PSU Advice ? Anyone??

[Shaik Farooq]

Here is my RIG

-Core i7 4770k
-16 GB Corsair Vengence 1866mhz RAM
-Asus z87 Plus Motherboard
-1 TB Seagate Contellation CS
-Samsung SSD
-Two GTX 760s in SLI

Which of These is good PSU
-Seasonic M12II 850 Watt Bronze
-Seasonic 750 X-series

As of Now i Have already GTX 760 I will buy rest of the components as mentioned above except the ssd and later in the future after the prices go a bit down then i will buy a gtx 760.So i will be content with only one 760 as of Now.......
Please Help me out and advice me about the build other than the PSU....Thanks

 

[sheag123]

both power supplies are really good. a couple of the best out there.

what programs do you use and its for gaming too i guess?

 

[cuecuemore]

Either is plenty for that system.

 

[Shaik Farooq]

Either is plenty for that system.

What if i add another gtx 760 after an year???

 

[sheag123]

yes you will be able to put another 760 using either power supply

 

[Shaik Farooq]

yes you will be able to put another 760 using either power supply

Im telling about a third 760 gtx....!!!

 

[cuecuemore]

You could easily get away with them on the Seasonic 750w, but if you want to do more than just "get away" with it you might grab the 850w.

 

[sheag123]

not worth it honestly, not very many games are made for triple sli, you wont get your money's worth, even sli isnt worth the money in some situations but if you do want to do it then i would get the 850 and you will be fine

 

[Shaik Farooq]

So I am Going for Seasonic 750 watt as according to you all it more than enough for my needs Here...?
(im gonna add only one gpu later(total 2 760s after adding) and OC the CPU and ram ......)

 

[sheag123]

yup you will be good with that nice setup!

 

[Shaik Farooq]

What about this X-series seasonic PSU is it any good??

 

[cuecuemore]

Those are literally the highest quality line of PSU in the world.

 

[sheag123]

cant go wrong with seasonic

http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=Search

check this site out for comparing psu's.