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sli power supply question

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kevinf

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will a xclio 450 watt work with the A8N-SLi premium. with or without sli. or will i need an sli certified cpu
 
If you aren't running SLI, then you don't need an SLI certified PSU.
 
If you are running SLi, you don't need a certified PSU so long as you've got one that can handle the power output. That's the real trick.
 
kevinf said:
do you know if the xclio will work
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With what?

A particular board? Of course. An Asus A8N SLi will work with a measly little Deer 250W power supply, truth be told.

What matters is what you put IN that board.
 
jonnyGURU said:
With what?

A particular board? Of course. An Asus A8N SLi will work with a measly little Deer 250W power supply, truth be told.
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Eek! But would you trust your board to the Deer?
 
i meant if my xclio 450 watts can handle sli on the asus a8n-sli premium
 
kevinf said:
i meant if my xclio 450 watts can handle sli on the asus a8n-sli premium
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We still need to know what it will be powering exactly. Everything because you are going to be pushing what I would be comfortable with in all honesty.
 
Apparently, the composition of your PC is a top government secret that you're not at liberty to disclose.

I understand completely. Do have a nice weekend.
 
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