Hello. I ordered a new 780 and decided to just use my now spare 680 as a PhysX card.
My question is if my PSU will be able to handle this. I have a overclocked CPU and the 780 will come overclocked as well. Here are all my specs:
NZXT Hale90 850 watt PSU
Maximus V Formula motherboard
i7 3770k @ 4.5GHz 1.29 v
Corsair H80i cooler
Corsair Vengeance 16 gigs, 4 DIMMS, @ 1600MHz
GTX 780 FTW
GTX 680 (physx card)
3 SSD's SATA III
Blu Ray Drive
4 250mm LED case fans
Will this be cutting it close and will I need to lower my overclocks? I'm assuming using the 680 as a PhysX card won't draw as much power and I've apparently seen people running two 780's with a 850 watt but I want to make sure I am okay here and have wattage to spare (don't want to be close to the limit).
Thank you very much.
My question is if my PSU will be able to handle this. I have a overclocked CPU and the 780 will come overclocked as well. Here are all my specs:
NZXT Hale90 850 watt PSU
Maximus V Formula motherboard
i7 3770k @ 4.5GHz 1.29 v
Corsair H80i cooler
Corsair Vengeance 16 gigs, 4 DIMMS, @ 1600MHz
GTX 780 FTW
GTX 680 (physx card)
3 SSD's SATA III
Blu Ray Drive
4 250mm LED case fans
Will this be cutting it close and will I need to lower my overclocks? I'm assuming using the 680 as a PhysX card won't draw as much power and I've apparently seen people running two 780's with a 850 watt but I want to make sure I am okay here and have wattage to spare (don't want to be close to the limit).
Thank you very much.