Will a 750 watt PSU be able to power a FuryX2?

[johnny]

Any help would be appericiated, thank you.

[Fluffy]

has that card been released yet it depends on the brand of power supply and the tdp of that card i have read its supposed to be 350-375w so if you have a really good 750w with good 12v Amperage you can prolly run it depending on the specs of your system and how much wattage your system uses not including gpu..

[johnny]

Originally posted by Fluffy:

has that card been released yet it depends on the brand of power supply and the tdp of that card i have read its supposed to be 350-375w so if you have a really good 750w with good 12v Amperage you can prolly run it depending on the specs of your system and how much wattage your system uses not including gpu..

Thank you for your reply, I am currently using a Corsair 750w RM series power supply, I'm just hoping it's good enough for a card this taxing. I mean, if i'm forking out 1000+ for a GPU I want that ♥♥♥♥ to function, you know.

[N0REGARD4LIFE]

Exactly why I won't go over to AMD quite yet. Nearly every Nvidia gpu would be fine with a 750w psu, even the high end offerings. With AMD cards, seems people always have to question if their system can handle the power requirements.

[johnny]

Originally posted by N0REGARD4LIFE:

Exactly why I won't go over to AMD quite yet. Nearly every Nvidia gpu would be fine with a 750w psu, even the high end offerings. With AMD cards, seems people always have to question if their system can handle the power requirements.

The card I'm talking about is a dual GPU solution. I've been with Nvidia pretty much since I started PC gaming back in 2011. I feel like I want to give team red a chance.

[Fluffy]

so its mid-range to slightly above mid range but manages full load 750-800w at 45c ambient and maintains avertised (61a) 12v amperage at full load http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Corsair/RM750/5.html
so if its around rthe 350w mark and your system isnt a power hungry beast you should be able to run it

[johnny]

Originally posted by Fluffy:

so its mid-range to slightly above mid range but manages full load 750-800w at 45c ambient and maintains avertised (61a) 12v amperage at full load http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Corsair/RM750/5.html
so if its around rthe 350w mark and your system isnt a power hungry beast you should be able to run it

Thank you for your help!

[_I_]

depends on the brand/model

corsair rm750 will be fine
but diablotek 750 will have problems