i also have read some bad reviews about this particular seasonic psu. Also Seasonic has cheap low budget series, which are less decent.
I would say those 2 EVGA´s that i have linked above seem to be decent, and have a good price point. Both single 12V rail units and fully modular. They also getting good reviews.
huh.. you're right o.o wow, can't believe they didn't show that on the video o.o well.. then i may just jump on it :P gonna look around at some reviews and such
nope alright the evga is about the same price, i'll go with that one.. i gotta stop changing my mind, i found the corsair hx750i on a small discount and thought "ooh maybe i should jump on it" then i realised that the evga is still cheaper and will work just fine xD
decided on the corsair rm 750w, since it's on 33% discount.. dang i'm lucky :P have found the mobo, gpu and ram and psu on sale now o.o i hope this keeps up hehe :P dang that's a good deal though.. well not i got myself a psu :) i hope 750w will be fine, i ran some random website check to see how much wattage i'd
need http://www.extreme.outervision.com/PSUEngine
and it said that the system will draw 483w with 2 gpus, but i don't really trust that website but.. i hope 750w will be enough :) thanks for all the posts guys and girls
It'll have more than enough juice to power sli 970's as they drain bugger all power. As seen here >> http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/geforce_gtx_970_sli_review,4.html
GTX970 strix is a single 8 pin card, which basicly means 150W from the psu, and max 75W from the pci-e slot, which means 225W max of the max. But the card will never use that, because there must be some kind of a safe margin. So the GTX970 strix will top arround ~180W
But lets calculate in the worst case scenario:
2x225W = 450W for both cards.
200W for the rest of the system
Totaly 650W.
But in real life the numbers will be allot lower, because like i said, those cards will never top out the max power, because there must be some safe margin. So something like ~500W could be nearly accurate, because the system will not running full power all the time.
man am i happy to have posted on this forum with all of you experienced builders :P you've cleared up my mind and any doubts i had but now i know i made the right decision :) since i've never built a pc before i have no idea how to calculate anything like that :P