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While the PSU might run over its rated voltage, for how long is the real question. Hence the dual ppsu question.

What does the board/CPU draw with a little dinger card in it?

IF it is less that 650W... then I would just do that. and 1200 for the cards + storage to add a 3.3v and 5v load to it no matter how minor. (Dunno if that is a still a rule)

If not then 650W for one card, storage devices and 4pin PCIE expansion power . 1200 for the rest. Would add even more 5v load to the 650W and help keep its efficiency high.

I am not an Engineer and I did not stay at a HIexpress last night.
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While the PSU might run over its rated power(wattage), for how long is the real question. Hence the dual ppsu question.

What does the board/CPU draw with a little dinger card in it?

IF it is less that 650W... then I would just do that. and 1200 for the cards + storage to add a 3.3v and 5v load to it no matter how minor. (Dunno if that is a still a rule)

If not then 650W for one card, storage devices and 4pin PCIE expansion power . 1200 for the rest. Would add even more 5v load to the 650W and help keep its efficiency high.

I am not an Engineer and I did not stay at a HIexpress last night.
980x can spike power ... as high as 800w..
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So 650W for one card PCIE slot power and storage and 1200 for the rest.

Course thats only leaving 400W for 2x580s at worst conditions.

JEEZ

I know power reqs are exponentially increasing, so maybe drop it down to 5.8 GHz and only need 400W of power lol jk jk I would never suggest dropping an OC
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980x can spike power ... as high as 800w..

Got proof of that from a credible source? That seems hard too believe. I know shammy or nickshiih said they say as high as 600w in Antec's labs using super leaky A0's. If that was true I don't see vince only using two PSU's for the quad-SLI SR-2 rig. Not trying to put you down man, but that is a huge claim. I'd like to see the source fore thinfo.
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