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Windows 7 - Nzxt pp-800 psu
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| 10-15-2011 | #1 |
| | Nzxt pp-800 psu I have an NZXT PP-800 It's been fine for two years now, but if I ever want to say do a Crossfire with it I want to make sure it won't like explode on me. I say this because of threads I've seen on other forums where the OP apparently had their PSU burst into sparks and ruin their systems. |
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| 10-15-2011 | #2 |
| | It hasn't been certified by AMD/ATI for Crossfire. However, it has four +12V rails, rated at 18/18/20/22A. (That's 78A total, which means that you can't draw the maximum from all of the rails at the same time.) It has two 6+2 pin and two 6 pin PCI-E power connectors. That may not be enough for two Radeon 6990s (more than 300W each), but it ought to be adequate for two Radeons of most other types. I have no personal experience with that power supply, but a quick look at the reviews online suggest that it's not a poor one. |
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Nzxt pp-800 psu problems?
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