In the Q&A tab on the linked page people are saying they are running it fine with 650 watt psu. I'd go so far as saying a good quality 500 watt psu would do the job assuming no other crazy power hungry things going on.
I just did some research. Nvidia are the ones with low watt usage cards, and Ati sucks power like crazy.
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kaliyamaLeft to find less-moderated foraRegistered Userregular
You might have that backwards? I am running two r9 290xs on crossfire mode on a 760 and things work just fine. I don't think NVifia cards are huge power hogs though either. People generally buy too much power supply. The advantage I suppose is that even as your PSU agree it will 've able to supply adequate power to the mobo
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Donovan PuppyfuckerA dagger in the dark isworth a thousand swords in the morningRegistered Userregular
Graphics card power supply requirements are horseshit.
For instance, that card can draw at absolute physical maximum, 300 watts in total.
A gold-rated or higher 450 watt PSU should drive it easily. 550 watts if you have a real beastly processor like a socket 2011 6 core.
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For instance, that card can draw at absolute physical maximum, 300 watts in total.
A gold-rated or higher 450 watt PSU should drive it easily. 550 watts if you have a real beastly processor like a socket 2011 6 core.
What card? The r9? You are correct, but I have two of them.
This is my power supply.
This is the graphics card I want to use.