Will this Power supply work with this graphics card?

Just to be clear, you don't need an 850watt power supply to run that one card, a 650-700 watt power supply would work as well. Now if you're running two of those cards, than yeah an 850 would be good.

sygnus21 said:

Just to be clear, you don't need an 850watt power supply to run that one card, a 650-700 watt power supply would work as well. Now if you're running two of those cards, than yeah an 850 would be good.

Well I think in the future i might sli, so im going to buy the 850 so I dont need to upgrade my PSU later :) Im guessing it will still work for that one card for now though? ><

Yeah that's fine. Just passing info.

pparks1 said:

Also, if you don't have enough of the PCI Express 6 pin power connectors, the new graphics cards will come with adapters to convert molex connections (2) into a 6 pin PCI-Express (1).

badger906 said:

my 6950 didnt

Depends on what card brand you get, my Sapphire 6950 2 gig did come with one. I know XFX brands come with them as well.

bluehoney said:

Ok so the things I will need are 2x6 pin connectors?

You'll need a 6 pin and an 8 pin. (A 6+2 PCI-E cable can be used as either a 6 or 8 pin.)

nVidia has a list of PSUs that they certify for various multi-card setups:

Build an SLI PC - Certified SLI-Ready Power Supplies

If a good 950W PSU is adequate for two 580 cards in a system, then 650W ought to be adequate for one card. (Gigabyte recommends a minimum of 750W, but a good 650W PSU may offer more +12V current than a poor 750W one.)