Ok this psu for me!

Yes that will be a fine PSU for that rig. Should be plenty of left over power for some upgrades as well.

Note: DeadEye Data has that PSU for $136.21 atm, and you still have use of the coupon code "JONNYGURU" for a further 8% off (basically pays for the shipping that way).

[edit] FWIW, here's Jonny's review of the unit from back in December.
[again] I would prefer other PSUs as well, eg: the single rail Silverstone's, but at this price, if I were looking for a new PSU right now, I'd be hard pressed NOT to pull the trigger here (killer price>perf ratio [ie 750w clean for appx same $$ as 620w Corsair/Seasonic]). Between the Zeus and the Strider (OPs pick?) I'd say the ST75-F..It seemed to do a bit better in Jonny's testing (although his methods may have changed a bit in the 6 months btwn the reviews), and I can't stand seeing 80mm fans in PSUs these days (Zeus).
 
Yeah, that's an awesome psu, it could handle a couple 8800gtx without flinching, so a 2 8800gts is nothing.

I would rather get the 750w Zeus or Etasis ET750 (they're virtually identical), since they're more powerful but not that much more expensive, although I don't mind not having modular cabling.
 
Thanks for the responses guys. Could I put both GPU's on one cable, or should I put each video card on one cable, and have 1 unused connector on each cable? I wouldn't want to overload it, which is why I am asking. Anyways, thanks alot guys!!! Also, is that deadeye place reputable? Good experiences with them and such? If not, I will gladly pay the little bit extra and go through newegg.
 
If they have a "Jonnyguru" coupon code... I'd say they're safe. ;)

Split the load between rails (different cables) whenever you can.
 
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