Asus P7P55D LE P55 Socket 1156 8 Channel Audio motherboard BX80605I5750 - Intel Core i5 750, S 1156, Lynnfield, Quad Core Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro Quiet Intel CPU Cooler OCZ 4GB (2x2GB) DDR3 1333MHz/PC3-10666 Platinum XTC Triple Channel Memory Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5770 Vapor-X 1024MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card x2 Kingston 64 GB SSD V series harddrive 1TB Samsung SpinPoint F3 HD Hitachi 250GB SATA Hard Drive Xigmatek Midgard case Dell 2410 A01 Mionix Saiph 3200 gaming mouse Saitek Eclipse 111 keyboard Windows 7 ultimate I appreciate that some components here have there own power supply,I am just to lazy to filter out the list. I have had a look at the reccomended psu list but feel that I do not want to get too big a supply when it might not be needed. Always had good advice here so look forward to suggestions. Regards. Glenn.
a good 500W PSU will do that no problem providing you arent going to add anythying extra too it. 500-650W is all you will ever need.
650 watt is still enough for crossfire hell you could prob cross fire 2 5770s on a 500watt psu to begin with 850 watt is what 2 * 295 area
bit overkill but it is exactly what I did. has a 7 year warranty and tbh you want need another psu for years and years
I am actually using a OCZ Fatality 550w power supply with the twin 5770 grapic cards, but was wondering if I should go a little bigger and upgrade the psu. But it looks like this is not needed. Am I right?
How about one of the new Seasonic X series PSUs? Not the cheapest, but quite possibly the best there is (at the moment).
