S Shooter116 Baseband Member Messages 24 Oct 11, 2007 #11 Really wow thanks. That review was the only reason I even chose a PSU that high.
S Shooter116 Baseband Member Messages 24 Oct 11, 2007 #12 Also, I dont need one that says SLI Ready? Since my MB and graphics card are both SLI? Like this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182032
Also, I dont need one that says SLI Ready? Since my MB and graphics card are both SLI? Like this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182032
Kage Golden Master Messages 13,873 Oct 11, 2007 #13 If you are going to buy 2 graphics cards in the future, going for an SLI PSU may help, since they are guaranteed to have enough wiring for both cards, and enough power to run them through seperate 12v rails.
If you are going to buy 2 graphics cards in the future, going for an SLI PSU may help, since they are guaranteed to have enough wiring for both cards, and enough power to run them through seperate 12v rails.
S Shooter116 Baseband Member Messages 24 Oct 11, 2007 #14 Oh so SLI is 2 graphics cards? Well I doubt I will be doing that anytime soon so I guess I wont spend the extra money for that psu
Oh so SLI is 2 graphics cards? Well I doubt I will be doing that anytime soon so I guess I wont spend the extra money for that psu
Cabbs Golden Master Messages 7,912 Oct 11, 2007 #15 The good thing about getting a good PSU is that it can be used in future builds and such. A PSU is something you should never skimp out on.
The good thing about getting a good PSU is that it can be used in future builds and such. A PSU is something you should never skimp out on.
S Shooter116 Baseband Member Messages 24 Oct 11, 2007 #16 Yeah your probably right. I could always get a better one sometime down the line though. Still trying to save as much money as possible
Yeah your probably right. I could always get a better one sometime down the line though. Still trying to save as much money as possible