superflower psu

Super Flower are award winning units and are extremely reliable, so if you are looking to replace your current unit. You cannot go wrong with a Super Flower PSU! :)
 
If this is for the pc in your siggy that's massive overkill. You only need 750w and even then there's loads to spare. I just checked some GTX470 Sli reviews and all came in under 600w total system power. I would have suggested the EVGA Supernova G2 750w but unfortunately it's out of stock at the moment. The 850w version is in stock though it's still overkill. The EVGA Supernova G2 units are all built by Superflower and are based on their Leadex Gold platform. The big bonus is they have a whopping 10 year warranty and no tacky led's.
 
pastymuncher said:
If this is for the pc in your siggy that's massive overkill. You only need 750w and even then there's loads to spare. I just checked some GTX470 Sli reviews and all came in under 600w total system power. I would have suggested the EVGA Supernova G2 750w but unfortunately it's out of stock at the moment. The 850w version is in stock though it's still overkill. The EVGA Supernova G2 units are all built by Superflower and are based on their Leadex Gold platform. The big bonus is they have a whopping 10 year warranty and no tacky led's.
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Bear in mind that the 470's may be overclocked. They can go easily upto 800-850mhz and those old fermi gpu's can really drink the juice.
 
Yep, the 470's are incredibly power hungry cards. On a very similair spec to the op's, i seen the system use 630w at the wall when gaming. 740w in some benchmarks, 830mhz core clock.
 
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