Does this PSU support SLI, specifically GTS 970's null

Short Answer: It should. Long Answer: First, I'm assuming you are referring to the GTX 970, which typically require two (2) 6-pin PCI-E power connectors. The CX750M includes two (2) 6+2 pin PCI-E cables, each with two (2) connectors, for a total of four (4) PCI-E connectors. So as regards PCI-E power connectors, you'll be covered for both GTX 970's. Second, for a typical GTX 970 in a typical PC, the recommended PSU wattage is 500 Watts. With the max draw of a single GTX 970 being 170 Watts, you're probably at 670 Watts Max, which is 80 Watts below the output of this power supply. So you should be safe as far as power output goes as well.

Yes, easily handle that plus more.

Probably not wnough power to support two high end gpus

Yes. Should be plenty of power and has 2 video card power hookups.

Yes. It will support sli and crossfire

depends on your set up but 970's are pretty power efficient id say yes but double check continuous power of this psu not peak

SLI configurations needs more power. I wouldn't recommend using power supplies that has less than 1000w.

“Does this PSU support SLI, specifically GTS 970's”

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Short Answer: It should. Long Answer: First, I'm assuming you are referring to the GTX 970, which typically require two (2) 6-pin PCI-E power connectors. The CX750M includes two (2) 6+2 pin PCI-E cables, each with two (2) connectors, for a total of four (4) PCI-E connectors. So as regards PCI-E power connectors, you'll be covered for both GTX 970's. Second, for a typical GTX 970 in a typical PC, the recommended PSU wattage is 500 Watts. With the max draw of a single GTX 970 being 170 Watts, you're probably at 670 Watts Max, which is 80 Watts below the output of this power supply. So you should be safe as far as power output goes as well.
Answered by JoshB 9 years ago
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Yes, easily handle that plus more.
Answered by StLCards 9 years ago
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Yes it does
Answered by Steven 9 years ago
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Probably not wnough power to support two high end gpus
Answered by Knightwing 9 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Steveo 9 years ago
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Yes. Should be plenty of power and has 2 video card power hookups.
Answered by BurkeJones 9 years ago
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Yes.
Answered by Luis 9 years ago
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Yes. It will support sli and crossfire
Answered by alpine8081 9 years ago
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depends on your set up but 970's are pretty power efficient id say yes but double check continuous power of this psu not peak
Answered by joshsmith1991 9 years ago
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SLI configurations needs more power. I wouldn't recommend using power supplies that has less than 1000w.
Answered by Gtx1080p 9 years ago
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