voltage regulation, etc.) and has a higher headroom.
If the internals were almost identical between these two units, I'd agree with you. But they're not. Not even close.
So, yeah. No need to insult.
There's definitely a tangible benefit in a unit with superior internal components and higher build quality (i.e. the ax1500i). It's more efficient, clearer (better ripple performance, better voltage regulation, etc.) and has a higher headroom.
If the internals were almost identical between these two units, I'd agree with you. But they're not. Not even close.
So, yeah. No need to insult.
If you had said buying a better quality 1000 watt PSU, that would have been reasonable. But you did not, and are continuing to insist on 1500 watt PSUs, and that is downright stupid. It's not an insult when it is the cold hard truth, regardless of how you feel about it.
This may surprise you but these superior components I'm talking about are found in the higher wattage units. Who would have thought?
You can go check out the specifics by comparing the internals of the ax1200i vs the ax1500i.
Anyway, you seem set on your thoughts disregarding any of the things I'm mentioning, and since the OP's long gone from the thread, I won't bother anymore. Have a good one!
This may surprise you but these superior components I'm talking about are found in the higher wattage units. Who would have thought?
You can go check out the specifics by comparing the internals of the ax1200i vs the ax1500i.
Anyway, you seem set on your thoughts disregarding any of the things I'm mentioning, and since the OP's long gone from the thread, I won't bother anymore. Have a good one!
I won't say nothing is good enough at the 1000w level, but I personally wouldn't go for a GQ, and I've found that the best units are the +1400w ones. Regarding overhead, it's very easy to run out of it with these setups. I'm still waiting for my WC parts to arrive but on my short stress tests w/pascal oc (air) I've got the thing to draw closer to 800w at wall.
I'm aware that the wall power measurement is higher than the internal consumption, but like I said, that's an averaged measurement (peaks can be much higher, specially on PSUs like the T2 1600) and, in my case, power draw will only go up once I set up my WC and oc the TXPs (like the OP is going to probably/eventually).
We could argue that buying two Titans is an exercise in wasting money, so might as well go all the way and buy a PSU that fits the setup. Buying a gold rating ~$100 PSU in a +5k setup is complete nonsense for me, but ymmv.
So you're pulling around 700w from the PSU, and expect to double that with water cooling?
I'm flabbergasted. Even under water, 15 bucks says you never break 1000w.
Actually, no, that's a bad idea. You might be dumb enough to run enough voltage to actually do it, and then burn your whole shit up. I don't want that on my conscience.
Seriously though, you have no idea what you're talking about. Please stop.
Lol you people
I never, ever said this setup would break 1000w. I said it could run closer to that amount when ocing on the vgas, and a higher quality unit (which usually are the higher wattage ones) would be a better fit to the setup, specially on the efficiency side. Wow, so incoherent!
Arent there PSU calculators out there to help with your calculations? Still need to take into account other stuff like fans and LEDs. 1KW PSU, you got plenty dude. I'm almost positive this is a bragging post. I hope it gots lost of shiny LEDs