PSU requirments

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alright i probaly should have asked this before i made the order but kinda to late now :/

i just bought a corsair AX 860 watt PSU for my new system build and i was just wondering if any of you could tell me if its going to provide enough juice

finished system spec:
intel core i7 4770k (will be overclocking)
16gb ram 2400mhz
120gb SSD with two 2tb HDD and one 500gb HDD
MSI GD65 gaming motherboard
corsair h100i water cooler
blue ray drive
a whole bunch of case fans

the big question is of course graphics cards im either going to running MSI GTX 760 4gb in dual SLI or MSI GTX 770 4gb also in dual SLI

will i have enough power?
 
it would be enough for the one card easily but may stress it a little running sli but i would say you will be fine still, but just to make yourself more then safe when youve next got the funds get a 1000w or above and youll be settled for a long while unless you plan to get tri or quad sli in the future haha.
 
hey i know your feeling i have an 8350 build i cant use due to the motherboard not being compatible, didn't check till i started getting problems and it was too late.

ugh that sucks :/

i just used a PSU calculator thingy to confirm what you guys are saying with heavy overclocks and ever component under 100% load id pull 840watts so yeah kinda close but im in :p
 
It will be fine, I'm running a overclocked 3570k, SLI GTX660's, 3 physical HDD's an SSD, sound card, and a whole ton of case fans of the 760W version of that PSU. It never even stresses it to 70% of that wattage as I've never heard it's fan turn on.
 
It will be fine, I'm running a overclocked 3570k, SLI GTX660's, 3 physical HDD's an SSD, sound card, and a whole ton of case fans of the 760W version of that PSU. It never even stresses it to 70% of that wattage as I've never heard it's fan turn on.

great, thanks a lot :D
 
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