Corsair AX750, can it handle 2 GTX 780Ti cards?

[Defiant306]

Hello

I've got a Corsair AX750 PSU running my current rig:

i7 4770K (Stock)
Corsair H100i
16GB Corsair Vengeance Blue (PC12800)
Gigabyte Z97X-UD5H-BK
Inno3D GTX 780Ti Reference 3GB
Corsair Force 3 120GB
Soundblaster Z
5x 3.5" Hard drives

So I'm wondering how much more power I can draw through it, I have sent my GTX 780 away Inno3D for repair/replacement and I have a reference GTX 780 Ti just now.

So I was thinking about getting a second 780 Ti and running SLI, but I'm not sure if the PSU can handle it.

What do people think?


Cheers



Defiant

 

[Defiant306]

Ok so the question now is whats the BEST PSU now to buy. Superflower seems to be well liked.

I want to buy the best I can the now as PSUs never seem to need replaced much, I've had a 720w Ernermax and this Corsair 750w for ages and they are still going near flawless.

Cheers

 

[Defiant306]

So what would you say is the best option, I'm a heavy PC user who racks up about 50+ hours PC time with about 20-30 hours of system load (Gaming) per week.

I'm most likely going to add a second GPU as well after this change, should I be aiming for platinum even higher efficiency models?

 

[Defiant306]

Picked up a SuperFlower 1200w Platinum on M&M for £130, its 8 weeks old