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How much power do these cards use?

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I don't think my stock PSU can candle a massive amount of watts and would like to know how many watts the following cards use on idle and full load:

5770
GTX460
5880
 
I don't think my stock PSU can candle a massive amount of watts and would like to know how many watts the following cards use on idle and full load:

5770
GTX460
5880

http://www.hardocp.com/article/2010/07/19/gigabyte_hd_5770_super_overclock_video_card_review/7
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2010/07/12/nvidia_geforce_gtx_460_review/8
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2010/06/01/gigabyte_r585oc_video_card_review/7

I'd really like to know why you can't do a few mouse clicks and find this yourself?
 
I don't think my stock PSU can candle a massive amount of watts and would like to know how many watts the following cards use on idle and full load:

5770
GTX460
5880


what kind of question is that for someone that has been on a tech forum for nearly 5 years? even if you were not aware of the numerous tech sites including Hardocp then there is a thing called google. also why not list the psu that you have and your specs so people can actually give you usefel advice? sorry to sound rude but your post just doesn't jive with someone that has [H]ardness Supreme next to their name.
 
what kind of question is that for someone that has been on a tech forum for nearly 5 years? even if you were not aware of the numerous tech sites including Hardocp then there is a thing called google. also why not list the psu that you have and your specs so people can actually give you usefel advice? sorry to sound rude but your post just doesn't jive with someone that has [H]ardness Supreme next to their name.

Cannon, if you take a look at his post history, he keeps asking these same questions over and over, and they're answered over and over, but then he asks again...

It's either some bizarre trolling, or he's got some medical condition...
 
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