What PSU is right for me?

[omiver4]

Last question for you guys, since I know to trust all your wise judgements ( seriously I do), if I ever decided to sli with

[FONT=verdana]EVGA 02G-P4-2678-KR GeForce GTX 670 FTW 2GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card x2[/FONT]

[FONT=verdana]Will I need to also upgrade my PSU?[/FONT]

[FONT=verdana]Yes, my MOBO is Sli Compatible. also What PSU would you then reccomend?[/FONT]

 

[MrBlkfx1]

Will I need to also upgrade my PSU?

If you have a quality PSU of 750W or greater you should be fine running your machine SLI with two GTX 670's

 

[slh28]

A system with SLI 670's only use 433W under full load and that's using a significantly more power hungry overclocked i7 965 so you'll be fine with a TX750. Power efficiency is one of the big selling points of the GTX 670.

 

[omiver4]

A system with SLI 670's only use 433W under full load and that's using a significantly more power hungry overclocked i7 965 so you'll be fine with a TX750. Power efficiency is one of the big selling points of the GTX 670.

THAT IS RIDICULOUS!!! is the gtx 670 really that awesome?!?!

 

[mailpup]

omiver4, ease up on the shouting please.

 

[Razer]

You are describing the power rating not the efficiency ratio. The efficiency ratio is the percentage of energy not lost during the process of power conversion. The higher the ratio, the less power loss during conversion. This also means there is less heat generated during the conversion, since the PSU consumes less power during the process.

Ah, yes, I mean output after conversion, it seem I wrong to pick my word, I should say the "greater certificate, less power loss in conversion".
Thank you for the correction, if you don't give me the correction, people will misleaded by my explanation.