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"like if I decide to get double titans" k den. Since you never gave a budget for PSU, here you go;
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I only has 100$ to spend on the psu . also amazon only bae
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Slightly over;
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SLI Titan Z's would be pulling 750W alone, but you don't have the budget for anything larger. Also, keep in mind that is a non-modular unit.
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I'll just order the 850w version cuz I prop jut get stl 780tis
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SLI 780Ti's will be fine with a 750W PSU.
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