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Hello. I am thinking of building a pc and was wondering if I got a 600w power supply and the video card I wanted used 500w. Would I need a new power supply?
 
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Its better to have more watts on your PSU not less (that's not entirely true but it's the simple version). More than how many watts it outputs is the quality of the PSU. If you have a good quality PSU, then you'll be fine. If you have a Rosewill PSU or something, then I might worry 😀.

We really need you to list your full specs before we can help you out.
Its better to have more watts on your PSU not less (that's not entirely true but it's the simple version). More than how many watts it outputs is the quality of the PSU. If you have a good quality PSU, then you'll be fine. If you have a Rosewill PSU or something, then I might worry 😀.

We really need you to list your full specs before we can help you out.
 
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Alright.
1) What power supply should I get for a gtx 275
2) What power supply should I get for gtx 275 SLI
3) How do you dedicate a video card for PHYSX??? I heard some people talking about that.
 
1)Good brand psu, around 550/600 watts (good brands = corsair, pc power+cooling, antec, ocz, bfg)
2) start looking upwards to 700-800 i'd say (just an estimate)
3) all you have to do is put in your two cards (without sli bridge) and in the nvidia control panel, enable the correct card for physx only. never actually done it myself but its pretty straight forward