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Just got a CORSAIR HX1000W...
40A for 2 12V channels total of 80A... should be enough even for a future 3 x GTX580 SLI (when ClOD will support it) and some room for o/c . Will let you know my findings tonight. Russkly, I think that the important thing is the 580 nvidia processor... Don't bother about the brand as soon as you don't o/c. If I were you I'd go for a 1000+ W PSU to have some room for future upgrades... |
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Be aware that 40A on each 12V rail doesn't necessarily mean you have 80A available - see this thread on another forum: http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r220...0A-on-12V-Rail Still, you have plenty of amperage. As you recommend, I'd like to go for more than 700W (the one I listed below is 700W, not 800W as I thought), but it's a question of what's on offer now. This one's got 62A on the 12V rail, so it's beefy, and I can't see myself going for SLI - RoF doesn't need it (at least not yet) and CloD doesn't deserve it (again, not yet!!!). As for the GPU, I might hold fire until I see how CloD shapes up in terms of performance and playability for off-line users. At the moment spending €400 just for CloD does not seem worth it, and my other games (RoF, Arma 2, Combat Mission series, etc.) all run well with my current GPU. If I do though, don't worry, I'll happily go with the cheapest manufacturer, especially since they're currently almost €100 cheaper than the others! Cheers and good luck. R |
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Got a new PSU (Corsair HX1000W) and the reboots are gone... I'm happy now !!
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