Will this PSU hold 2xHD5870 Video Card? CPU is i7 960
1387239
The PSU has 2 six pin plus 2 connectors on the same cable. I used it to fire up a i7 920 with 1 HD6450, powered by the board. there was not enough juice. Removed it, and have not found a use for it yet. You should be in the market for a single rail, 750-800 watt, with 60 plus amps on it. This power supply doesn't produce good numbers after 35% load.
1387240
This power will supply will handle your video cards. 600 watts is at the bottom of the specs for a Crossfire configuration of your video cards. I would suggest getting something with a little more power to give yourself some room to expand. Especially since you are running an I7 processor.
1387241
No it will not run two 5870 Video cards. The problem is that a single 5870 requires 2 6pin connectors. If you are connecting 2 separate 5870 cards then you will need a total of 4 6 pin connectors. Also I am not speaking of a reference model 5870 which may even require a 6 pin plus an 8 pin or two 8 pin connectors just to power 1 card. Many current generation cards will only need one 6 or 8 pin connector, but the card you are asking about is 3 generations old, but powerful enough to stay with modern gaming needs, but will draw a lot more power than most current generation cards. So this power supply will not because it does not have enough connectors. however it will run 1 of your cards. No it will not run two 5870 Video cards. The problem is that a single 5870 requires 2 6pin connectors. If you are connecting 2 separate 5870 cards then you will need a total of 4 6 pin connectors. Also I am not speaking of a reference model 5870 which may even require a 6 pin plus an 8 pin or two 8 pin connectors just to power 1 card. Many current generation cards will only need one 6 or 8 pin connector, but the card you are asking about is 3 generations old, but powerful enough to stay with modern gaming needs, but will draw a lot more power than most current generation cards. So this... » Read More No it will not run two 5870 Video cards. The problem is that a single 5870 requires 2 6pin connectors. If you are connecting 2 separate 5870 cards then you will need a total of 4 6 pin connectors. Also I am not speaking of a reference model 5870 which may even require a 6 pin plus an 8 pin or two 8 pin connectors just to power 1 card. Many current generation cards will only need one 6 or 8 pin connector, but the card you are asking about is 3 generations old, but powerful enough to stay with modern gaming needs, but will draw a lot more power than most current generation cards. So this power supply will not because it does not have enough connectors. however it will run 1 of your cards. « Show Less
1387242
Well, yes, it will hold them, but stacking them on top of it might not be so easy. Structurally, it's strong enough.
445440
It will work just fine. You could run 2 or probably even 3 in crossfire with that psu. 600 is already more than enough. Cpu wont be a problem either
977053
It will power your system without an issue. With those specs I would suspect even a 500 watt PSU would work but if you plan on upgrading in the future or putting that video card in Crossfire you would want the 700 watt. Here is a link to a a PSU calculator that should help you in the future, http://www.coolermaster.outervision.com
1678615
depends on other hardware, graphics card, number of harddrives etc. google "psu calculator" and compute your power needs
856883
The power target of the GTX 660 is only 115W compared to its TDP of 140W (and reviews seem to show it running closer to that 115W). You should be fine adding it to your system, assuming you don't have 10 HDDs in there as well.
585561
You power supply (PS) should have a connector that will mate with the graphics card. If no, you probably have an under-powered PS and need to upgrade.
959135
Check the clearance for the card and the amps and wattage on your power supply. If all is right then yeah it will work.
1217585
From what I can tell, thats a microATX board so the GTX760 is going to take up alot of space. Other than that yes it will work. Make sure that your PSU is enough to handle the card, I'd say nothing lower than 600w to be safe and that it will physically fit in your case (this card is big).
1973406
Im running mine with a corsair 750 w power supply and it is running fine. Im not one hundred percent sure but maybe give pcpartspicker a try and just put what you have andd the graphics card to the build.
299289
It is a powerful single rail psu so it can handle up to 750watt output, if that is what two GTX770's over clocked make.
316736
Yes, but you will also need to upgrade the Power supply unit as well. Right now I'm running an ATI Radeon 7850 with a 620W power Supply with no issue.
1628890
This power supply has 2, 6/8 PCI-E plugs. It should run about any video card you want to use. It will run your motherboard just fine.
1497206
You should be OK. I just built a steam machine with a 430w PSU and I'm running this card just fine!
1491799
Well, as long as you have a sufficient power supply, I don't see why not...although I have just one evga 660 installed at the moment.
1728704
Yes. It should be fine. You have a PCI express X 16 slot and unless you've beaten the crap out of the computer or you already have a bunch of attachments your PSU should still have enough juice to power it?
586679
The power supply is not a high-end power supply but should handle your setup. Fortunately, the GTX 960 only required 120 watts, It would not be a silly setup.
1312045
Without doubt. The PSU has all current ATX connections and will also be able to support 2 video cards with your AMD quad core