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Hi,
After puzzle of many days finally i have decided to buy NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GX2 ? But what will be the PSU requirements for it. I'm going to buy a PSU also but don't know which one to buy which will be sufficient for my NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GX2 and the rest of the system. If anybody using or know about the NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GX2 PSU requirements then that will be really nice.
Thanks for any advice
Hi if you'll use Single GeForce 9800 GX2 only then following is the list of PSUs qualified for NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GX2 listed on Nvidia site :
- 2theMax (HEC) RF Extreme 750 750W (Four 6-pin, Two 8-pin)
- AcBel Model PC6018 (Two 6-pin, Two 8-pin) 700W
- AcBel Model PC7030 (Two 6-pin, Two 8-pin ) 750W
- Channel Well Ice Cube II PSC750(R,T)-(B,D,E)C01 750W (Two 6-pin Two 8-pin )
- Channel Well CWT-750VH 750W (2 2x3 2 2x4) 750
- Compucase (HEC ) HEC750DR-AT 750W (Two 8-pin Two 8-pin )
- CoolerMaster Real Power Pro RS-750-ACAA-A1 750W (Two 6-pin Two 8-pin no adapters)
- Meridian XClio Diamondpower 680W (Two 6-pin Two 8-pin adapter Two 6-pin)
- Tagan BZ1300 1300W (Four 6-pin Two 8-pin/6-pin)
- Thermaltake W0133 Toughpower Cable Management 1200W (Three 8-pin Three 6-pin )
- Thermaltake W0172 Toughpower 850 AP - 1 850W (Two 6-pin, Two 8-pin )
Thanks for the nice reply
And what if in future i'll go for Quad SLI ? Right now i'm not thinking about this but just wanted to go with something like sufficient for now and for future also.
Following is the list of PSUs sufficient for both Single and Quad SLI GeForce 9800 GX2
- ATNG APE-1100FM 950W (Four 6-pin, Two 8-pin)
- ATNG APE-1100XM 950W (Four 6-pin, Two 8-pin )
- Channel Well CWT-1000VC 1000W (Three 6-pin Three 8-pin )
- Channel Well CWT-1200VC 1200W (Three 6-pin Three 8-pin )
- CoolerMaster Real Power Pro 1250W (RS-C50-EMBA-D2) (Six 6-pin, Two 8-pin)
- CoolerMaster RS-A00-EFAM-A3 1000W (Four 6-pin, Two 8-pin )
- Gigabyte Odin 1200W (GE-MK20A-D1) (Three 6-pin, Three 8-pin )
For complete list refer this official list of Nvidia http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce...wr_supply.html
Many many thanks Eldon for help. I'll see which will be comfort according to my budget and i'll go for that. Thanks again for the help.