OCZ Powerstream 520w ok driving 7800GTX Sli + OC'ed X2 4400+ @ 1.525v?

[Polish3d]

I think it should be but want to make sure.

System in sig.

4400+ @ 2.65
2 HDD
1 Optical
X-Fi
3 120mm fans
1 92mm fan

 

[overst33r]

that should be enough, unless you add a couple of more HDDs...That PSU is on Nvidias sli approved list for the 6800U, the 7800 use less power so it will be enough

 

[Spiked]

more than enough,

on my powerstream 520

2 Sata and 2 IDE drives
2 Optical
6600GT PCIE
2 120mm
2 80mm
2GB Ram
Floppy
2 Cold Cathadode Lights
1 Audigy 2 ZS

 

[Topweasel]

Originally posted by: mariok2006
that should be enough, unless you add a couple of more HDDs...That PSU is on Nvidias sli approved list for the 6800U, the 7800 use less power so it will be enough

That Thing should run just about anything thrown at it. That more amps on a single 12v rail then most dual rail PSUs have on both combined.

 

[imported_Kensai]

Originally posted by: Topweasel

Originally posted by: mariok2006
that should be enough, unless you add a couple of more HDDs...That PSU is on Nvidias sli approved list for the 6800U, the 7800 use less power so it will be enough

That Thing should run just about anything thrown at it. That more amps on a single 12v rail then most dual rail PSUs have on both combined.

Aye. Most "normal" systems are easily ran off that PSU.

 

[Bona Fide]

Watch the warranty though. That PSU is technically not "SLI certified" by nVidia. If you haven't already purchased it, look at nVidia's SLI-ready PSU list.

http://www.slizone.com/object/slizone_build.html#certified_powersupplies

 

[Polish3d]

I do already have it 🙂