Will this frun two NVidia GTX 970s in SLI? null

Yes the corsair Power supply with run 2 video cards without an issue. but you also need to have the jumper board to connect both video cards together if you want it to work together.

Yes it would. However, you are going to be running it near full load at times and also a PSU loses a bit of power over time as the capacitors age. I would get a 1000 watt to be safe.

It has an adequate amount of the connections your video cards will require.. double check your rig at the Nvidia website but I cannot see how you would have an issue.

It's running my two Nvidia GTX 970 video cards in SLI at this time. with no problems. and I have a water cooled system, with two solid state drives running. Also 8 core CPU. Give it a try.

not recommended because the recommended system power for a single card is 500watts. sli configuration plus adding in the power needed for other components - i would personally look closer to 1,000 + watts. there are some good psu calculators on nvidia and some other system component websites to assist you with determining the minimum and recommended power supply watages.

Yes. This PSU is more than capable for running two 970's in SLI

The product page for the GTX 970 recommends a 500w or higher PSU for a single card. While this unit would probably power both cards, I wouldn't recommend using a unit with a bronze rating with two expensive cards. Odds of ruining anything is low but I wouldn't risk it.

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Yes the corsair Power supply with run 2 video cards without an issue. but you also need to have the jumper board to connect both video cards together if you want it to work together.
Answered by ComputerGuru 9 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Hellbender 9 years ago
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Yes it would. However, you are going to be running it near full load at times and also a PSU loses a bit of power over time as the capacitors age. I would get a 1000 watt to be safe.
Answered by RoboPop 9 years ago
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It has an adequate amount of the connections your video cards will require.. double check your rig at the Nvidia website but I cannot see how you would have an issue.
Answered by SimpleSolutions 9 years ago
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It's running my two Nvidia GTX 970 video cards in SLI at this time. with no problems. and I have a water cooled system, with two solid state drives running. Also 8 core CPU. Give it a try.
Answered by Omega 9 years ago
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not recommended because the recommended system power for a single card is 500watts. sli configuration plus adding in the power needed for other components - i would personally look closer to 1,000 + watts. there are some good psu calculators on nvidia and some other system component websites to assist you with determining the minimum and recommended power supply watages.
Answered by Excellent 9 years ago
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Yes. This PSU is more than capable for running two 970's in SLI
Answered by Sailu 9 years ago
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Yes it will
Answered by Dbaze 9 years ago
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Yes, more than enough power
Answered by Star 9 years ago
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The product page for the GTX 970 recommends a 500w or higher PSU for a single card. While this unit would probably power both cards, I wouldn't recommend using a unit with a bronze rating with two expensive cards. Odds of ruining anything is low but I wouldn't risk it.
Answered by Alex 9 years ago
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