“will this psu handle sli, if i decide to add another video card in the future? Build; Asrock x570 taichi, ryzen 9 3900x, Nvidia RTX 2070 super, 32 Gb Gskill trident Z neo 3600.”

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• Yeah, you're good to go. You're only using about 400ish watts right now.

  Answered by MortehlGaming 5 years ago

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• Yes. It has 3 6x2 cables so it could power up to 3 separate GPU cards. If you're thinking SLI for gaming at least, you're better off getting the best single card you can afford rather than 2 cheaper cards. Gaming wise SLI is dead. Not a single AAA game in 2020 supports SLI so far. Only a handful did in 2019.

  Answered by NadeMagnet 5 years ago

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• No problem.

  Answered by JonJon 5 years ago

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• Hi Thor, Sure would! If you have anything else we can help with, please reach out: support.corsair.com -Art

  Answered by Corsair 5 years ago

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• The 2070 super requires a minimum of 600 watts if you add the same video card you will need a bigger PSU than this.

  Answered by Mfg1 5 years ago

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