Liquide cooled SLI PC

[Showtimextx]

evga 680i
Q6600
8gig ram
4 Hard drives
1 Danger den D5 pump
4+ fans.
two 8800GTX's


http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139002


Is that a good enough or should i get something else?

 

[jchen012]

I think you should ok. Are you going to OC the Q6600? Anyhow you seem to be around 450W according to this website:

http://web.aanet.com.au/SnooP/psucalc.php

 

[Showtimextx]

Yea I am going to overclock the Q6600
I'm thinking about getting a E8500 now though as I mostly just game with it .

 

[JonGerow]

For two GTX's I would suggest a bigger PSU. The HX620W will work, but why "cut it close" and jeopradize longevity or, at the very least, upgradability. Do you already have the HX620W or something?

 

[P£P§!™]

Check this one out its a corsair 750 for 94.99 ar http://www.buy.com/prod/corsair-tx-750w-atx-12v-power-supply/q/loc/101/206178325.html

or for the same price as the corsair you posted you can get an antec true power 850w for 162 no rebates and free shipping http://www.buy.com/prod/antec-true-...r-supply/q/loc/101/204697807.html#prodInfoSec

 

[silent-circuit]

The Corsair TX 750 for $105 right now is the absolute best PSU deal on the high end in recent memory. It would be plenty for that setup.

 

[JonGerow]

750W would be perfect for that build.

 

[Showtimextx]

Corsair 750 sounds like the beast that i'll pick up then.

I agree, I don't want to cut myself short for any future upgrades.

 

[Showtimextx]

I tried to use that site although I live in Canada and it did not work.
I have a local shop that I can get it for $114.

http://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/PID-MX18779(ME).aspx