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PSU Advice for My system
- Thread starter kopekci
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A good quality 650w would likely work, but I'd go with a 750w to have some headroom.
I'm not one to over-zealously recommend large capacity PSUs, but in this case you'll need a at least a 650w unit. Smaller units won't have the PEGs for CF'd 5870. The Seasonic X-650 has two 6pin + 6pin+2 cables and can do 648w on the single 12v rail. Depending on the overclock of the processor and GPUs, I could see a worst case scenario of around 600w. For your setup, I'd say you'd be better off with an 850w unit. You'd have plenty of headroom as well as less strain on the PSU. I like Seasonic's X series, but look at Corsair units too. Corsair also has a PSU line that basically are the Seasonic X series. I guess it just comes down to pricing and availability in Turkey.